内容摘要：“I’ve got to prove myself,” Hill said after Wednesday’s session of organized team activities. “This OTAs, training camp, I got to prove myself. I’ve got to show up different. The mindset’s got to be different.”

“I’ve got to prove myself,” Hill said after Wednesday’s session of organized team activities. “This OTAs, training camp, I got to prove myself. I’ve got to show up different. The mindset’s got to be different.”

The 26-year-old quarterbackthrough it all and sees a potential opportunity to achieve what he has always wanted as a pro while now leading the New York Jets’ offense.

“I think I can be great, you know?” Fields said Thursday after the Jets’ fifth practice of organized team activities. “That’s been the goal for me my whole life, my whole career. Like I’ve said, I think the sky’s the limit for this team, for this offense. But we do have a long way to go.”Fields has certainly come a long way himself.He was the 11th overall pick by Chicago in the 2021 draft out of Ohio State, became the Bears’ starter early in his rookie season and showed some flashes — and struggles. He remained under center for most of the next two seasons and his ability to make plays with his legs made him an intriguing quarterback option, but his accuracy, decision-making and overall play had the Bears looking to move on.

Fields was traded to Pittsburgh last year and filled in as the Steelers’ starter for an injured Russell Wilson, going 4-2 in his six starts before hitting the sideline once the veteran was healthy.with the Jets, who have tapped him to be their starter with the hope he can develop into a consistent playmaker in New York.

“I take to him because he’s authentic and he’s himself,” coach Aaron Glenn said last week. “It’s one thing that players can pick out is someone that’s fake, and there’s nothing about him that’s fake. So, I love everything about the player, I love everything about the way he carries himself.”

On the field, Fields’ dual threat ability excites the Jets’ coaching staff.CARSON, Calif. (AP) — Substitute Ousseni Bouda scored in the 74th minute, and the San Jose Earthquakes extended the LA Galaxy’s MLS record season-opening winless streak to 16 games with a 1-0 victory Wednesday night.

Bouda slipped between two defenders and got his third goal of the season on a precise pass from fellow substitute Preston Judd for the Quakes, who snapped a four-game losing streak in the California Clasico rivalry.The defending MLS Cup champion Galaxy (0-12-4) are edging toward historic ignominy after dropping yet another match at the stadium where they went unbeaten in 2024 and

“The frustrating part for me was we had more than enough opportunities to open that game up and be on top … and we just never got there,” Galaxy coach Greg Vanney said. “That’s disappointing.”The MLS record is 19 straight winless matches in league play by the MetroStars in 1999. Real Salt Lake also played 18 straight without a win from 2005-06.