Jets ‘committed’ to Zach Wilson and the 49ers are jealous: Steve Young
NY Post
The Jets have made their 2021 NFL Draft decision barring any drastic changes, according to ESPN analyst Steve Young.
Speaking on how the 49ers would love to draft BYU quarterback Zach Wilson with the No. 3 pick, Young – the Pro Football Hall of Famer for his days quarterbacking in San Francisco – said the Jets are a roadblock to the dream. “The Jets have committed to Zach and recruited the family,” Young said on KNBR Sports Radio’s “Tolbert, Krueger and Brooks” podcast. “I just don’t know how that gets undone, but you know, look, a lot can happen.”
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