US EditionQB Fields Thinks He Can ‘Be Great’ in Jets’ Offense
- In March 2025, Justin Fields agreed to a two-year deal worth $40 million to take on the role of starting quarterback for the New York Jets.
- Fields joined the Jets after three NFL seasons with Chicago and Pittsburgh, where he showed flashes but also faced challenges establishing consistency.
- Fields is adapting to the offensive scheme introduced by Tanner Engstrand while fostering strong connections with teammates like Garrett Wilson to enhance overall team performance.
- He achieved a personal best by completing 65.8% of his passes last season and emphasized that with the team's strong roster, success will depend largely on maintaining focus and executing effectively during games.
- Fields expresses strong confidence in his potential and team, stating, "the sky's the limit" for the Jets' offense as he aims to develop into a consistent playmaker.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Clayton NewsJustin Fields: 'Sky's the limit' for Jets' offense
Justin Fields' young NFL career has been marked by turmoil and disappointment, but the new quarterback of the New York Jets isn't lacking confidence heading into the 2025 season.
QB Fields thinks he can ‘be great’ in Jets’ offense
FLORHAM PARK — Justin Fields has been the face of a franchise, a disappointing draft pick, a promising newcomer and an eager backup. And that’s all in the span of his first four NFL seasons. The 26-year-old quarterback has never lost his confidence through it all and sees a potential opportunity to achieve what he has always wanted as a pro while now leading the New York Jets’ offense. “I think I can be great, you know?” Fields said Thursday aft…
The Hamilton Spectator
St Catharines StandardQB Justin Fields thinks he can ‘be great’ in Jets’ offense, but knows there’s plenty of work to do
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Justin Fields has been the face of a franchise, a disappointing draft pick, a promising newcomer and an eager backup.
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