"The New York Jets are making a quarterback change, switching to Tyrod Taylor from Justin Fields, sources confirmed to ESPN. The Jets (2-8) face the Baltimore Ravens (5-5) this week. Jets coach Aaron Glenn had said on Friday that he was "evaluating everything" after his team's 27-14 loss to the New England Patriots. Fields passed for 116 yards against the Patriots."
"Fields passed for 116 yards against the Patriots, including only 23 in the first half. He has just 505 yards in his past five starts, one in which he was pulled at halftime. The Jets are averaging a league-low 139.9 passing yards per game, which would be the lowest in the NFL since the 2022 Chicago Bears (130.5). Fields was the Bears' quarterback that year. The news was first reported by The Athletic. ESPN's Rich Cimini contributed to this report."
The New York Jets have replaced Justin Fields with Tyrod Taylor as the starting quarterback. The team is 2-8 and will face the Baltimore Ravens (5-5) this week. Coach Aaron Glenn said he was "evaluating everything" after a 27-14 loss to the New England Patriots. Fields passed for 116 yards against the Patriots, including only 23 in the first half. He has totaled 505 yards across his past five starts and was pulled at halftime in one of those games. The Jets average a league-low 139.9 passing yards per game, the lowest since 2022.
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