Tyrod Taylor took reps with the starting offense on Wednesday and officially has unseated Justin Fields as the No. 1 quarterback for the New York Jets.

Head coach Aaron Glenn said Taylor, a 15-year veteran with a 28-29-1 record in 59 career starts, makes his second start of the season Sunday against the team that drafted him in 2011, the Baltimore Ravens.

“On Monday, I talked to both of those guys and talked to the team, so Tyrod will be our starter,” Glenn said, before he was asked why he made the move. “Because I wanted to.”

Glenn demoted Fields trying to find a spark for an offense with a combined 31 points in Jets’ past three losses. New York has won two of its last three games.

Fields threw only one interception. He lost two fumbles and was sacked 27 times in nine games.

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