I'm your host Ian Hartis and today we continue our fancy file series with a look at Zach Wilson.

Jets hopeful savior BYU baller. This guy rose up draft boards. I would not blame you if

you did not know who he was this time 12 months ago. Now we do. He is the man tasked with

bringing the Jets back to the promised land at least maybe being a somewhat relevant team

in the NFL would at least be a good first step. So let's go through what exactly makes

Wilson what most should kind of think of him as a fancy asset in the year 2021. So if

you didn't watch Wilson much at BYU, here's a quote about Wilson from PFFs always fantastic

2021 draft guy, courtesy of Mike Renner. Call him a one you wonder if you must. The Zach

Wilson's accent isn't near the same as Joe Burrows a season ago Wilson was out here earning

an 80.5 overall grades of true freshman in 2018 while leading a team full of adults at BYU.

A shoulder injury and hand injury limited him in 2019 before he lit college football on fire

this past fall. Plus with a snappy right arm Wilson has thrown past as far as 65 yards

through the air this season against Western Kentucky to be exact with little more than

a flick. He can not only make all the throws, but he can also make them accurately. And

that is I guess the big case for Wilson on overall passing. He had a PFF grade 95.5 and

or me it throws 93.9 deep balls 99.9. You look at the highlights for this guy and I mean

they will take a lonely fancy analyst from six to midnight in a hurry people. Seriously,

ridiculous throws weekend week out. And then you notice who he's playing against and

that sort of things get concerned because for Wilson, the one red flag was that he wasn't

only forced to deal with pressure all that often and when he did, he only had a 74.1 grade

kept clean. He was at 96.5. Every quarterback is better when they're kept clean versus

under pressure. For some weird reason, Justin Herbert actually was better under pressure

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