Justin Fields acknowledges that he and the New York Jets' offense are still developing. Fields said Tuesday that the team is improving since the start of training camp, despite recent underwhelming sessions.

There’s no nice way to say it as the Jets reach the midpoint of the third week of training camp: quarterback Justin Fields is in the midst of a rough stretch. Fields completed nine of 16 passes in team drills on Tuesday,

Fields is getting a shot to start at quarterback for his third team in 2025, after the Jets gave him a two-year, $40 million contract in the offseason. The former Chicago Bears first-round pick hasn't had much success in his four-year career, but the Jets are hoping he can finally capitalize on his immense athletic gifts.