Jets QB Justin Fields Returns to Practice After Dislocated Toe

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields is making steady progress in his recovery from a dislocated toe suffered during practice earlier this week. He participated in individual drills and 7-on-7 sessions on Saturday but has not yet returned to full team drills, as the Jets are cautiously managing his reintegration to avoid aggravating the injury. Coach Aaron Glenn emphasized a collaborative approach involving Fields, the training staff, and himself to ensure Fields is fully ready before resuming full contact practice. Fields demonstrated accuracy and playmaking ability during limited drills, completing nearly all his passes and connecting on a deep throw that energized fans. Meanwhile, backup Tyrod Taylor continues to lead the offense during team drills in Fields' absence. Running back Breece Hall, who is in a contract year, expressed determination to prove himself under the new Jets regime amid a more stable team environment.