Justin Fields left the Pittsburgh Steelers quickly on the first day of the legal tampering period. His two-year, $40 million deal with $30 million guaranteed is almost certain to make Fields the ...

The New York Jets' signing of former first-round pick Justin Fields has been seen as a win-win for the franchise. The two-year, $40 million deal gives the team flexibility going forward ...

The New York Jets signed quarterback Justin Fields in free agency, which means they'll enter Week 1 of the 2025 season starting their fourth signal-caller since 2020. The high quarterback (and ...

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Democratic influencer and TikTok personality Harry Sisson is facing controversy after allegations surfaced that he manipulated multiple women into sending explicit photos via Snapchat. Viral posts ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers wanted Justin Fields to stay and be their quarterback in 2025. Yet, Fields spurned that thought to head to the New York Jets for a two-year, $40 million offer with $30 ...

Justin Fields has been on the go in his still developing NFL career, starting three seasons as the Bears' quarterback, making six starts last season with the Steelers, and now coming to the Jets. And ...

Isaiah Fields, 23, took advantage of the 43-year-old woman with Rett Syndrome — which causes her to have the cognitive conditions of an infant — inside the Marklund Hyde Center between Aug. 1 ...

It's difficult to know how to feel about the New York Jets signing Justin Fields. On the one hand, the Jets can't bank on Fields being their next franchise quarterback, as he didn't earn that ...

It wasn't a realistic possibility at the time -- the Chicago Bears had no first-round pick in 2022, having used it the previous year to trade up for Fields -- but it's real now. The Jets signed ...

The New York Jets signed Justin Fields to a two-year deal for $40 million. That raised a lot of eyebrows but none more so than of Gerry Dulac who covers the Pittsburgh Steelers for the Post-Gazette.