The New York Jets have a new coaching staff and a new quarterback, Justin Fields. Coach Aaron Glenn has decided that the starters will play in the preseason opener against the Green Bay Packers, which contrasts with the previous approach under Robert Saleh where starters did not participate. Glenn's willingness to take on injury risks reflects his desire to set a different tone for the team. Fields, who has experienced inconsistent practices, showcased better performance by completing 8 of 14 passes during a recent team drill as the team adapts to a new offensive system.
Aaron Glenn announced that quarterback Justin Fields and the starters will play in the preseason opener against the Green Bay Packers. Glenn stated, "We're playing," highlighting a shift in preseason strategy.
The previous coach, Robert Saleh, did not allow starters to play in preseason games. Aaron Rodgers and several key players saw no action last preseason.
Glenn's decision to have Fields play is part of a new philosophy, aiming to establish a tone for the season despite potential injury risks associated with preseason play.
Fields' performance in practice has been inconsistent, but he showed improvement on Thursday, completing 8 of 14 passes in a team drill.
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