Peterman, a fifth-round pick from Buffalo in 2017, has become a journeyman backup known for an infamous rookie start with multiple interceptions. His lingering opportunism as a backup could make him a short-term depth option for the Jets if Taylor’s injury lingers or a new quarterback is signed. His 경험 spans the Falcons, Raiders, and Saints in recent seasons, offering a veteran presence with upside as a bridge quarterback in camp battles.

Peterman, a former Bills fifth-rounder, comes with a notorious half featuring five interceptions and a general history of rough NFL moments. At 31, he’s taken multiple workouts this offseason, including with the Saints, Raiders, and Falcons, always chasing a skilled-arm role and a path back to a real NFL job.

Peterman, known for a disastrous 2017 Bills outing, re-emerges as a veteran backup option for the Jets. His career shows limited starting potential but a long NFL résumé as a backup, which could be valuable in a pinch if Taylor can’t play. His historical performance is a cautionary tale for fantasy, but depth at QB matters for Week 1 stability.

Nathan Peterman, previously with the Raiders during training camp, is currently on the Falcons' practice squad. Given the Raiders' quarterback situation, he could be a candidate for the team to consider if O'Connell is unable to play in the final games of the season.

Nathan Peterman was briefly part of the Raiders' training camp roster but is now on the Atlanta Falcons' practice squad. His presence with the Raiders was short-lived, and he is not currently in consideration for the team's quarterback situation following O'Connell's injury and Minshew's struggles.