After starting the season 2-8, the New York Jets and head coach Aaron Glenn are making a meaningful change. Going forward, the new starting quarterback of the NY Jets will no longer be Justin Fields. Instead, the Jets will turn to veteran Tyrod Taylor to finish the season for New York, per Dianna Russini of The Athletic.

Justin Fields had a 2-7 record as the starter for the NY Jets after the team gave him a two-year, $40 million contract in the offseason.

Just a few weeks ago, SNY’s Connor Hughes reported that multiple players on the team spoke about their preference of having Taylor start over Fields. Then only a week later, Jets owner Woody Johnson ripped his quarterback at the NFL’s League Meetings in October.

While Fields showed prowess as a runner, the quarterback struggled at the

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