New York Jets coach Robert Saleh said “it’s possible” that quarterback Zach Wilson could play in the team’s regular-season opener against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.

Related Players: Joe Flacco

Neither Wilson or backup Joe Flacco will be a worthy start in typical start-one QB, but the sophomore could use all the game time he can get as he looks for an improved second season.

Interestingly, Saleh said he feels the Jets can wait until the week of the Sept. 11 season opener with the Ravens to make a decision on whether Zach Wilson will start that week.

Related players: Joe Flacco

Wilson was watching most of practice driving around on a cart again, though he did get some time rehabbing off to the side with trainers. He gingerly walked onto the field at the end of practice to chat with wide receiver Braxton Berrios. Saleh said Wilson will only be able to watch practice from a distance for now, the story all said. Ironically, it was The Athletic that reported Wilson's timetable could be a long as 4-6 weeks, when most others were reporting 2-4 weeks. The author said he expects Flacco to start Week 1.

One pleasant surprise thus far in camp has TE Tyler Conklin. Coming off his best season of his career last season with the Minnesota Vikings, Conklin has quickly built a strong connection in camp with QB Zach Wilson.

Related players: C.J. Uzomah, Jeremy Ruckert

The story went on to say the early look is that Conklin will be a favorite red-zone target for the Jets’ offense. He may quietly have yet another career year in his first season with the Jets. The Jets also have former Bengal Uzomah who is a red zone target himself, along with the rookie Ruckert. Conklin is well down our TE list at 29th, so right now he's only a consideration in deeper leagues, or those that utilize multiple TE slots.

The start of the regular season could be in jeopardy for Zach Wilson.

The New York Jets quarterback, who underwent knee surgery Tuesday, could return in four to six weeks, a source told The Athletic.

Related players: Joe Flacco

Most of the timetables have said 2-4 weeks so this certainly puts in question Wilson's Week 1 status. If Wilson is closer to six weeks, he wouldn't return until Week 4. Missing four weeks would cause Wilson to miss Week 1 and return Week 2.

BREAKING: Zach Wilson's arthroscopic knee surgery was deemed a success, source tells ESPN.

Related players: Joe Flacco

The tweet went on to say there were no surprises from the original diagnosis. Cimini added they won't put him on the field until he's 100%, but good news for the Jets. Wilson remains a question mark for Week 1. For what it's worth, Flacco has been good in camp thus far.

Zach Wilson went down during the Jets first preseason with an apparent ACL injury

Related Players: Joe Flacco, Mike White

This is clearly a detriment to Zach Wilson's sophomore season if the tests come back positive. If the baton gets passed to Mike White, we could see some extreme short-yardage usage for the running back tandem of Breece Hall and Michael Carter

The Jets have placed QB Joe Flacco and QB Mike White on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related players: Zach Wilson, Josh Johnson

Wilson was announced as the Monday Night starter but with Flacco and White on the COVID list, Johnson will back up Wilson.

Zach Wilson was fully cleared to return Monday night. He will practice fully and start against the Texans, sources tell The Athletic.

Related players: Mike White, Joe Flacco

Wilson missed four games with a PCL injury and watched as White flashed and faded before Flacco at least gave the Jets a chance against the Dolphins in Week 11. The Jets are eager to get Wilson back in the lineup with WR Elijah Moore having three-straight games with TDs. That duo will have to wait a couple of weeks to get RB Michael Carter back in the fold as he has a high ankle sprain.

If Zach Wilson shows improvement upon his return, which could be this week against the Houston Texans (2-8), the Jets could walk out of the season knowing they have two important pieces to succeed in a passing-crazed league.

Related players: Joe Flacco, Mike White

The story was mostly about the emergence of Elijah Moore over the past several weeks. Moore has scored a TD in three-straight games and none of them have come from second overall pick Wilson, who has remained out of the lineup. The Jets are likely looking forward to seeing the Wilson-Moore connection get on the field as soon as possible, as the two look to be a bright spot in the team's future success.

Jets QB Zach Wilson will be listed as doubtful for Week 11 against the Miami Dolphins. Jets HC Robert Saleh said Wilson's knee is good, but the confidence is not there.

Wilson will be the team's starter when ready, and it is good that he is not being rushed back considering how bad the Jets are this season.