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The connection between New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Garrett Wilson appears to be in mid-season form.
What must be considered the best highlight from training camp so far involved Rodgers rolling out of the pocket and finding G-Dub in the back of the end-zone for a spectacular touchdown grab.
Connor Hughes of SNY labeled it “ridiculous” during a live hit from camp.
Best Social Media Reactions to G-Dub at Jets Camp
The highlight initially went viral from a Jets fan who captured it while watching from the stands.
However once the Jets released a different angle from close up, social media lost its collective minds.
ESPN NFL draft analyst Jordan Reid highlighted two traits from his college tape that made him special, “range and body control.” He said Wilson has a chance to be a “special player.”
One fan simply said, “the league is in trouble” after seeing this clip.
Benny & The Jets Twitter account said it best, “not many WRs in the league making this play.”
The ability to reach up catch the ball, contort his body, realize where he is on the field so he can stick his two toes down, and boom touchdown. Absolutely ridiculous.
Another Twitter user said, “You cannot guard that. Idc who you are.” At a certain point, a defender just has to shrug his shoulders and move on to the next play.
Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated said, “Garrett Wilson looks primed for a pretty big Year 2.”
Seemingly in disbelief football analyst Brett Kollmann said, “Jets really got Sauce and Garrett Wilson in the same draft class, man.”
Other Top Plays From Jets Practice on Sunday
Allen Lazard was teammates with Rodgers for five seasons with the Green Bay Packers. That will become a sixth season in New York in 2023.
The rest of the offense is still a work in progress, but Lazard has some built-in chemistry with Rodgers from their time spent together.
That has been obvious throughout camp including this highlight below. Rodgers fired a rope at Lazard and it was accurately put in a place that just escaped the outstretched hands of linebacker Quincy Williams.
It was either nearly tipped or just barely grazed but that didn’t seem to bother Lazard who hauled it in and created some nice yards after the catch.
The top highlight-reel play from Wilson wasn’t the only time he connected with his quarterback. There was another highlight during practice when A-Rod gently tossed the ball into G-Dub’s arms and let him go off to the races.
Wilson has spoken often about his basketball background and how that translates to the field with his ability to wiggle and shake free of defenders. That was once again on display.
The final highlight might be the best of them all. No, it wasn’t Rodgers throwing the ball but rather third-year quarterback Zach Wilson.
Wilson floated up a ball in one-on-one coverage to his intended wide receiver Jason Brownlee who hauled in the spectacular grab.
The talented wideout climbed an imaginary ladder to high-point the ball away from Jets cornerback Brandin Echols who was in coverage.
Brownlee is fighting for one of those final roster spots on the team as an undrafted free agent. If he keeps making plays like these, his roster spot will be secure in 2023.
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