Jets Sign Justin Fields, Reunite with Garrett Wilson

The New York Jets have signed quarterback Justin Fields to a two-year, $40 million deal, reuniting him with former Ohio State teammate Garrett Wilson. Fields, who previously played for the Pittsburgh Steelers, expressed excitement about rekindling his relationship with Wilson, stating it feels 'just like the old days.' With Fields as the starting QB, the Jets aim to improve their offensive performance, which has been hindered by inconsistent quarterback play in recent seasons. The duo's familiarity from college may provide a significant advantage as they look to build chemistry on the field. Fields is hopeful that this reunion will help him thrive in New York, especially in a new offensive system under head coach Aaron Glenn. The Jets are also considering adding more offensive weapons in the upcoming draft to further support Fields and Wilson's partnership.