Justin Fields Is A LOT Worse Than We Think

Justin Fields has appeared in all but one game for the Jets, having missed one due to a concussion. Nonetheless Fields is responsible for four losses, which has added up to a 0-5 record. 

One of the biggest narratives I have seen thus far this season is that Fields is “not at fault” for New York’s records, with many citing his passing / rushing yards and touchdowns.

Through Field’s four games as a Jet, he has completed a career-high 67% of his passes for 754 yards and 4 touchdowns with no interceptions. Those stats are deceiving on a big apple level.

Looking further into those stats, you will find out that nearly 300 passing yards and 3/4 touchdowns have come exclusively in the fourth quarter alone. These ‘garbage time’ numbers are stat padding Field’s overall season performance. And those bloated stat lines really are in 2/4 games, because Week 2 vs Buffalo, he was removed early in Q4 with a concussion.

Field’s rushing stats are slightly different. Only 35/204 of his rushing yards have come in the fourth, with the majority (81/204) being in the second quarter of games.

The Jets head to London for Week 6, as they still look for the first win of the season.

Subscribe to our YouTube (IT’S FREE) here.