The New York Jets have gone 11 straight quarters without a touchdown, but they're not blaming the quarterback.
In his latest defense of Zach Wilson, coach Robert Saleh said Wilson "is actually playing pretty good" and that it would be unfair to blame the team's profound struggles on one player or coach.
"It's hard to make changes just to make changes, just to pacify something, especially when someone is not deserving of that," Saleh said Monday. "If he was deserving, I gotcha, let's change something. That's always [the case] for every position."
Along those lines, Saleh said he's planning to continue with offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett as the play caller.