After signing a two-year, $40 million deal with the Jets, quarterback Justin Fields will be reunited with his Ohio State teammate, wide receiver Garrett Wilson.

The New York Jets are putting together an Ohio State reunion. On Monday, the Jets signed Justin Fields to a two-year deal that should serve as a good first step in the team’s rebuild after moving on from Aaron Rodgers.

Justin Fields officially entered free agency for the first time in his career. Fields spent last season backing up Russell Wilson in Pittsburgh. The former first-round pick, despite interest from the Steelers,

Justin Fields is headed to the Jets after agreeing Monday to a two-year, $40 million deal, including $30 million guaranteed. He could be a surprise No. 1 Fantasy quarterback this season. Last year, Fields started the first six games with the Steelers and got Pittsburgh off to a 4-2 start before being benched in favor of Russell Wilson.

Jordan Schultz joins Colin Cowherd to discuss how Justin Fields will fare on the New York Jets, and what big moves in the opening hours of Free Agency have had the most impact.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields inks a budget-friendly deal with the Jets, sparking strategy talks and future NFL draft speculations.

Justin Fields has joined his third NFL team, signing with the New York Jets for two years at $40 million with $30 million guaranteed. The news was announced Monday and Fields was seen on social media that afternoon seemingly celebrating his new deal in Dubai.

The New York Jets just got their new quarterback. However, they had to pay to get him. Former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel questioned their decision to sign Justin Fields to a deal worth $20 million a year.