The Jets’ owner told the world it was a failure after just six weeks. And Fields likely would have been benched less than a month ago before leading the Jets to an improbable win over the Bengals, had backup Tyrod Taylor not been ruled out of that game with a knee injury.

I understand the questions about the Pittsburgh Steelers' future at the quarterback position, and the simple fact that the organization likely doesn't have a quarterback in the building right now who can be the answer after Aaron Rodgers.

"What happened Monday -- Glenn informed the team that Fields will be replaced by Tyrod Taylor -- confirms that the Jets (2-8) will have two lame-duck quarterbacks for the remainder of the season," Cimini wrote. "It felt inevitable. Heck, Glenn almost made the switch four weeks ago after pulling Fields in a dreadful loss to the Carolina Panthers.

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