Jets coaches happy with Zach Wilson’s first minicamp: ‘fast study’
NY Post
As Zach Wilson’s first minicamp came to an end Wednesday afternoon, Michael Carter approached Wilson while the pair left the practice field.
The rookie running back had a message for his rookie quarterback. “[Carter] said to me after practice today, ‘You know what, it’s hard to know sometimes if it was a good or a bad day,’ ” Wilson said. “And it’s really because there’s so many learning experiences, and the frustrating things are good to learn from.”
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