It was raining when general manager Darren Mougey took his place under a canopy at The Breakers hotel, and the sun came out once he started talking about the New York Jets’ new quarterback — starting quarterback.

Thrust into the lineup as Russell Wilson recovered from a preseason calf injury, Fields helped the Steelers to a 4-2 start. He was efficient, if not prolific. He averaged only 184 passing yards per start, and had five touchdown passes, but he threw only one interception and posted a career-high 65.8% completion rate.

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields still has plenty of holes in his game that require development for him to reach his ceiling.