New York, NY – October 1, 2025
Leaving Pittsburgh was supposed to be the next step forward. But in just one month with the Jets, disappointment has already taken over as the team stumbles through four straight losses to open the year.
For a franchise desperate for stability, the arrival of a high-profile quarterback was expected to bring hope. Instead, New York’s offense remains inconsistent, and frustrations are already spilling out both inside and outside the locker room.
Justin Fields, signed this offseason to a two-year, $40 million contract with $30 million guaranteed, admitted his frustration after Sunday’s defeat. The former Steelers starter confessed that life in New York has been far from what he imagined.
“I regret leaving Pittsburgh for New York. Four straight losses with the Jets make it hard to believe in any future here. In Pittsburgh, there was always fight, and the fans never stopped believing,”
Fields said.
The quarterback has shown flashes of brilliance. In two full games, he completed 65 percent of his passes for 471 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for 226 yards and four more scores, proving his dual-threat ability.
Yet inconsistency remains the story. Fields led the NFL in EPA per dropback in Week 1, only to rank dead last in Week 2. A concussion sidelined him in Week 3, stalling any momentum he briefly built.
Despite averaging nearly 19 fantasy points per game when fully healthy, his production has not translated to wins. New York’s offensive identity looks fractured, and the losing skid has magnified every mistake.
For Steelers fans, Fields’ regret resonates. He left behind a culture of toughness and loyalty in Pittsburgh, only to find frustration in New York. Now the question lingers — how long will this Jets chapter last?
Coach Todd Bowles Drops Video Proof Claiming NFL Rigged to Protect Eagles Like Chiefs Last Year
Tampa, FL – Controversy After Eagles Victory
The Philadelphia Eagles improved to 4-0 with a 31–23 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but the result has ignited major controversy. Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles went public with video evidence he claims proves the NFL is “rigged.”
After the game, Bowles showed reporters a sideline video of Chris Godwin’s jersey being clearly grabbed by an Eagles defender with no flag thrown. He argued that league officials consistently protect defending champions like Philadelphia.
Todd Bowles stated: “The Eagles are 4-0 because of the refs, not because they’re unbeatable. Last year it was the Chiefs, this year it’s Philly. The league keeps protecting the champs, and everyone else pays the price.”
🚨🚨AWFUL MISSED CALL🚨🚨
The #Eagles were grabbing #Bucs wide receiver Chris Godwin’s jersey, and there is no flag thrown.
😳😳😳
PHILLY CONTINUES TO GET ALL THE CALLS.
pic.twitter.com/c9lru6OLKG— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) September 28, 2025
The incident occurred late in the fourth quarter with Tampa Bay trailing by one score. A potential first down was erased, forcing the Buccaneers to punt, and shifting momentum entirely back to Philadelphia to close out the game.
Social media erupted after Bowles’ remarks. Clips of the alleged missed call spread rapidly, with hashtags like #NFLRigged and #ProtectingTheChamps trending. Fans accused the league of manipulating results to favor its marquee franchises in nationally televised games.
For the Buccaneers, the frustration runs far deeper than a single defeat. Bowles’ decision to publicly release video evidence marks a bold challenge to NFL officiating. Whether the league responds or dismisses the allegations, trust in fairness has been shaken.
