“I’ll tell the Jets to give him the football,” the former No. 1 pick said. “He doesn’t need to tell them. I’ll do the dirty work for him.”
When the topic of his team and the upcoming season came up, there was a common theme that the Jets head coach kept coming back to. Saleh was excited, energized and curious to see who among his young players would emerge as the “superstars’’ that would take over games in the fourth quarter.
Offensive skill position has been a black hole for the Jets for too long, with no players with the kind of dynamic talent that raises the eyebrows of opposing defensive coordinators and players. One person who noticed this was former Jets receiver Keyshawn Johnson, the No. 1-overall draft pick in 1996 who’s now an ESPN radio and TV personality.
Johnson, who went out of his way to compliment Jets general manager Joe Douglas for the way he’s been building this team, said he views Wilson as “a future Pro Bowl player … as long as the Jets don’t screw him up.’’ “[The Raiders’] Davante Adams gets the football, [the Saints’] Michael Thomas gets the football, [the Bills’] Stefon Diggs gets the football.
On the field, Johnson said, “I see the explosiveness, I see the good hands, the nice route running, the ability to change direction.’’
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