Free agent quarterback Russell Wilson is currently weighing a contract offer from the New York Jets while also considering a career in network television. At 37 years old, Wilson visited the Jets last week to discuss the possibility of serving as a backup to Geno Smith, who the Jets have confirmed as their starting quarterback. Wilson expressed his desire to continue playing, stating, "I still know I can play ball at a high level," but is also intrigued by opportunities in broadcasting, particularly with CBS Sports. Last season, Wilson played for the New York Giants, earning $10.5 million on a one-year contract before being benched after an 0-3 start. The Jets are looking to enhance their quarterback depth, as their current backups, Bailey Zappe and Brady Cook, have a combined total of just 13 career starts. Smith, who previously played alongside Wilson at the Seattle Seahawks, has endorsed Wilson as a potential backup, highlighting their strong rapport. New offensive coordinator Frank Reich believes Smith is well-suited for the Jets and anticipates his best football is yet to come.