The New York Jets are putting together an Ohio State reunion. On Monday, the Jets signed Justin Fields to a two-year deal that should serve as a good first step in the team’s rebuild after moving on from Aaron Rodgers.

With New York signing Justin Fields to a two-year deal worth over $40 million, the Jets reunited Wilson with his college quarterback. Fields has struggled as a starting quarterback in the league, but was a lethal weapon in college football.

Justin Fields is headed to the Jets after agreeing Monday to a two-year, $40 million deal, including $30 million guaranteed. He could be a surprise No. 1 Fantasy quarterback this season. Last year, Fields started the first six games with the Steelers and got Pittsburgh off to a 4-2 start before being benched in favor of Russell Wilson.