Overview

• Justin Fields signed a two-year, $40 million deal with the New York Jets and has been named the starting quarterback by head coach Aaron Glenn.
• Fields dismissed speculation about the Jets potentially drafting a quarterback, stating he is focused on his role and not interested in addressing rhetorical questions.
• Reflecting on his benching in Pittsburgh, Fields emphasized how the experience helped him grow, saying he worked to improve his perspective and performance in practice.
• The Jets plan to build their offense around Fields’ dual-threat capabilities, with Glenn aiming to maximize his potential as both a passer and runner.
• Fields expressed confidence in his ability to lead the Jets, highlighting his high expectations for himself and his excitement to reunite with former Ohio State teammate Garrett Wilson.