Zach Wilson, QB, Denver Broncos

Originally posted by jimmy3233:

Originally posted by jimmy3233:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

Originally posted by jimmy3233:
safe to call him a bust at this point? does anyone think this kid is going to lead his team to a super bowl one day.
No one in this forum at the beginning of the season would have said that Gardner Minshew as a backup QB would outplay him and beat him in a game.

you are joking right?

To early to call him a bust but just right to call him a disappointment.

I think even that is premature. He is a rookie on a bad team with completely new coaching staff. This is what happens to even the best rookie QBs in their first year. There is too much talent there to make a negative assessment now.

You can't ignore the results or lack there of so far IMO.

you really can't ignore it at the end of the day. he looks awful guys. Flat out missing easy checkdowns multiple times a game and throwing multiple picks a game (4 against the pats some of which were beyond WTF throws). His athleticism really isn't translating at the NFL level where everyone is faster. He's slight of build making him much more injury prone (already out multiple weeks with a knee injury). Most importantly decision making is very poor and I don't see that changing anytime soon (loves big play hero ball stuff way too much and fails to convert most of the time).

He's a BUST confirmed now.

Pretty much called it as it is in my earlier post. Since then, he has had another knee injury. Throws god awful interceptions. Misses easy checkdowns and throws. Very poor decision making. Athleticism is definitely not translating either.

Let's add now that the locker room hates him and he has no leadership qualities. Honestly any team stupid enough to actually trade for him or god forbid make him their starter next year no matter how desperate deserves to lose and have their GM/coach fired.

He should be out of the NFL in a few years.

Originally posted by Goatie:
He was so awful against the Jags. Lawrence was so much better. Looks like Lawrence is the only good QB to come out of the 2022 draft. Fields, Jones and Lance have only shown to be so so.

Originally posted by Goatie:

Originally posted by jimmy3233:

Originally posted by jimmy3233:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by dj43:

Originally posted by jcs:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

Originally posted by jimmy3233:
safe to call him a bust at this point? does anyone think this kid is going to lead his team to a super bowl one day.
No one in this forum at the beginning of the season would have said that Gardner Minshew as a backup QB would outplay him and beat him in a game.

you are joking right?

To early to call him a bust but just right to call him a disappointment.

I think even that is premature. He is a rookie on a bad team with completely new coaching staff. This is what happens to even the best rookie QBs in their first year. There is too much talent there to make a negative assessment now.

You can't ignore the results or lack there of so far IMO.

you really can't ignore it at the end of the day. he looks awful guys. Flat out missing easy checkdowns multiple times a game and throwing multiple picks a game (4 against the pats some of which were beyond WTF throws). His athleticism really isn't translating at the NFL level where everyone is faster. He's slight of build making him much more injury prone (already out multiple weeks with a knee injury). Most importantly decision making is very poor and I don't see that changing anytime soon (loves big play hero ball stuff way too much and fails to convert most of the time).

He's a BUST confirmed now.

Pretty much called it as it is in my earlier post. Since then, he has had another knee injury. Throws god awful interceptions. Misses easy checkdowns and throws. Very poor decision making. Athleticism is definitely not translating either.

Let's add now that the locker room hates him and he has no leadership qualities. Honestly any team stupid enough to actually trade for him or god forbid make him their starter next year no matter how desperate deserves to lose and have their GM/coach fired.

He should be out of the NFL in a few years.

He was so awful against the Jags. Lawrence was so much better. Looks like Lawrence is the only good QB to come out of the 2022 draft. Fields, Jones and Lance have only shown to be so so.

Originally posted by RishikeshA:
Hers's a kid who seemed to have it all, swag, looks and talent. Only problem, he's with an organization that has no concept of grooming a QB.

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
At some point it's the player. Wilson has been disappointing by any standard. He looks like he's regressed since college. Not sure the Jets will find any takers at his current salary but if they cut him, I wpuldnt be upset to see the 49ers take a shot at him, give Kyle a reclamation project to work on long term.

Originally posted by RishikeshA:
Hers's a kid who seemed to have it all, swag, looks and talent. Only problem, he's with an organization that has no concept of grooming a QB.

Originally posted by floridaMan:
I've watched a decent amount of Jets games this season, and this guy misses open receivers by such a wide margin. The inaccuracy is soooo bad it's baffling. If he's dropped by the Jets, he'll get snatched up quick based on physical talents.

at this point Lawrence seems like the only QB worth the draft slot. And Purdy

Originally posted by wysiwyg:

Originally posted by RishikeshA:
Hers's a kid who seemed to have it all, swag, looks and talent. Only problem, he's with an organization that has no concept of grooming a QB.

"cough" Josh Rosen "cough"

Originally posted by DaBeegDeek:
Fields has been excellent.