But, none of that matters anymore. He's a New York Jet and it sounds like the franchise is ecstatic to have him.We'll see how all of the positivity translates to the field itself, but Fields has at least impressed his new teammates so far.

The move for Justin has been so criticized in some circles that it's shocking to hear a truth ... which is that this could be seen as a win-win for the franchise, given Justin's deal is a two-year contract at just $20 million APY, and reportedly has escapability after 2025 that won't severely impact the Jets financially next offseason.

Justin Fields may not be a "celebrity quarterback," but he's working hard, away from the spotlight, to prove he's the right quarterback for the Jets.