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 state of the Jets' passing offense has been a topic of conversation this week and quarterback Justin Fields got his chance to weigh in on it on Tuesday.

The New York Jets went in a different direction at the quarterback position when the franchise signed Justin Fields in the offseason and moved away from veteran Aaron Rodgers. Early in Fields' tenure, coach Aaron Glenn has become a little frustrated with his new quarterback being frequently criticized as a passer.

According to Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk, New York Jets starting quarterback Justin Fields did not throw a pass that traveled 10 yards in the air over the club's first two preseason games. Some have voiced concerns about the Jets' passing attack ...

Jets quarterback Justin Fields expressed that the team is "fine with taking 8-yard completions every play" this season.

The New York Jets didn’t exactly distinguish themselves in a 31-12 preseason loss to the New York Giants on Saturday

Justin Fields' preseason struggles haven't shaken Aaron Glenn. The Jets head coach made it clear he believes in his young quarterback, backing him publicly and setting the tone for a season where Fields is expected to take charge and prove his potential.

It was certainly not a memorable outing for New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields in his team's second preseason outing against the Giants. FIelds' stat line was ugly and despite playing in two series as opposed to one like the Jets' preseason opener,

Justin Fields did not look good in his second preseason game with the Jets. On Saturday vs the Giants, Fields went 1-5 and threw for only 4 yards with a

Jets coach Aaron Glenn on Tuesday sounded both amused and annoyed by the reaction to quarterback Justin Fields' two preseason performances.

For the Jets, they would welcome the idea of reuniting Fields and Moore, who were an electric combination in their lone year together with the Bears. The former Maryland star achieved career highs in receiving yards and touchdowns, hauling in 96 catches for 1,364 yards and eight touchdowns.