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Justin Fields Sends Clear Message About Jets’ Offensive Concerns
Offensive woes have held the Jets back for years, dating back to Mark Sanchez’s four-year tenure as New York’s starting quarterback from 2009-12. The Jets have tried first-round picks (the less said about Zach Wilson, the better), veteran journeymen, and even got a relatively strong season from Aaron Rodgers last year.
This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/jets as Insider: Justin Fields 'Most Likely' Outcome With Jets.
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The new coaching staff of first-year head coach Aaron Glenn continues the fine-tuning of their units, and offensive ...
The New York Jets went all in on Justin Fields as the team's next franchise quarterback this offseason. They signed Fields to a two-year deal and opted out of s ...
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Jets coaches try to calm the situation in wake of Justin Fields' comments
Despite such lackluster numbers, first-year Jets head coach Aaron Glenn suggested on Tuesday that he is ignoring "the noise that happens on the outside" regarding the team's passing offense. On ...
The state of the Jets' passing offense has been a topic of conversation this week and quarterback Justin Fields got his ...
The New York Jets have made a lot of moves during the offseason to push their team in the right direction. They added Darren ...
If Justin Fields doesn’t work out for the New York Jets, their quarterback of the future may be in next year’s draft.
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