Justin Fields already sensing his breakout with Jets’ offense: ‘Sky’s the limit’
NY Post
Justin Fields is entering his fifth season in the NFL, and he believes he is ready to break out.
Fields, who was a disappointment in Chicago and got benched in Pittsburgh, believes he can put it all together with the Jets.
“I think I can be great,” Fields said. “That’s been the goal for me my whole life, my whole career. Like I said, I think the sky’s the limit for this team, this offense. We do have a long way to go.”
Fields showed flashes of what he could do Thursday during an OTA practice that was open to the media.
He had some nice runs, including one long one, and made a few precise passes.
Fields said he and his teammates have been bonding with outings to a local indoor golf simulator and to a crab boil last weekend.
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