Fields, who signed to a two-year, $40 million deal in the offseason to replace Aaron Rodgers as the Jets' starting quarterback, went just 1-for-5 passing for 4 yards. Meanwhile, New York ran the ball 13 times for 55 yards -- with Fields getting 5 yards on his lone run, which was originally called a pass play.

New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn told reporters on Tuesday that he's "very confident" in the team's passing game and isn't concerned about Justin Fields' ho-hum performances in the team's first two preseason games.

The New York Jets’ passing game has been short on long passes this summer. The lack of deep throws has some fans anxious, wondering if Justin Fields and the offense will be able to stretch the field against opponents this season when needed.