Overview
- Fields missed only one practice and moved without a noticeable limp during full-team drills on Monday
- He will wear a plastic shield over his right cleat for the next few weeks to protect the injured toe during workouts
- Head coach Aaron Glenn said Fields remained “limited the way we wanted him to be limited” as part of the managed return plan
- Tyrod Taylor continues as the primary backup while the Jets assess external options including reported trade interest in Lions QB Hendon Hooker
- The Jets invested in Fields’s dual-threat upside with his two-year, $40 million contract and view his rapid recovery as key to building around their new starter