New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields opened the 2025 preseason by rushing for a touchdown in his first appearance with the team Saturday night. The score, the Jets’ first of the exhibition slate, came on a designed keeper that highlighted the athleticism the club hopes will revitalise an offence that struggled last season. Fields was acquired in the off-season to replace Aaron Rodgers, who has since moved on to Pittsburgh. Betting markets quickly posted individual futures for the 26-year-old signal-caller, setting his regular-season over/under at 600.5 rushing yards and 6.5 rushing touchdowns as expectations build for a rebound year in New York. Speaking after practice this week, Fields said a renewed emphasis on his Christian faith has helped him handle scrutiny. “I’m low key addicted to getting into my Bible every day,” he said, adding that the routine keeps him focused amid the heightened attention surrounding his move to the Jets.