Fields started the first 11-play drive with a pass to WR Garrett Wilson, who was targeted four times in the first seven plays. Wilson made an impressive, toe-tapping grab along the sideline on what seemed to be a broken play and put the offense in striking distance. After two incompletions and a Fields run, Carlson connected on the field goal try.

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Just look at Jimmy Graham, who topped 889 yards and nine touchdowns during each of his four years in Payton's offense. And the immortal Jared Cook, in his two seasons under Payton, averaged 602 yards and eight tuddies.

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ESPN's Louis Riddick has some big belief in the 2025 New York Jets. The team went through a massive overhaul throughout the current offseason. It started with the hiring of Aaron Glenn as head coach and eventually led to the signing of quarterback Justin Fields.

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