Especially if the plan, as Aaron Glenn suggested, is to let Fields develop as a dropback passer instead of a running back with a good arm?

Justin Fields signed a two-year contract with the Jets as a free agent last month and he's guaranteed $30 million under the terms of that deal, but Fields's history as a starter with the Bears and Steelers hasn't been successful enough for many to be sold that he's the long-term solution at the position.