Overview
- Fields inked a two-year, $40 million deal to lead New York’s offense in 2025 under coach Aaron Glenn.
- NFL reporter Nick Faria noted minicamp repetitions of late read decisions, slow processing and premature pocket exits.
- Senior Jets reporter Eric Allen deemed criticism premature, pointing to Fields’s adjustment to a new system and receivers.
- Cornerback Sauce Gardner praised Fields’s high-end arm strength and singled out throws likened to Aaron Rodgers.
- The organization remains committed to Fields as QB1 but has prioritized decision-making drills before training camp.