Zach Wilson’s Mom Brings All Her Girlfriends To Jets Preseason Game
Zach Wilson’s Mom Brings All Her Girlfriends To Jets Preseason Game
Zach Wilson’s mom, Lisa, was on hand this weekend to watch the New York Jets take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in preseason action.
And she didn’t come alone.
A mere week after setting the internet ablaze with her wild birthday party photos, Lisa was back at it again – this time with some pals.
Given the history that both Lisa and her son have when it comes to her girlfriends, folks understandably reacted strongly to the photos.
Both Lisa and her friends had to have been happy with what they saw on the field Saturday night. While New York ultimately lost 13-6, Zach looked incredible once again.
The former BYU standout finished with 70 yards on 9-of-13 passing, and he also stole the show with one particularly notable highlight reel play.
Zach Wilson said SEE YA! 🚨 @ZachWilson | @nyjets
📱: Stream #TBvsNYJ on #NFLPlus https://t.co/L9mPiySUki pic.twitter.com/teHISKF6Yh
— NFL (@NFL) August 20, 2023
Overall, this has been a really strong preseason for Zach. Obviously he won’t be taking the starting quarterback job from Aaron Rodgers, but the whole point of the Jets’ current arrangement is him continuing to develop under the future Hall of Famer.
By the looks of things, that is precisely what is happening.
This time last year Zach was primarily in the headlines for things like his mom hosting ‘sexy’ parties and all the Abbey Gile stuff.
What a week for the Minnesota Vikings. https://t.co/HcLKaVrTxp
— Game 7 (@game7__) August 19, 2023
Now he is trending for his own strong preseason play.
That is a notable improvement.
Will Zach eventually be able to step up and be the player the Jets once believed he could be? Time will tell, but clearly his mom plans to be at every game as her son tries to live up to the lofty expectations that have been set for him.
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