The New York Jets suffered a crushing loss in Week 6 against the Denver Broncos. They posted negative 10 net passing yards in the game after throwing for 45 yards and losing 55 yards to sacks. In Week 7, the Jets and quarterback Justin Fields had a lot to prove against the Carolina Panthers.

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields was hit hard by Carolina Panthers safety Nick Scott on Sunday, and it sparked a skirmish among players.

Justin Fields wants to take more risks on the field. The New York Jets' offense has struggled, with Fields throwing no interceptions but also lacking big plays.

Jets quarterback Justin Fields couldn’t hide his dejection on Sunday, as he sat on the bench, towel over his head as backup Tyrod Taylor warmed up early in the third quarter. Fields’ day was done after just two quarters of awful football.

Justin Fields did his best not to respond at all to Woody Johnson’s attack of his play. “I didn’t see any comment,” Fields said Wednesday.

Carolina sacked Fields three times in the first half and he threw for just 46 yards before Glenn made the move to Taylor. He finished 10-of-22 for 126 yards and tossed two interceptions to Jaycee Horn after intermission.

Jets owner Woody Johnson: "If you look at any head coach with a quarterback like that, you're going to see similar results."

Woody Johnson’s faith in head coach Aaron Glenn isn’t shaken, but the same can’t be said for his view of embattled quarterback Justin Fields. The Jets are 0-7 for the third time in franchise history and Fields was benched at halftime of last week’s game.

Jets coach Aaron Glenn is mulling a quarterback change. If it were up to owner Woody Johnson, the Justin Fields era likely would be over.

The New York Jets took a risk and opted to cut ties with Aaron Rodgers in favor of the much younger Justin Fields during the offseason. They took this risk with