""I don't think me talking to him is going to do anything," Fields said Wednesday after practice. "It's not going to make me play better. It's not going to give me more confidence on the field, so I don't think there's necessarily a point in talking about that and I doubt he'll come and talk to me.""
""I'm not sure how he feels about the situation at all, but, I mean, I don't have any plans going up to press him about what he said," Fields said."
""Everybody's entitled to their opinion. That's just what it is, but you just have a choice or not whether those opinions affect you or not.""
Justin Fields dismissed owner Woody Johnson's criticism and said speaking with the owner would not improve his performance or confidence. Johnson blamed Fields for the Jets' 0-7 start during the NFL fall meeting. Fields said he learned of the comments from reporters after coach Aaron Glenn addressed the matter in a team meeting. Fields described a distant relationship with Johnson, noting only brief pregame meetings and quick chats. Fields acknowledged he needs to play better and that the team must improve amid an uncertain quarterback situation that could involve Tyrod Taylor replacing him.
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