Since 1950, only seven quarterbacks have started three consecutive season openers for three different teams. In most cases, those were the results of injuries, benching, and contract disputes.

With Patrick Mahomes still recovering, Justin Fields’ Week 1 start could bring with it a journeyman milestone in 2026, according to an ESPN analyst. “A Week 1 start by Justin Fields for Kansas City would make him the first player in NFL history to open the season as the starting quarterback for four different teams

If Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who tore an ACL last December, isn't ready for the first week of the 2026 regular season, his new backup will make a very specific type of history.

The Chiefs have added some nice pieces on either side of the ball, but one signing caught the attention of everyone -- Justin Fields. With the Chiefs needing a backup for Patrick Mahomes, who is dealing with an ACL injury,

Justin Fields has a chance to make unique NFL history in Week 1 of the 2026 season. After struggling with the New York Jets last year, the 27-year-old quarterback was traded to the Kansas City

The New York Jets earned significant salary cap relief by trading quarterback Justin Fields instead of releasing him.

The Kansas City Chiefs are getting pushback for their Justin Fields trade with the New York Jets for the 2026-27 season.

In case Patrick Mahomes isn’t ready to play Week 1, the Chiefs turned to the Jets — of all places — for quarterback help. The Jets agreed Monday to eat some of Justin Fields’ contract to facilitate trading their displaced starter to the Chiefs for a sixth-round pick in 2027,

The Kansas City Chiefs addressed their need for a backup quarterback on Monday, trading a 2027 sixth-round pick to the New York Jets for Justin Fields. And the veteran quarterback reportedly targeted the Chiefs as his next destination.

A former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback is in line to make unique NFL history in the upcoming season.