Zach Wilson’s mom Lisa posts alarming message as Jets fans turn on QB
With the New York Jets struggling, Zach Wilson has been under constant fire from the fans. So much so that even a few former players and analysts have taken to doubting the young quarterback's game.
As reports speak of a tense locker room, the hate seems to have reached Zach Wilson's mother, Lisa.
Always there to support her son and call out haters, Lisa shared a slightly alarming message on her popular Instagram page:
Addressing her followers about her whereabouts, Lisa Wilson wrote:
"I didn't die. The world just makes me sad. So I'm taking a step back for a minute. Just wanted to jump on to let my girls know I am teaching Dance Club today at 9:30am. But I do have a sub on Friday.
"I'd love your positive energy today. The rest of you, you know the drill. Get vertical Make your bed Armor up And get our and hustle because the world needs to know you."
Throughout Zach's NFL career, Lisa has continued to stand up to her son's haters, making sure to defend the New York Jets star.
Aaron Rodgers, Joe Namath on Jets' season so far with Zach Wilson as QB
While a few continue to keep faith in Wilson's performance, Jets legend Joe Namath made some bold comments about Wilson's future with the franchise.
While on The Michael Kay Show, Namath said:
"Send him to Kansas City to back up against somebody like Mahomes, maybe he will learn something. I wouldn't keep him. You know, I've seen enough of Zach Wilson all right. I've seen enough."
Adding that there was nothing about his performance, Namath referred to Wilson's game as "disgusting."
Aaron Rodgers, up to date with what has been happening, made sure to share his views on the Jets' condition. While speaking to Pat McAfee, Rodgers said:
"There’s some heated conversations on the sideline. I think we need to hold our poise a little bit better, really just offensively. We need to not have some of those things happen on the sideline and to be a little better competitors.”
Rodgers expressed regret at not being present with the Jets, admitting that if he were there, maybe these things wouldn't really be happening. The sidelined quarterback also emphasized the need for sticking "together through the tough times."