Overview

• Fields remains the Jets’ QB1 after signing a two-year, $40 million deal to lead the offense in 2025.
• Reporter Nick Faria noted at spring practices that Fields was late on reads, slow to process defenses and prone to bail from the pocket.
• Jets reporter Eric Allen cautioned that judging Fields now is premature as he adapts to a new system and unfamiliar receivers.
• Cornerback Sauce Gardner praised Fields’ arm strength and pinpoint accuracy, drawing comparisons to Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers.
• The Jets have built a strong supporting cast with an upgraded offensive line, a star wide receiver and a deep running back group to bolster Fields’ development.