Justin Fields Embraces Leadership Role as Jets' Starting Quarterback

Fields, now under a two-year, $40 million contract, dismisses speculation about his replacement and focuses on leading the Jets into the 2025 season.

Justin Fields has been named the starting quarterback for the New York Jets after signing a two-year, $40 million contract, with $30 million guaranteed.
Fields emphasized that his benching by the Steelers in 2024 did not influence his decision to join the Jets, highlighting his focus on new opportunities.
The Jets' coaching staff, led by Aaron Glenn, plans to build an offense around Fields' dual-threat capabilities, signaling confidence in his potential.
Fields dismissed speculation about the Jets drafting a quarterback, stating he is focused on proving himself and leading the team to success.
Reuniting with former Ohio State teammate Garrett Wilson, Fields expressed excitement about their renewed partnership and the potential for offensive growth.