Justin Fields has transitioned from being a backup quarterback for the Chicago Bears to joining the New York Jets, who signed him to a two-year, $40 million deal. This move has generated excitement among Jets fans, as Fields is expected to take on the starting role. Historically, Fields has shown flashes of brilliance in fantasy football, being a top-12 quarterback in several games last season despite a lackluster offensive setup. With improved talent around him in New York, including better receivers and a dynamic running back in Breece Hall, Fields is poised to elevate his fantasy value significantly.

The Jets' coaching staff, led by Aaron Glenn, is known for their emphasis on a run-heavy offense, which aligns with Fields' strengths. Given the improvement in his supporting cast, including Garrett Wilson and Hall, Fields could emerge as a prime candidate for fantasy managers looking for a high-upside quarterback option. While the Jets have other potential veteran options, Fields stands out as a player with considerable upside in a system that suits his style of play.