Zach Wilson and the New York Jets were in attendance for a critical Game 4 between the Islanders and Penguins. Handout Photo-USA TODAY Sports

Zach Wilson, Jets in attendance to support Islanders in critical Game 4 vs. Penguins

Rookie quarterback Zach Wilson and the New York Jets were in attendance for a critical Game 4 between the Islanders and Pittsburgh Penguins at Nassau Coliseum on Saturday. 

The players were showed on the Jumbotron chugging beers, and it was Dan Feeney who really riled up the crowd:

The Islanders entered Saturday's game trailing their first-round series against the Penguins 2-1. New York won Game 1, while Pittsburgh won Games 2 and 3.

At the time of this writing, the Isles were up 2-0 on the Penguins in the second period.

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