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Rich Semini
Palm Beach, Florida – New York CEO Jets Darren Moggy has left no doubt about his quarterback plan after Aaron Rodgers behind Aaron Rodgers and announced on Sunday that Justin Fields is a new QB1.
“We think Justin is the main player,” Mogi told reporters at the annual meeting. “We believe in Justin. We think we can win with Justin, so we are anxious for Justin.
So that Mogy put his mouth where the money is.
Jets gave Fields $30 million under his two-year and $40 million deal at the Free News Agency — initial fees — but until Sunday there were no general passages by team officials.
Moggy not only confirmed Fielz’s initiative, but also moved forward, saying the organization believes that Fields can repeat the route of Sam Darnoold and Baker Mayffield — the previous ones of the first phase that developed in their fourth team.
“We’ve seen some of them recently, and it’s (which he played with) while we’ve passed the process, and we think we can have the same thing,” Mogh said.
This will be the third stage of Fields. In 2021, he finished 11th by Chicago Birz, which he treated Pitsburg Steelers after three seasons — A record of 10-28, 40 passes and 30 obstacles.
He went into the squad when Rosel Wilson recovered from a pre-season quarter injury, and Fields helped the steel to start 4-2 He was efficient, if not productive. He had only 184 yard buses at each start, and five drone buses, but he threw only one obstacle and recorded a 65.8% completion rate in his career.
But as soon as Wilson was healthy, he returned to the bench. Jets has been promised in six Fields’ six games that he was sure he could continue to improve like a bus.
“You saw last year,” Mogi said. “He was 4-2 as a starter and may have had some of the best quarterback games in his career. We do everything to support him when he gets here.
It impressed Fields’ ability as a threat to his twins. In four seasons, he has urgently helped 2,509. Moggy has called a “unique sports sporting group that adds another dimension to the game that is difficult to defend.
Fields Gates hopes to be their long-term response to the post, but they can rotate next year if it doesn’t work.
Rodgers, 41, targeted the Azadi Stadium after two seasons. According to Moggy, in addition to Fields, Gates reserves have returned to Tyrod Taylor, 35, who “likes right in the ankle of (Fiolds” according to Moggy. Mogi refused to predict.
After the draft, Moggy said he would accept him who could extend his contracts. Jets has several players looking for an extension, most notably Sos Garrett Wilson.
“When we pass the draft, we will talk about extending the possibility for anyone who may be,” he said.
The deal with the broad recipients of Alen Lazard continues, which is expected to earn $11 million without guarantees in the 2025 basic salary. The Jets are trying to make a significant salary cut. In March, Lazard was allowed to talk to other teams about a profession.