The Jets have admitted to one of their worst failures in franchise history, trading away quarterback Zach Wilson to the Broncos for a late-round draft pick swap and $2.75 million in cap relief. This move comes as a relief to Jets fans, who no longer have to worry about the possibility of Wilson starting another critical game this year.
Denver has signed Levi Wallace. Brandon Aiyuk might be traded. Troy Fautanu has a knee injury. Mason Miller saved the day for the A’s. Aaron Boone was ejected for something a fan said.
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Zach Wilson’s mother, Lisa Wilson, expressed her excitement on Instagram following the trade of her son from the New York Jets to the Denver Broncos. Lisa shared photoshopped images of Wilson in a Broncos jersey and videos of the family home decorated with orange and blue balloons and flags. She emphasized the importance of support and love for her son’s success. Zach Wilson’s father, Michael Wilson, was also spotted wearing a Broncos jersey. The trade marks a fresh start for both the Jets, who can move on from Wilson, and Wilson, who gets a chance to develop with a new organization.
The Knights are facing a fullback crisis after Kalyn Ponga suffered a season-ending foot injury. Exciting rookie Thomas Armstrong and veteran Enari Tuala are the two options being considered to replace Ponga. Brad Arthur is reportedly set to make a shock change to the Eels’ spine by moving Clint Gutherson to five-eighth to ease the load on his injured knees. The Rabbitohs are set to recall Damien Cook after he was axed from the starting side last week. Meanwhile, both the Roosters and Broncos will enjoy the return of several key players ahead of Round 8.
The New York Jets and Denver Broncos have agreed to split quarterback Zach Wilson’s guaranteed salary in 2024, the final year of his rookie contract. Each team will pay $2.75 million to Wilson, and the Jets will also receive a sixth-round pick in exchange for Wilson and a seventh-round pick. The move saves the Jets approximately $2.75 million against the salary cap and allows Wilson to potentially compete for the starting job in Denver.
The Jets have traded quarterback Zach Wilson to the Broncos, ending the disappointing tenure of the former No. 2 overall pick. In exchange, the Jets will receive a sixth-round pick.
