Jets bust Zach Wilson’s wife Nicolette slays strapless gown after Dolphins’ disaster

Zach Wilson’s wife Nicolette is always a hit on NFL game days — or any day for that matter. While she didn’t post for Sunday’s disastrous Miami Dolphins loss to the Indianapolis Colts, she made up for it on Tuesday with a stunning dress post.
Zach and Nicolette married at the end of June right before the season in a Manhattan wedding where they met when the quarterback played for the New York Jets.
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He was traded in the offseason from the Denver Broncos to the Dolphins. Nicolette has quickly fit in with the WAGs like her pajamas while posing with Tua Tagovailoa’s wife.
Speaking for Tagovailoa, while he struggled in the 33-8 loss at Indy, Wilson got in late and went 5-for-8 with 32 yards. This is also significant because he didn’t record a stat last season backing up Bo Nix.
Nicolette didn’t post for the game her usually fire looks like this Dolphins one below.
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She’d make up for in a stunning white gown for her cousin’s 21st birthday.

Then Dolphins return home on Sunday, September 14, vs. the New England Patriots. Will Nicolette be in attendance showing of her Miami game-day best?

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