By the middle of last season, former New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh had completely worn out his welcome among Jets fans. But as the team adjusts to the new regime under head coach Aaron Glenn,

New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn said QB Justin Fields will be day to day with a dislocated toe on his right foot and the team won’t rush him back into practice.

That'll soon be the reality for former Florida State star and New York Jets outside linebacker, Jermaine Johnson II. Following an Achilles injury in 2024 that required surgery and a strenuous rehab process, Johnson II revealed that he has been cleared to return to football activities.

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields dislocated a toe in his right foot and will be considered day-to-day as the Jets continue through training camp, the team announced. A medical evaluation revealed Fields avoided significant injury after he was carted off the field during New York's Thursday practice session.

Justin Fields has returned to the practice field but didn't participate in drills. He dislocated a toe on his right foot on Thursday.

New York Jets fans expect a better 2025 campaign after being disappointed by Aaron Rodgers and company. Some fans were worried after quarterback Justin Fields hurt his toe during practice Thursday. The hope and optimism surrounding the football team were destroyed after hearing the news.

Although many of the new Jets leaders, including their coach and new quarterback — Justin Fields —arrived from outside, running back Breece Hall is entering his fourth and final year under contract with New York as the RB1 of the team.

The New York Jets are in a state of flux as the new regime of Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey attempt to eliminate all signs of the previous brain-truss but also end a playoff drought that is almost able to get a driver’s license.