
Jets coach Aaron Glenn waited to announce New York’s starting quarterback until just ahead of their Week 10 home game against the Browns. Although he created some suspense once more, the Jets are sticking with Justin Fields as their starter, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
New York (1-7) is coming off their bye week after getting their first win of the season in a 39-38 thriller on the road over the Bengals where the Jets scored 23 fourth-quarter points thanks to two rushing scores and a touchdown pass from running back Breece Hall. Fields started against Cincinnati, throwing for 244 yards and a touchdown.