Russell Wilson to the Jets? Veteran QB drawing consideration as backup
The New York Jets are considering veteran quarterback Russell Wilson for a backup role, with Wilson having visited the team's facility on April 27. Jets starter Geno Smith, who has a strong relationship with Wilson from their time together with the Seattle Seahawks, advocated for Wilson when team officials solicited his input on potential backups.
The New York Jets are evaluating Russell Wilson for a backup quarterback role. Wilson, a 14-year NFL veteran, visited the Jets' facility on April 27. The Jets have committed to Geno Smith as their starter for 2026, but are considering Wilson as a backup due to his experience. Smith advocated for Wilson, citing their strong relationship from their time together with the Seattle Seahawks. The Jets currently have four quarterbacks on their 90-man roster, with Wilson potentially providing cushion in case rookie Cade Klubnik isn't immediately ready for the No. 2 job. Wilson has made 202 starts during his NFL career, posting a 121-80-1 record and a 99.3 passer rating.
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