Why Jets’ lingering Zach Wilson trade dilemma could reach uncomfortable end
NY Post
The trade market for Zach Wilson may be less active than a colony of slugs.
The Jets have been hoping to move Wilson this offseason but the outlook is bleak after watching teams trade other quarterbacks from the 2021 NFL Draft class for pennies on the dollar.
The Patriots sent Mac Jones, who was taken 13 picks after Wilson, to the Jaguars in exchange for a 2024 sixth-round pick.
The Bears traded Justin Fields, who was taken No. 11 overall in 2021, to the Steelers and only received a 2025 conditional sixth-round pick that can become a fourth based on his playing time.
So, what does that mean for Wilson?
You can definitely argue that Jones and Fields have shown more promise than Wilson.
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