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The newer generation of quarterbacks has had the privilege to play against legends of the league. Rookies from just last year and this year have competed against some of the best talents of the NFL. Furthermore, they get to learn the game of the players they have looked up to by playing on their teams. One such example is the New York Jets QB, Zach Wilson.

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Wilson was picked by the Jets in last year’s draft and has put up decent numbers since then. However, the young QB has voiced out his love and respect for the Packers legend, Aaron Rodgers. He has mentioned how he grew up admiring Rodgers. Furthermore, with the intense Rodgers trade rumors going on, it seems like one might want to par Wilson and A-Rod.

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Are Zach Wilson and Aaron Rodgers a Mr Miyagi and Daniel-san pairing?

It seems like the idea of Zach Wilson and A-Rod working together might not be bad. As per Ari Meirov on Twitter, there is a possibility of Rodgers going to the Jets and Wilson learning firsthand from his personal hero.

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Furthermore, just as Meirov stated that Rodgers to the Jets was a possibility, fans went insane. They took to Twitter to state their opinions about this. Fans spoke about the questions between Jordan Love and Rodgers in terms of mentorship.

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Furthermore, a fan mentioned the strength of Rodgers.

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Fans also tried to draw parallels between Rodgers and Favre.

However, there were fans doubting Wilson’s capability.

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Additionally, fans mentioned the admiration Wilson has for Rodgers.

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Finally, fans mentioned their true emotions about the mentorship idea.

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It seems like the fans majorly believe that Rodgers’ mentorship will pave the way for Wilson’s future and make him a better player. This is not completely without basis.

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Will Rodgers’ mentorship help in the long run?

It seems like Rodgers has had some good luck with his mentorship this season. In the times when Rodgers was off the field, Jordan Love had pulled up in the clutch for the Packers. Even then, Rodgers showed him some much-needed guidance and praised Love’s development. Therefore, it definitely seems Rodgers would make a good mentor for Wilson.

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It definitely seems like the veteran would be a good mentor to the youngster quarterback. However, only time will tell if Wilson will be getting one NFL’s own GOAT mentoring him.

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Aditya Rajput is a prime-time NFL writer at EssentiallySports, bringing his unique perspective to the world of football. With a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Advertising from a prestigious university, Rajput uses his expertise in human behavior and decision-making to provide insightful analysis of the motivations and strategies of NFL athletes. Rajput is a passionate sports enthusiast who is particularly drawn to the legacy of Tom Brady, whom he considers to be the greatest quarterback in history. His writing has been widely read and highly regarded, with his recent article "Explaining the Mindset of Tom Brady: The GOAT's Secret to Success" garnering over 100k views. In addition to his love of football, Rajput is a skilled basketball player and a talented chef. His piece, “$7 Million Worth OJ Simpson Receives a Hefty Monthly Pension From NFL” piqued the interest of more than 65k readers. On the other hand, when it comes to supporting his favorite team, Rajput roots for Brady's Super Bowl kryptonite, New York Giants. In his free time, Rajput loves to cook some great shots in basketball and some good dishes in the kitchen.

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