How many games will the New York Jets WIN in 2022?

Never realized how fast Brady processes things and gets the ball out quick until I saw quarterbacks who process things slow and hesitate. 😳

I think that his QB coach (Greg Knapp) dying before the season started and the coaches deciding he should run the whole playbook for a system that isn't known for being easy to learn were two big factors that affected his development...I'm careful to not give a ton of excuses but I have to imagine those 2 points played a big factor.

Zach Wilson is the most athletic qb in the nfl. Dude slayed a cougar with his bare hands

The biggest problem with Wilson is he always want a BIG time play, he’ll rather throw to a covered receiver down the field then throw a easy check down I watched every single Zach Wilson game last year and imo that was his biggest issue

Best 'review' I've seen of Zach so far. I watched every game last year and I truly believe in him and his talents. The criticisms are fair, processed things slowly at times, often passed on easy completions searching for big plays and just plain missed check downs and screen passes. This year will be huge for him, I know he has the arm talent to be a plus QB in this league but what really excites me is his athleticism and improv skills. With huge improvements in his weapons/protection, a full offseason with the same staff and the extreme work he put in this offseason..hoping for a BIG leap this year. Great video!

The kid made some money. I hope him the best. God bless

Holy smokes This is the best analysis I have ever seen! You know your football! Excellent! Made me see the light. WoW!

Zach’s mom’s best friend loves this video

His arm strength is really noticeable in these clips

I was curious about Zach Wilson draft analysis videos after how bad he is doing, yet again, this season. This video really confirms the how/why of his hilarious self-sack last game. He self-implodes under pressure. Awesome video, showing exactly that!

i seen him progress from most of the weaknesses pointed out at the end of the year the only issue now is inconsistency

Great explanation, well done. He got hurt last night because his decision making and awareness are horrendous just like you've explained here.

It wasn’t too fast for Zach… Jets the only team that gave their rookie QB the entire playbook through trial and error, he had to learn on the go and did pretty well on the second part of the schedule.

This critique was (and remains) totally on point.

Spot on and here we are in December 2022 and wilson looks the same

I will say that he improved a LOT once he came back from injury last year. That time to watch seemed to help a lot. That improvement he showed gives a lot of hope moving forward

Awesome breakdown. I’m going to use some of this footage for my young QB that I coach.

he started to process information faster later into the season in the Tampa game to be specific he didn't even flinch on some of the decision making but early in the season he definitely struggled.

Most of the negative clips are from early season and positive from late. So that’s a good sign

This was sooo Good! Brilliant

What NO ONE mentions about Wilson’s “STELLAR” Junior year is that because of covid rules, all the Pac-12/Big Ten teams cancelled their non-conference games. What that meant was that BYU did not face their most difficult competition in 2020 coinciding with their glorious 11-1 season. In each of 2018/2019, they faced at least 3 ranked teams from those conferences. In 2020, they did not have to play the likes of Wisconsin(2018:6), Utah(2018:18, 2019:12), Washington(2018:11, 2019:22) and USC(2019:24), which they faced at least once in the 2 previous years.

Quarterbacks who run a form of the West Coast system straight out of college are destined for a lengthy career. Brett Favre was drafted by the Jerry Glanville Falcons but was traded as he was merely a gunslinger sideshow in Atlanta, where Ron Wolf saw the kind of tenacity and loose confidence that teammates rally around Steve Young, Aaron Rodgers, Joe Montana and Ken Andersen are all good examples of how the West Coast Offense takes short passing to complement a quick hitting running game, using the Tight End and Running Back positions as main passing targets over locking in on the flankerback, slot back or split end Quarterbacks who settle into a system like the West Coast offense, where it's not the home run ball, but a detailed passing and running game with timing and training specifically based on quickness and good feet are the right way to establish an NFL passing game with consistency I'm yet to see a quarterback who didn't get introduced into a system that teaches pure fundamental football before expecting success who was successful in the NFL

This aged like fine wine

Great points. No one barely touched him when he was with BYU. He is obviously spooked by the speed of the NFL defensive linemen. Not sure he can overcome this, but I really hope he can. However the Jets need to prepare as if can not.

i think one thing that wasnt mentioned here was his between the numbers skills, j saw alot of tape where he seemed to easily find the spots over the middle of the field and complete hard throws. i think the processor problem isnt a crippling one, and an improved run game and wr core will help him find the confidence to tune out the rush

That flea flicker play was brutal, he had 2 guys standing wide open right in front of him.

First, I like the analysis, nice animations and interesting analysis. I do only partially agree though. I think you missed to look at the progress. The issues against the patriots: it's his second game in the NFL and working against Bill Belichick. The texans game was his first after the injury, lots of pressure because backup QBs performed as hell. The dolphins play, he didn't have the handle for the ball, that's why he didn't throw the ball. His routine throws were an issue. I liked the progress though. I believe he will be one of the most improved QBs in the NFL

Pat fan here -- I am SO stoked for this season. The AFCE alone is going to be incredible to watch.

I'm here from the future. You were right about everything.

I think another issue he had last year was hitting receivers in stride. Not sure if that's something you maybe picked up but I feel like on some of even his best throws the WRs had to stop running to get to the ball. Great video!

Great breakdown. The check downs improved after he came back from injury . My biggest concern is his processing speed. I noticed that because he isn't processing it quick enough, he would through the ball behind receivers at times since the timing is off. Hopefully he fixes that . He has the talent to be top 5 but needs to work on the mental aspect. I think he will figure it out

Good analysis here and agree with all the "bad" points as a NYJ fan. Now that it's a more crafted team, Zach really has to show he's learned something. Hopefully he will watching Flacco for a couple weeks recovering.

Good video. As a Jets fan, I really do hope he takes the next step.

Nobody knows these things better than Zach and it seems like he's had a fire under him all off-season. I'm encouraged that he's been putting in the work by flying out to his WRs, going to Tight End University and hosting a bunch of his guys and Flacco in Idaho, and even putting on like 15 lbs of muscle . With the new weapons and his work ethic, I don't see how he doesn't improve substantially this year.

I believe in an interview Zach admitted that prior to getting injured he felt the games was going to fast and he was having trouble trying to catch up. But after watching his three back ups from sideline for four weeks. He notice how fast they were processing the game. The four week injury might’ve been the best thing for him because after that even that Texas game he played much better than prior.

zach wilson will be great next year because he has that dawg in him

Extremely well done. Zach Wilson is scared to get hit. Not sure if that is fixable. Props for this video, very in depth and detailed.

This was an amazing breakdown

As a jets fan. Before his injury I wasn’t high on Zach and he definitely had his rookie woes. Yes he has problems with pressure and making the easy throw but his post injury play wasn’t nothin special but promising to where he was more on time and making quick decisions. It has me excited

If we see it you know damn well the d coordinators see it

As a Jets I pretty much agree with your entire assessment. I have high hopes for my boy

Last year Zack played the same way he played in college... a little erratic at times and always looking for the "big throw" or 40 yard scramble... Needless to say that's not going to cut it in the NFL. Must learn to settle down and play at a nice poised controlled pace, u know, kinda like Davis Mills! Anyway, I think Zack will get it eventually (probably not this season) as it's going to take time... Fans need to be patient as he adjusts his game and works thru adversity. Good luck Zack!

Great breakdowns!

I would love to see another video on the jets mid season

I think he will be fine. I doubted him coming into the draft but he looked good in practice this year.

Boy this aged great! Great job!!!

I think Zach has a chance to be a top-15 QB as long as he can harness some of that recklessness. He's getting some serious talent around him so I do expect him to do well and get at least 6 wins this coming season. I think Lawrence will make the biggest improvement because he had the worst coach and team so it shouldn't be too difficult. Excited for the season to begin.

The hitting the flat problem will go away. You are dead on with the processing speed though that was always frustrating for me watching him in college. His senior year he was able to make up for it by learning to watch a lot of game tape, but I don't know if that will be enough in the NFL.

Great break down 🙌🏽

Can’t wait for Garrett Wilson to turn him into a beast. The jets coaching is top 5 in the league and they’re starting to get the players to be good. Wouldn’t surprise me if they somehow squeak in the playoffs but it would be hard with how the afc is

Almost every first year QB struggles in the NFL, especially on a bad team with a rookie HC, OC, and DC. It's year two that will likely tell the tale, how quickly is he processing things after a year in the same system, with the same coaching staff, and improved talent all around him at every level? And if I'm not mistaken, he didn't throw an int for the last five games after he came back from injury. The bread isn't baked yet, let's give it some more time in the oven and see if the dough rises. Ahh thankyou.

Very sad that he is injured. He still has a lot of potential. 😔

Once Jets replaced Van Roten at RT with Duvernay-Tardiff, Zach Wilson seemed more calm and poised in the pocket. And I believe he finished with 9 TDs and Just 2 INT over his last 7 games. And didn't throw any INTs in his last five. All that while losing starters on the OL and RBs-WRs. It just gives me hope that with a vastly improved starting cast, Wilson can at least manage the offense way more efficiently. While continuing where he left off at end of last season. Staying calm and poised while not turning the ball over.

Great analysis bro.

Wilson is talented, no doubt. But he really has to perform this season. Imo, his roster and what the Jets did for him in free agency is better than what any other team did for their 2021 rookies. He really has no excuses if he doesn't perform to at least a significant improvement on his rookie year. I'm keen to see how it plays out.

He gonna be top 5 Qb in 2 years mark my words

Excellent breakdown. I just wish it went a step further. Like how many QBs experienced this. How many adapted vs those who did not

aside from what others mentioned here... going from near bottom TEs to having one of the best trillos in the league should also help

Post injury Zach showed a ton of improvement.

Excellent breakdown.

What a dope ass video!I think I'll sub

Great breakdown! I'm a Jets fan so I'm biased, but I think the two major problems will be much better this year, if not 100% fixed. First, the mental stuff. Maybe he'll never be Manning, Rodgers or Brady with the mental game. But everything I read is about Zach is that he was OVER-Processeing. And that the coaches are telling him to just focus on what he needs to focus on. With Lefluer's clock like precision plays I think that'll help if Zach takes that advice to heart. White & Flacco aren't world beaters. But they played within the scheme. Whereas Zach, in his youth, was trying to do to much. Less is more. If he thinks LESS I think he'll think faster. I think it's why he's better on the broken plays. He's reacting not thinking. The second thing you talk about, the missed layups, I feel that's more problematic. But it seems that unlike the mental aspect, this CAN be fixed just by working harder. Just repetition. The mental problems might be a hold over from college, but these little flat plays he made at BYU, right? It seems more mechanical, doesn't it? Maybe something the late Knapp could have kept at bay during the season before his untimely passing. I feel like the coaching staff knows all this. I feel like they're gonna' fix it one way or another during the pre-season. Either coach him up so the errors get reduced, OR simplify the things that are confusing him so he can just play & react as the great athlete everyone knows he is. My prediction? Not a Mahomes or even Josh Allen type year. But I say he fixes the small stuff, the Mac Jones stuff, and still wows us with the occasional big play. Enough for the Jets to get 8-10 wins and at least be in the chase towards the end of the year. Hope so.

that play at 6:00 i think yall are wrong about. Wilson made the right read just didn't hit his mark. Slay probably tips that ball or picks it off and takes it for 6, while his other guy was about 5 yards open. he just has to make that throw.

Great vid ..Need one on hurts!

funny how we both break down film at home . i agree with everything you said .

quick releases are crucial

0:23 can't make this shit up 🤣🤣🤣

If his decision making process is that slow, he's a backup at best no matter how great his arm talent might be. NFL Defenses are just too good and too fast. Really like your videos by the way. Totally agreed with your analysis of Trevor Lawrence.

4 games into this season and yeah, this video still rings pretty true. he's struggling on some pass rushing attempts and he's been really poor against the broncos/packers. however, he's not throwing the ball away to secondaries, and he's still limiting turnovers. jets gotta hope he grows because this is still worrisome as a fan. the defense also has been helping out a ton as of late. I hope zach can at least get some TD passes soon, because it's going to become a pressing issue.

Amazing video! 👍👍

most of the clips seem to show him in shotgun, taking a 7 step drop (including the PAs) or are designed for one to two reads at most (so as to make it simpler for him to process). Was that largely how their playbook ran last year? It really seemed like: 1. He couldn't identify who was Man coverage or if he needed to go to his hot read on the pre-snap 2. Line protection never shifted or adjusted on the presnap leading to the missed rushers The latter should be either the center or vet linemen calling the shift , but perhaps if they stopped having him 10+ yards from LOS by the time he needs to decide to throw the ball, work on his fundamentals like throwing to the flat under pressure so he can complete those flat and screen passes on a consistent basis, they could do what the Pats did with Brady. The made serious gains in yardage purely by exploiting screen passes from the shotgun and split formation. Mix in PAs and RPOs, and you'd limit his thinking while giving him time to "catch up" speed wise to the NFL level.

He got that dawg in him its all good

The fact i keep seeing the flea flicker is crazy because it’s clear as day he just didn’t catch the laces on the football lol

He was a rookie qb in the Jets

You have a fantastic channel my dude. Wilson has been bailed out so hard by a great defense.

I think there’s one thing you didn’t mention in this video, and it’s that Zach got that DAWG in him

News flash. The game is fast for all rookies, especially at QB. If he has a line, which is still suspect can block, and weapons he didn't have last year,but are supposedly here this year pan out. Let's see what becomes of him, on a team at the bottom for a long time.

“Not including their moms best friend,” I knew right there it was gonna be a good video

I'm a Florida Gators fan. Anthony Richardson has the same problems especially the pitch and catch seemingly easy throws in the flat. His problems can be coached but his rocket arm and physical stature is what makes him a first round pick. He's a Boom or bust for who ever drafts him.

On the plus side of Wilson, he the better of the last 4 rookie qbs that's started for the Jets. Sam, Geno and Mark. As with any team, health of the team will be the biggest factor. I can see 8 wins, maybe more with some luck.

Alot of the plays at the end were some awful concepts, play action with max protection, and only 2 or 3 guys in routes and non hot or go's. Just some slant and button hooks. A good qb coach , gotta teach him to change the play or, signal a 9 on the lone defender wr. Take your chance with a outside the numbers deep route. Hopefully they clean up the offense.

Looking at this footage I'm so glad that my team has Sam Howell he's a quick processor

This is a clear guy who’s going to make a huge stride in his second year with an improved oline and improved weapons and now knowing the scheme and having his play caller not be as awful as he was early in the year.

A great, but frightening breakdown. The raw physical talent is clearly there. But the inability to accurately throw to the flat or check down-some of the easiest throws there are-is a huge red flag. Processing speed may come with experience, but inaccuracy from a clean pocket is just bad.

All of the processing and decision making was negated in his junior year due to his line. I think he was sacked single digits and if you watch every game 90% of plays not one defender wins against the line. He never had to worry

You have accurately nailed everything with Zach. Honestly, I feel like Zach is high upside big project & the Jets coaching staff just isn't good enough to pull it off. Huge mistake to just plug him in as Day 1 starter without forcing him to earn the starting job.

Wait but how can you say he escape pressure well and sets his feet and deliver, then 1 min later say he loses it all when any pressure comes?

good breakdown

It seems like processing speed is something that could be improved with time.

This video is good in hindsight

All of his issues are fixable. Hopefully he can sharpen up on the simple passes

The guy skipped his senior season to go in the draft and everyone said they never played anyone. No other college team traveled like his team did to play football...nor would they. His NFL QB coach dies. Starts as an NFL with young and questionable players around him and with a new HC and OC also gets hurt and misses games. No one is perfect coming out of the draft. This year will tell who he really is.

Long story short zach is me playing on all madden

A lot of correctable weaknesses. Hopefully the Jets will get a good QB coach to help him with those

The 1st thing a QB has to adjust to as a rookie is the speed of the game ... Wilson will be a better QB this season having year 1 under his belt .

Jets can't even find a trade suitor for him right now.

The positive is that i think he's low low like a top 5 top 3-4 runner in the league at his position. i thought he was an underrated athlete, unnecessarily when he came out, but also he didn't totally show it off too much exactly but the one breakaway run he had this year vs Jacksonville was better than the one trevor had in college vs O state. My concern is just... How many times do you do bad habits before they ingrain themselves, and thats why i need to cut the cowboy ish right now. like i need him to like do the simple stuff first and make his offense functional before, every down in 3rd and long, and every play needs to be big. its like the one, you don't find it when ur looking for it. it appears to you and you take it.

great job

The whole problem is everybody wants instant success. He was pushed into the starting role FAR to early and his play showed that. Hell even the coaching staff owned up to it. And News flash ALL the rookie QBs struggled!!