Zach Wilson famously said he'd make his competition's life "hell" if the New York Jets acquired a veteran quarterback this offseason.
Now that the Jets added a signal-caller with four MVP awards on his mantle, it appears Wilson has softened his stance.
Jets general manager Joe Douglas talked Tuesday about Wilson's learning from Aaron Rodgers, and Wilson has expressed a willingness to take a "redshirt year or two" behind Rodgers, per The MMQB's Albert Breer.
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