Jets quarterback Justin Fields may miss next game because of concussion

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields remained in the concussion protocol Monday and his availability for the team's next game is uncertain

New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields remained in the concussion protocol Monday and his availability for the team's next game is uncertain.

Coach Aaron Glenn said Fields will continue to be evaluated after the quarterback was hurt late in the Jets' 30-10 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

If Fields is unable to play next Sunday at Tampa Bay, veteran backup Tyrod Taylor would start for New York.

"It's always a hard one to really just try to evaluate it until we get more information," Glenn said during a video call with reporters Monday. "I'm sure I'll be giving you guys more information as the week progresses."

Fields fell backward when he was sacked by Joey Bosa in the fourth quarter and the back of his helmet hit off the turf. He was down for a few moments before he was able to get up and walk off under his own power.