Justin Fields’ career has been defined by a series of ups and downs. Chicago or Pittsburgh, there were highs and lows. During his first team practices with the New York Jets, that story hasn’t changed. Per SNY beat writer Connor Hughes, Fields’ results during OTA practices were mixed.
In 7-on-7 skeleton drills, Fields shined.
“He looked solid in the seven-on-seven portion of practice,” Hughes wrote on Twitter/X earlier this week. “There is undeniable zip on his passes. He had two highlights (one to Garrett Wilson, another to Allen Lazard) in the deeper middle portion of the field between a few defenders.