Jets quarterback Zach Wilson earns your respect: What did LeBron James, Patrick Mahomes say…?

Just days ago, there was speculation that the New York Jets locker room was vandalized; The reason is Robert Saleh’s trust in him To his starting quarterback Zach WilsonSince last season, he has shown that being the starter in the organization will serve him well.

Their decision to sign Aaron Rodgers wasn’t for nothing. For Saleh, what seemed like a fairy tale turned into a real nightmare. The veteran quarterback was injured on New York’s first possession and his playoff aspirations were diluted in seconds.

Sunday night, Jets have a primetime game against Patrick Mahomes

And the current NFL champion. Bookmakers didn’t give the team from the “Big Apple” any chance, especially after the Chiefs started out with a 17-0 run at the end of the first quarter.

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However, Wilson managed to come from behind, silence some of his critics and get back into the game against the Jets, bringing them close to tying the game, Kansas won 23-20. Mistakes in the fourth quarter ultimately doomed New York’s hopes. The 24-year-old was heartbroken and even said “I lost the game”, but he has earned their respect.

LeBron James and Mahomes surrender to Wilson

At the end of the meeting, Patrick Mahomes finds Zach Wilson and simply tells him: “Hey, keep playing like this all year long”

Some words of encouragement for a young quarterback who feels the loss was his fault but leaves good feelings for the future.

not only Mahomes expresses respect for Jets quarterbackThe same goes for LeBron James, who left a message for Wilson via his Instagram account and even asked him to keep his head up and move on.

“Great game, kid. You win as a team, you lose as a team. One game doesn’t define the entire game. So keep your head up and keep going. If it were easy, everyone could do it,” the Lakers star said on his Instagram account.

even Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Chris Jones disagrees Former New England Patriots cornerback Rodney Harrison described Wilson as a bad quarterback and called Wilson “a special kid who needs time to show himself,” a situation that drew Harrison’s ridicule.

The numbers speak for themselves; Wilson passes Patrick Mahomes in passing yards, touchdowns and has higher grade than Kansas City starbecoming the first person to do so in his career with two Super Bowl rings in the NFL and NCAA.