BREAKING NEWS:Broncos Star carries an $11.1 million cap hit in 2024.

“If when he signs a one-year minimum deal with another team, [the Jets’] best-case scenario would be to release him and hope for the

offset,” Florio stated.

NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein described the rising quarterback prospect in 2021 as having the arm talent and bravado to produce

spectacular plays both inside and outside the pocket. Wilson’s tendency to hit the big play and his uneven anticipation cause much too

much of his efforts to go behind schedule.

Wilson’s tape from his sophomore year reveals questionable choices.

He could develop into a good pro because he has worked hard to reach to this position. To hit his ceiling, thhe might have to play

with more discipline.In that regard, Wilson may find that signing with Payton is the wisest course of action. But is he Payton’s ideal

quarterback? The idea of that marriage can differ significantly from the actual one, as Russell Wilson’s situation this past season

demonstrated.

Zach Wilson Couldn’t Play Offense Like Sean Payton

Wilson’s poor fit with Payton’s plan has been a major topic of discussion. QBs must possess the same accuracy and timing as Drew

Brees when throwing the ball. Wilson has never played that kind of game.

They could wait for the Jets to make their Zach Wilson choice.

“The Jets will be stuck with Wilson unless they will be picking up the majority of his fully-guaranteed compensation package for

2024,” NFL insider Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk tweeted on February 29. “They’ll have to pay him more than $5.4 million in 2024

—and either cut him or keep him in the end.”

Wilson’s 2024 cap hit is $11.1 million.

“If/when he signs a one-year minimum deal with another team, [the Jets’] best-case scenario would be to release him and hope for the

offset,” Florio stated.

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