Jets QB Wilson who exchanged words with Packers QB Rogers of "Large Fan" | NFL JAPAN.com

Green Bay Packers's great quota back (QB) Aaron Rogers and New York Jets rookie QB Zack Wilson have a 15 -year -old difference in NFL carriers.

They are standing in the same field and preparing for the same season.

On Wednesday, 18th, the two QBs, who received the first draft tour, were lined up in green beet for joint practice between Jets and Packers.Wilson acknowledged that he was crazy about his longing star when he exchanged words with Rogers.

According to "THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (AP Communication)", Wilson said in a joke, "James (Jets' QB) is a fierce fan. I was a little nervous."Say.

"No, I'm a big fan. We all have to pretend to be like that before. I'm just happy to be here and talk to him."

Wilson, who was nominated in the 2nd place in the 2021 draft, learned the spirit of Rogers, who was selected in the 24th place in the 2005 draft.

"His knowledge is amazing. It's smart and knows what's going on in the field. It's cool to ask him about footwork, in the field, and what he is looking at.Wilson said, if he could be more with him, he would keep asking questions.

On the other hand, Rogers commented, "Zack is a good child. It was fun to meet him."

The 22 -year -old Wilson was six years old when 37 -year -old Rogers started a career in which he had created a number of stories.

Rogers has nine professional bowl selection, three all -professionals, three MVPs, one super bowl champion, and more than 5,1000 yards, and 412 touchdowns.

Wilson, who is trying to achieve what Rogers has achieved, said, "I always wanted to see his game on Sunday.I was. "

From now on, Wilson will share Sundays with Rogers and will cheer young people who watch their matches.Someday, someone may stand in the field with Wilson and say that Wilson's "big fan".

"To be precise, we are all at the same level now, everyone is in NFL, but we are all" Aaron Rogers.Wilson said, "I'm crazy." It's still the best tool for us to learn from him and see what he's doing, "said Wilson.

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