In a startling turn of events, Jets quarterback Justin Fields had his training camp cut short today due to an apparent lower leg injury.

Witnesses reported that the incident occurred during team drills when Fields suddenly limped to the sidelines, prompting medical staff to rush to assess his condition.

After a brief assessment by the medical team, Fields was seen getting into the front seat of a cart, leaving fans and teammates alike concerned as he was taken inside for further evaluation.

As Fields exited the practice field, the Jets switched gears, halting their 11-on-11 drills and shifting their focus to special teams.

Currently, there is no official update from the Jets regarding the specifics of Fields' injury, leaving fans on edge.

Fields, who inked a two-year, $40 million deal with the Jets during free agency, was officially named the starting quarterback back in March. After a tumultuous tenure with the Bears and a brief stint with the Steelers, the Jets have placed their hopes on Fields to step up as their franchise quarterback. Now, all eyes are on him as fans anxiously hope for a positive prognosis.

The Jets are keeping their backup options ready, with Tyrod Taylor, Adrian Martinez, and Brady Cook waiting in the wings.