The New York Jets traded Zach Wilson to the Broncos after a disappointing tenure, where he had a 12-21 record, 57% completion rate, 6,293 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and 25 interceptions.

• Zach Wilson finished with a 12-21 record, a 57% completion rate, 6,293 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and 25 interceptions.
• Wilson was sacked 113 times and lost nine of 17 career fumbles.

Zach Wilson's performance can be evaluated in comparison to the Jets' history of first-round busts since 1980, where he ranks among some notable disappointments.

• Wilson was ranked as the fourth worst first-round draft pick by Pro Football Reference's weighted career approximate value.
• Among the 13 worst first-round picks by the Jets, Wilson was the No. 2 overall pick in 2021 and tied for the fourth spot in career AV.
• Gholston, Faurot, and Milliner tied for the worst career AV as Jets, each with a score of six, highlighting past draft disappointments.

With Wilson's trade to the Broncos, the focus now shifts to his performance and development in his new team, as the Jets reevaluate their quarterback strategy.

Zach Wilson's tenure with the Jets marked by underwhelming performance cements his place as one of the franchise's biggest draft busts, prompting a reconsideration of the team's decision-making process in player selection.