Zach Wilson's mother Lisa shuts down troll at Jets vs Browns Hall of Fame game
Lisa Wilson has always supported her son, New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. This sometimes means calling out Jets fans who don’t have nice things to say.
Lisa was in attendance during the Hall of Fame game between the Jets and the Cleveland Browns at the Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio. Her son, Zach, got some time on the field, since Aaron Rodgers did not suit up for the game.
But aside from cheering for the former BYU standout, she also made sure to keep hecklers quiet.
Lisa Wilson (wearing a black shirt) was looking at a Jets fan who might have said unpleasant words about Zach Wilson or the Jets. She shared the photo with the caption:
“That would be me politely letting the dude behind me know I didn’t appreciate his comments.”
Zach’s girlfriend, Nicolette Dellano, also attended the Hall of Fame Game and witnessed the quarterback complete a 57-yard pass to Malik Taylor.
Wilson credited Rogers for suggesting the play and offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett for calling it. The third-year NFL player finished the game with three completions for 65 yards. He had the highest passer rating (104.2) among the three Jets quarterbacks who played against Cleveland.
Wilson is also grateful for everything Rodgers has taught him, even if the four-time NFL Most Valuable Player called him "little bro" on a birthday greeting.
Zach Wilson’s childhood home flooded
While Lisa supported Zach at the Hall of Fame Game, heavy rains poured down Draper City, Utah, flooding their house.
Lisa Wilson posted on Instagram:
“I’m on my way home! I’m so sad I’m not there to help people. I’ll be home around 4. If anyone needs help, I’m happy to come do what I can. DM me!”
She also shared that Draper City Mayor Troy Walker declared a state of emergency.
Zach Wilson’s mother also shared the damage on their own home, with the caption:
“This is my home. The walk out basement was filling up quick!”
Lisa also posted a photo of her sons trying to clear the water.
Zach Wilson was born in Draper City and played high school football for Corner Canyon before joining the BYU Cougars. After three seasons at Brigham Young, he was drafted second overall in the 2021 NFL Draft.