The New York Jets have signed Super Bowl champion wide receiver Tyler Johnson as a new pass catcher for QB Justin Fields in free agency.

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Justin Fields' arrival to the New York Jets for the upcoming NFL season won't be the only move, as the addition of a former Super Bowl champion has been confirmed. The New York Jets want to move past Aaron Rodgers’ departure and are slowly starting to think about the upcoming NFL season.

Over the past two seasons, the New York Jets attempted to become Super Bowl contenders with veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, but they fell well short of that ambition. They won seven games in 2023 after Rodgers tore his Achilles in their first offensive series of the year,

Fields signed a two-year, $40 million contract with New York in free agency and is projected to enter the 2025 season atop the team's depth chart at quarterback. His contract also included $30 million guaranteed,

Justin Fields will have a new jersey number when he suits up for the New York Jets in the 2025 NFL season, the third time the young star will have changed his jersey number

The New York Jets have a new quarterback, and that QB has a new number. Former Pittsburgh Steelers passer Justin Fields inked a two-year deal with