The New York Jets have yet to make the playoffs since 2010. Since then, 25 QBs have started for the Jets, and now it looks like Justin Fields will join the club. At 26, Fields will earn his third starting job with his third team.

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The Jets are here to tell us, wait, no, he’s much more than that! They see a quarterback who can run. They see a quarterback with a strong arm. They surely see a quarterback with accuracy issues but believe Fields is worth the risk. Everybody thinks they can fix his issues, until they can’t.

The New York Jets and quarterback Justin Fields agreed to terms on a two-year, $40 million contract on Monday that includes $30 million in guaranteed money.

The fact that the Jets, who have the No. 7 pick in the Draft, signed Justin Fields says a lot about the 2025 QB draft class.

Justin Fields, Joey Bosa and Najee Harris headline players signing deals this week who are perfect fits with their new teams.

The New York Jets are giving Justin Fields a chance to be their next franchise quarterback. But in order for them to know whether or not they have a legitimate star on their hands, they need to surround Fields with talent.

Smartt could get a chance to compete for the starting TE job in New York with Jeremy Ruckert, but that depends on whether the Jets bring back free agent Tyler Conklin. At 26 years