Jets Coach Glenn Undecided on QB Start Against Bengals After Benchings

The New York Jets, currently 0-7, are facing a critical decision regarding their starting quarterback ahead of their game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Justin Fields, signed to a two-year contract, has struggled significantly this season, culminating in his benching during the recent 13-6 loss to the Carolina Panthers after completing only 6 of 12 passes for 46 yards and enduring multiple sacks. Backup Tyrod Taylor replaced Fields and showed some offensive improvement but threw two costly interceptions, highlighting ongoing challenges. Head coach Aaron Glenn has not yet named a starter, emphasizing careful consideration to make the right decision without rushing. The Jets' offense has struggled to score, not producing a touchdown in the last eight quarters, although the defense has performed better recently. Analysts and insiders, including Vaughn Dalzell, suggest Taylor might be the better option for the upcoming game, but the team continues to evaluate the best path forward to secure their first win of the season.