That is great news for the new-look Jets, who in their first year under new head coach Aaron Glenn have built one of the more unique offenses in the league that is actually centered on Fields’ skills. Without him, their identity of being a team that can run the ball would be in jeopardy.

Despite besting Lawrence in the Sugar Bowl with a six-touchdown performance, Fields’ stock continued to fall. And come draft time, the Robert Saleh-led Jets made the decision to select Zach Wilson.

The New York Jets took quite the risk when they opted to sign young quarterback Justin Fields to a huge two-year contract. But the early signs indicate he's ready to take over an offense.