Justin Fields Joins Jets on Two-Year, $40 Million Deal
The 26-year-old quarterback departs the Steelers as the Jets seek a short-term solution under new head coach Aaron Glenn.
- Justin Fields signed a two-year, $40 million contract with the New York Jets, with $30 million guaranteed, signaling a fresh start for the quarterback.
- The Jets' decision to bring in Fields is seen as a short-term move while the team evaluates its long-term quarterback options under new head coach Aaron Glenn.
- Fields showed flashes of potential with the Steelers last season, leading the team to six games with notable performances, but questions remain about his consistency and durability.
- The Steelers now face uncertainty at quarterback, exploring options including veteran Aaron Rodgers and free agent Russell Wilson as potential replacements.
- Fields' move to the Jets has sparked mixed reactions, with fans skeptical about the team's Super Bowl prospects despite the signing.