Fields struggles as Jets fall to 0-6 in London loss

The New York Jets fell to 0-6 after a 13-11 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday in London, a game that featured one of the poorest offensive performances in franchise history and intensified questions about quarterback Justin Fields. Fields completed nine of 17 passes for 45 yards and was sacked nine times for a 55-yard loss, leaving the team with a net passing total of minus 10 yards. Head coach Aaron Glenn said he will keep Fields as the starter for Week 7.

New York managed just 11 points on three field goals and a safety, failing to score a touchdown despite two short-field opportunities created by a Denver turnover and a long kickoff return. The Jets went three-and-out on seven of 12 drives and had only two possessions that gained more than 20 yards. The offense produced few explosive plays: most of Fields' completions were short, and the passing game could not generate sustained drives or finish in the red zone.

After the game Glenn reacted sharply when asked whether Fields would be benched, saying "Come on, man, what kind of question is that?" He later offered a more measured assessment, saying he thought Fields had played well in previous starts and that a single poor...