Jets legend Joe Namath thinks team should move on from Zach Wilson: 'I've seen enough'

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New York Jets legend Joe Namath has seen enough of current Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. 

Hall of Fame quarterback Namath, who delivered the one and only Super Bowl victory in the team’s history, watched the Jets fall to the New England Patriots once again on Sunday, where Wilson struggled to get anything going on offense. 

The Jets averaged 4.4 yards per pass attempt on their way to just 171 total yards on the day. Wilson went 18 of 36 for 157 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions in the 15-10 loss. 

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New England Patriots linebacker Matthew Judon sacks New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson in the end zone for a safety during the game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Sunday. (Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

Namath was voicing his frustrations with the Jets’ offense, as well as the coaching staff, during the game on X, formerly known as Twitter. But he also aired out his displeasure with Wilson during "The Michael Kay Show" on Monday. 

"No, I didn’t take anything positive out of it yesterday. It was awful," Namath said when asked if there was anything he’d take into next week if he were with the Jets. 

Namath explained to the crew why he thinks that way. 

"Were you watching? I mean, I mean, please. You sit down? You sit down on the play, you go right down? What happened? I thought you were trying to make plays and win. You quit on a play. What is going on? It’s disgusting," he said.

During the game, Namath was posting immediately when Wilson and the Jets took the field at a rainy MetLife Stadium. 

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