Justin Fields will start at quarterback for the New York Jets on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press. After a week during which coach Aaron Glenn declined to announce his starter publicly,

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields reportedly will start on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals after Tyrod Taylor was ruled out with a knee injury.

In the last two games, the Jets allowed 13 points each, but failed to win either because the offense scored only 11 against the Denver Broncos and six against the Carolina Panthers. It’s an unfortunate situation for the Jets,

The New York Jets are 0-7 and arguably the worst team in the NFL. Their head coach looks completely overmatched on the sidelines every week. The quarterback they spent $30 million guaranteed on this past offseason has been a disaster.

The NFL is so much dang fun this season. Sports’ king of parity, from week-to-week it’s impossible to guess which teams will turn up, and who will be terrible. The only certain thing in the league right now is the Colts,

The Jets have finally made a decision at starting quarterback for their Week 8 matchup against the Bengals. Tyrod Taylor, who took over for Justin Fields during last week’s game against the Panthers,

Those clamoring for a quarterback change from the Jets will have to wait. Tyrod Taylor has been ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Bengals due to a knee injury, according to a source. He will not travel with the team to Cincinnati.