It finally happened. After watching the passing offense fail to record over 150 yards in four of the last five games, the New York Jets have made a change at quarterback.
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The New York Jets are benching quarterback Justin Fields in favor of Tyrod Taylor, according to multiple reports Monday. The Jets (2-8) are coming off a 27-14 loss Thursday night to the New England Patriots in which Fields threw for just 116 yards on 15-of-26 passing.
Shortly after the Jets fell to 2-8 on the season via a loss at the Patriots (9-2), head coach Aaron Glenn hinted that he could bench Fields in favor of Taylor for this coming Sunday's game at the Baltimore Ravens (5-5). It appears Glenn has made his decision.
According to Dianna Russini, the Jets are planning to change quarterbacks in Week 12, going with veteran Tyrod Taylor over former incumbent starter Justin Fields. This has been in the making for some time given Fields’ struggles to move the Jets’ passing offense this year.
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There is well beyond just a single reason that the New York Jets should bench Justin Fields in favor of Tyrod Taylor for tonight’s battle with the New England Patriots.
The New York Jets shocked the NFL by going on a fire sale on Tuesday. Many thought this could signal bigger changes in New York, including a potential change at the quarterback position.
New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn declined to name his QB1 for Week 10 when speaking with reporters Friday. Tyrod Taylor is off the injury report after being a full participant in practice all week.
The New York Jets and Cleveland Browns meet for a Week 10 battle at MetLife Stadium. Both teams had the luxury of a bye in Week 9. The Jets won their first game of the season against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 8 but decided to have a fire sale ahead of the NFL Trade Deadline.
29 receptions, 242 yards, one touchdown—it’s not an eight-game stat line you’ll tell stories to your grandchildren about. Those are the numbers of New York Jets rookie tight end Mason Taylor, a second-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft and the third tight end off the board.
With the New York Jets off to a league-worst 0-7 start, owner Woody Johnson made it known on Tuesday that he was unhappy with quarterback Justin Fields‘ performance.
The Jets announced that they have ruled out veteran QB Tyrod Taylor for Week 8 due to a bone bruise in his knee. This means that Justin Fields will return to being the starter as the quarterback carousel in New York continues.
New York Jets quarterback Tyrod Taylor didn't reveal much on Thursday when asked about his anticipated role in Sunday's game against the host Cincinnati Bengals.
Week 7 saw the Jets make a halftime change at the quarterback spot. Since then, owner Woody Johnson has offered a scathing evaluation of Justin Fields‘ play during his debut campaign in New York.
The winless Jets' quarterback picture grew murkier on Wednesday with Tyrod Taylor now considered day-to-day with a knee injury. New York head coach Aaron Glenn, who provided the injury update, declined to say whether he is sticking with a struggling Justin Fields or making a switch to the veteran backup Taylor on Sunday at Cincinnati.
According to Rich Cimini, Jets HC Aaron Glenn is moving toward naming veteran QB Tyrod Taylor his new starting quarterback. Cimini adds Glenn hasn’t announced
In the wake of the Jets’ latest loss and their highly ineffective performance on offense, head coach Aaron Glenn was asked about the possibility of a quarterback change.