Former Ohio State QB Justin Fields’ football career looks to be at a major crossroads after being slammed by NFL owner

Fields has made six starts this season for the 0-7 Jets and is averaging just 140 passing yards per game. The former Buckeye has thrown four touchdowns and no interceptions but has lost two fumbles. Just 845 passing yards through six games is rough, and the Jets are reportedly expected to turn to veteran Tyrod Taylor moving forward.

“If we can just complete a pass, it would look good,” Johnson said. “We gotta complete some passes. You gotta convince them you can do something, otherwise it’s hard to have a game you can win.”

It appears Fields is once again in a situation that may not work out for him unless something changes soon. He still has all the athleticism you could want in a quarterback, but he’s never been able to replicate the passing success he had at Ohio State in the NFL. Another tough stretch has arrived for Fields — and it doesn’t look promising.

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