With the New York Jets taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars this Sunday, the team’s quarterback situation is looking grim with the injuries to Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor.
As we should come to expect at this point in time, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn did not divulge who his starting quarterback would be this Sunday against
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The New York Jets are just four days away from taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars. With just a few days to go, New York is completely up in the air at quarterback right now.
The New York Jets haven’t announced who the team’s starting quarterback will be on Sunday, as of Wednesday morning. While this is the case, ESPN's Rich Cimini gave some insight into the team on Wednesday while reporting that the team didn't host a signal-caller for a workout.
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The New York Jets have a disastrous quarterback room right now. They added Justin Fields to be their starter, but he struggled mightily for the first half of the season.
The New York Jets took a huge risk on Justin Fields as their franchise quarterback last offseason. The risk clearly didn't pay off as the Jets opted to bench Fields multiple times this season.
The New York Jets came into the season with a huge question mark at quarterback. They opted to cut ties with Aaron Rodgers in favor of Justin Fields during the previous offseason and the decision hasn't aged gracefully.
Justin Fields made nine starts for the New York Jets this season before the team ultimately went in a different direction and benched him in favor of the Tyrod Taylor.
Justin Fields did not meet expectations during his tenure atop the depth chart with the Jets. The free agent addition was benched in favor of Tyrod Taylor for Week 12, casting doubt over his future in New York.
The New York Jets watched Justin Fields navigate the fallout from his benching last week, a move Aaron Glenn made in favor of Tyrod Taylor after the offense slipped into constant struggle.
New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields had a somewhat surprising comment about the team’s decision to bench him. Fields spoke about his benching for the first time on Wednesday.
The Justin Fields experiment appears to be over for the New York Jets. Back in March, the Jets signed Fields to a two-year, $40 million contract with $30 million guaranteed.
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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.
New York Jets fans had flashbacks on Thursday when they watched Justin Fields fumble late during their team’s “Thursday Night Football” game against the New England Patriots.
It appears Justin Fields’ respectable showing in the Jets’ narrow victory over the Bengals in Week 8 – their first win of the season – bought him a little extra time as New York’s QB1.