There's no denying that the New York Jets' quarterback situation is up in the air for the upcoming game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, to say the least. Before practice on Wednesday, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn acknowledged that both Tyrod Taylor and Justin Fields would not be practicing due to injuries.

All signs indicate the New York Jets will have Tyrod Taylor or Justin Fields ready for Week 15 versus the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn announced at his press conference that neither Tyrod Taylor nor Justin Fields will participate in the team’s first practice session of the week. Cook is the only other quarterback on either the active roster or the practice squad. Glenn has not named a starter for this Sunday’s game against the Jaguars.

Fellow QB Tyrod Taylor (groin) has also been ruled out by the Jets, which paves the way for Brady Cook to start for the team this weekend, with Adrian Martinez in line to be elevated from the practice squad to serve as Cook's backup. Fields' next chance to see game action will be Dec. 21, against the Saints on the road.

New York Jets quarterback Tyrod Taylor is injured in the Week 14 game against the Miami Dolphins, but fellow signal-caller Justin Fields isn't replacing him. Here's why.

Signs are pointing toward Brady Cook starting at quarterback for the Jets in Sunday's game against the Jaguars.

Justin Fields’ disaster of a season with the Jets took another turn for the worse, as the quarterback will be out Sunday with knee soreness.

The Jets will have a different backup quarterback this week against the Dolphins. Justin Fields was ruled out due to knee soreness.

The New York Jets are just four days away from taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars. With just a few days to go, New York is completely up in the air at quarterba

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields will be sidelined against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday due to knee soreness. Rookie Brady Cook will back up starter Tyrod Taylor.

As New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields struggles to find his footing in the Big Apple, a signal-caller who once stood in similar shoes offered him a pearl of wisdom. Ahead of a Week 15 clash against the Jacksonville Jaguars,