Speaker 1: The game is over, New York World, un you play
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Speaker 1: You're listening to the Official New York Jets podcast, a
Speaker 1: Jets three sixty production. What's Up Everybody? Ethan Greenberg and
Speaker 1: Eric Allen here in the studio on the Official Jezz podcast,
Speaker 1: Training camp is over. In simple terms here the cliff
Speaker 1: notes e A. How would you break down the play
Speaker 1: of Josh McCown, Teddy Bridgewater and Sand outstanding. I thought
Speaker 1: that the Jezz quarterback said, uh, tremendous training camp. I
Speaker 1: didn't know what to expect from Donald coming in missing
Speaker 1: three practices, but Jeremy Bates told us the other day
Speaker 1: that he hit the ground running, that he came in
Speaker 1: there rerend a call use poise. His athleticism is very
Speaker 1: impressive in terms of he's got great feet. I think
Speaker 1: that's what could potentially set him apart from other players
Speaker 1: down the line, because he can buy himself time, set
Speaker 1: himself up for new windows to throw through, and he
Speaker 1: can pick up yards on his own. Donald did not disappoint.
Speaker 1: I thought he's been a very solid and game accident
Speaker 1: Teddy Bridgewater's resurgence has been inspiring. For lack of a
Speaker 1: better word. I mean, this guy was out of the
Speaker 1: basically out of the National Football League a couple of
Speaker 1: years ago, goes down with that devastating knee injury, never
Speaker 1: felt bad for himself. Instead, he looked at his mother
Speaker 1: as a cancer survivor, as someone that really endured through something.
Speaker 1: When Bridgewater was down on the ground and suffered that
Speaker 1: devastating kne injury, he never felt sorry for himself. He's
Speaker 1: come in here with a great way about himself, very positive, guy,
Speaker 1: picked up the offense, been very accurate in games. Another
Speaker 1: guy who's been good in the pocket in terms of
Speaker 1: stepping up at the right time. Cool customer, poised, really
Speaker 1: happy on a personal level for Teddy Bridgewater if even
Speaker 1: if you don't know him, I think a lot of
Speaker 1: people gotta look at Teddy bridge Water and say, wow,
Speaker 1: you know how he handled this situation is the way
Speaker 1: you're supposed to do it. And you gotta credit his
Speaker 1: private medical team and the Jets medical team because he
Speaker 1: looks like the same guy who was a sending player
Speaker 1: two years ago in Minnesota. Finally, McCown, what can you
Speaker 1: say about the guy? And a lot of veteran quarterbacks
Speaker 1: in the National Football League who just had a career year.
Speaker 1: They'd be winding in the situation. Privately like that he
Speaker 1: wants to play, but McCown at the same time understand
Speaker 1: the situation. Jets moved up from six to three to
Speaker 1: get their quarterback in the future. Teddy Bridgewater is new
Speaker 1: to this offensive system. They gotta get long looks at
Speaker 1: both of these guys. They've done that during the summer,
Speaker 1: So I don't know Green's I think it's been fantastic.
Speaker 1: I think that when the Jets assembled the quarterback room
Speaker 1: of Josh McCown, Teddy Bridgewater and Sam Donald, everyone recognized
Speaker 1: that it was gonna be a great room as people.
Speaker 1: But I think that the play has exceeded the expectation,
Speaker 1: at least for me personally, because you didn't know what
Speaker 1: you're getting. And Teddy Bridgewater, like you said, he was
Speaker 1: out for almost two years and he comes back and
Speaker 1: he's mobile in the pocket and he's having a great time.
Speaker 1: How do you not root for Teddy Bridgewater. He's having
Speaker 1: so much fun. He's dancing on the sidelines. I mean,
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson comes on and he's dancing, getting in the
Speaker 1: huddle calling the play and Sam Donald and Jeremy Bates
Speaker 1: talked about it the other day about owning the playbook,
Speaker 1: and the coolest story to me was again what Bates
Speaker 1: said is that when Sam Donald went out to practice,
Speaker 1: he was obviously a couple of days late because he
Speaker 1: didn't sign his contract for the starter camp. He runs
Speaker 1: out there, he's late to practice, the Jets welcome him
Speaker 1: with a slope lap, and he goes out in the
Speaker 1: huddle and he starts spitting plays out and calling plays,
Speaker 1: and Bates said that takes rookie sometime a year to
Speaker 1: be comfortable to do that, and he's just going off
Speaker 1: of his recollection from from minicamps. So I think that
Speaker 1: the room has been good for each other, and Todd
Speaker 1: Bowles has said that it's the best room has been
Speaker 1: a part of and Jeremy Bates echoed a similar sentiment.
Speaker 1: But I think that the light is bright for the
Speaker 1: Jets quarterback room no matter who wins the job. And
Speaker 1: we're gonna dive more into the competitions in the battles
Speaker 1: next week leading up to the final preseason game, and
Speaker 1: then of course Cuts Day. Only one cut day this
Speaker 1: year from fifty three used to be sent to fifty three.
Speaker 1: Now it's just nifty three. But I think if you're
Speaker 1: a Jets fan, you have to be encouraged by the quarterbacks. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: you gotta look back and say how far has this
Speaker 1: organization comes since January one? In the locker room clean
Speaker 1: up day, sam Donald's gonna experience bumps in the road
Speaker 1: whether he plays in Motown or not. But he looks
Speaker 1: to be the goods he does. And Teddy Bridgewater low risk,
Speaker 1: high reward, and now how you're getting a high reward.
Speaker 1: So let's just see how it all plays out. I
Speaker 1: know everybody wants to predict the future as far as
Speaker 1: the Jets gonna carry too, Well, it's funny you mentioned
Speaker 1: that because we're gonna take some fan questions later on
Speaker 1: in the show. We have some questions we didn't get
Speaker 1: to last week, and Samuel wants to know. I'm bringing
Speaker 1: this up because he talked about Teddy Bridgewater. Is what
Speaker 1: are your thoughts on trading Teddy Bridgewater to the Denver Broncos.
Speaker 1: If so, what do you think the Jets can get
Speaker 1: in return? Maybe an edge rusher or a draft pick. Okay,
Speaker 1: so number one is everything is about two to tango.
Speaker 1: So what happens during a time like this when people
Speaker 1: start seeing Bridgewater in a national level and how far
Speaker 1: he's coming, how well he's playing, is thing naturally look
Speaker 1: for possible places. I haven't seen Denver too much. We
Speaker 1: sat down for Onteer the facility the other day, Greens,
Speaker 1: myself and you, and you told me check Kelly is
Speaker 1: now the backup quarterback in Denver. If they're searching for
Speaker 1: a backup quarterback, I don't think Teddy Bridgewater is a
Speaker 1: backup quarterback. Now would they be viewing Bridgewater is a
Speaker 1: potential guide to lead them? Because nothing against case Ken. Know,
Speaker 1: I think he's a good quarterback, But you could make
Speaker 1: the argument that Teddy Bridgewater as a much well has
Speaker 1: a higher ceiling than case Ken. I would imagine that
Speaker 1: people will call the Jets about Bridgewater it maybe even
Speaker 1: Josh mccount. But as far as me looking at the
Speaker 1: same possible fits, I think a lot of people play
Speaker 1: fantasy football because everybody was talking about Tampa early on.
Speaker 1: Right because James is out the first few games, Ryan
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick is there the likelihood of anybody obtaining a veteran
Speaker 1: quarterback seven to ten days before the season commences and
Speaker 1: then that guy starting I think is extremely unlikely. I
Speaker 1: agree with that as well. And again we're gonna get
Speaker 1: some more questions later in the pod. But if you're
Speaker 1: if you're Mike mccagnan, Greens, you take every call because
Speaker 1: you have to. You have to look to see how
Speaker 1: am I gonna improve my roster not only from the
Speaker 1: depth perspective, not only from a depth perspective, but also
Speaker 1: front liners. So, uh, it's gonna be interesting, you know that.
Speaker 1: It's something Wan Pablo just writes in what's the best
Speaker 1: case scenario for the Jets quarterback situation? Greens, Well, the
Speaker 1: thing this is what's difficult for me, is because he
Speaker 1: saw what happened last year with the Eagles when Carson
Speaker 1: Wentz went down and that Nick Foles, who's a good
Speaker 1: backup quarterback in this league, eventually took over the Reins
Speaker 1: and they won the Super Bowl. So you want to
Speaker 1: make sure that you have an insurance plan and if
Speaker 1: whoever the starter is goes down. At the same token
Speaker 1: is that the Jets don't have a second round pick
Speaker 1: this year because they traded from six to three to
Speaker 1: get Sam Donald. So if Teddy Bridgewater's value keeps going
Speaker 1: up during the preseason. I saw the stat that he
Speaker 1: is the Eyes passer rating in the preseason. Well, he's
Speaker 1: completing I think seventy three. I mean, they're playing very
Speaker 1: good football. And you can say that the preseason means nothing,
Speaker 1: which is fine, but it all it means something to
Speaker 1: some degree. I mean, it's still football. So if a
Speaker 1: similar situation comes about when Teddy Bridgewater went down and
Speaker 1: Sam Bradford was traded from the Eagles to the Vikings
Speaker 1: for a first round pick. I'm not saying that Jets
Speaker 1: are gonna get a first round pick for Teddy. But
Speaker 1: if someone goes down and let's say they're they believe
Speaker 1: that team is a playoff contender and they don't have
Speaker 1: the necessary backup in place, if they pony up the
Speaker 1: draft capital that mccagnet feels comfortable in return, I think
Speaker 1: you have to trade Bridgewater and that right there might
Speaker 1: be the best case scenario because you still have Josh McCown. Well,
Speaker 1: you're playing very well splash By. You're basing this an
Speaker 1: assumption at Sam Donald's your week once started, correct and
Speaker 1: that I think that he's gonna get traded. Well, so
Speaker 1: I'm using him I'm taking him out of the equation.
Speaker 1: So I think that's why the one thing that people
Speaker 1: point out is that externally is what does Teddy Bridgewater
Speaker 1: bring to the team in the short term, Because let's
Speaker 1: say Teddy does go out in the short term, he's
Speaker 1: named the starter and he performs well and the Jets
Speaker 1: are four and two. I'm just playing hypotheticals here. You
Speaker 1: can't trade him mid season and then and then at
Speaker 1: the end of the year is a free agent, and
Speaker 1: who's to say that he's not going to sign a
Speaker 1: good deal. So you had one year. So I'm just
Speaker 1: looking at like a from a return value. If you
Speaker 1: have the opportunity to get some of your draft capital back,
Speaker 1: how do you not do it? What's you know that
Speaker 1: plays out? I think it's very interesting debate because you
Speaker 1: also don't like having Teddy Bridgewater is backup and not
Speaker 1: trading him I think is a good move too, because
Speaker 1: you know that Teddy bridge what you're seeing a glimpse
Speaker 1: of what he can do. And I just think that
Speaker 1: you can't have too many good quarterbacks on your roster.
Speaker 1: You can't have too many good quarterbacks in your roster.
Speaker 1: Sure that is a good question, Uh, Barbs writes in
Speaker 1: is that empty quarterback coach position reserved until Josh McCown retires, Well,
Speaker 1: barbe good. Question number one is Jeremy Bates is the
Speaker 1: offensive coordinator slash quarterbacks coach. And the thing that kind
Speaker 1: of flies a little bit under the radar. I know
Speaker 1: it doesn't internally because if you'll listen closely to McCown,
Speaker 1: if you'll listen closely to Sam Donald, and if you'll
Speaker 1: listen closely to Teddy, I'll talk about this guy, Mick
Speaker 1: Mick Lombardi's assistant quarterbacks coach. The guys enjoy working with them.
Speaker 1: He's been praised throughout training camp, so he's doing a
Speaker 1: nice job himself. If Josh McCown down on the line, yes,
Speaker 1: he's thirty nine years old, probably not gonna play forever.
Speaker 1: If he wants to be a coach down the line,
Speaker 1: he certainly is going to be a coach somewhere. Talking
Speaker 1: about I'm bringing back a pod question from last week
Speaker 1: that we didn't get to because I believe it ties
Speaker 1: into this is who's your favorite up and coming player
Speaker 1: on this Jets team? Favorite favorite? Well, that's a tough
Speaker 1: question because you're asked me who's my personal favorite, and
Speaker 1: I happen to really enjoy talking to Derek Bones Jones.
Speaker 1: You a good interview with last year when okay, you
Speaker 1: said the fellows like him too, you can see that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that last year when he was drafted, I
Speaker 1: was told to talk to him and ask him about
Speaker 1: the Library, which is a popular bar at almost and
Speaker 1: the Grove, which is a popular tailgating spot before football.
Speaker 1: I was thinking about Morristown when he said the Library,
Speaker 1: But that's called the laundry matter, the laundry man. So
Speaker 1: so I was told to ask him about it, and
Speaker 1: he said, yeah, it's a good time. You gotta go
Speaker 1: down there for an SEC game, all miss. So last
Speaker 1: year we talk and we just hang out. Now that
Speaker 1: I'm seeing him before warm in training camp or that
Speaker 1: he had a very good training camp, I'd say it
Speaker 1: makes me happy because one, I like him as a guy.
Speaker 1: I think he's a good dude. So who's my favorite
Speaker 1: up and calling player? I'd say him as a dude.
Speaker 1: How about that apples? That's fine, And I still want
Speaker 1: to go to an SEC game because I've never done that.
Speaker 1: This is this is a common question asked darn Zingis
Speaker 1: are the Jets going to ding? Why is that fan?
Speaker 1: This guy's a Knicks fan. He's definitely a Jets and
Speaker 1: a Knicks fan. Because it is a mix of Donald
Speaker 1: and Porzingis that darn zingis Darren Zingis you gotta give
Speaker 1: this guy props or a lady from being very innovative
Speaker 1: and creative. I guess they're playing Darnald and Porzingis together.
Speaker 1: This is a Jets Knicks fan, I would have to assume.
Speaker 1: All right, So are the Jets going to look to
Speaker 1: upgrade the old line or pass rush before the season?
Speaker 1: Oh wait, wait, wait, did just to kill two birds
Speaker 1: with one stone? And he wants to know overall? How
Speaker 1: does the all line look? So there you go, all right?
Speaker 1: I think I think the Jets offensive line is okay. Um,
Speaker 1: what I would say is, when you're missing two starters
Speaker 1: in a preseason game, I don't know if I'm turning
Speaker 1: the alarm on just yet. Brian Winners and Calvin Beachum
Speaker 1: are to your top performers, and those two sacks of
Speaker 1: uh Sam Donalds against the Washington Redskins occurred against backups.
Speaker 1: With that being said, I think there is some depth
Speaker 1: on the interior. I think any team in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. When you look at it, most teams aren't
Speaker 1: equipped to handle multiple injuries up front. You knock on wood,
Speaker 1: you want your left tackle is going to be protecting
Speaker 1: your quarterbacks mind side. You want him ready to go
Speaker 1: for sixteen games. I don't think the Jets are in
Speaker 1: a crazy bad position up front. I look at Winners
Speaker 1: and I think he's gonna be an upgrade of whatever
Speaker 1: we saw from Winners last year because he had did
Speaker 1: you know, awful abdomin injury. Then I look at Spencer
Speaker 1: Long and say he's gonna be an upgrade center position.
Speaker 1: I think Calvin Beecham's pretty solid at left tackle, and
Speaker 1: carp is a good left guard, and then Brandon Shell
Speaker 1: it continues to develop it right tackle. I think that's
Speaker 1: starting five is pretty good. I'm not saying this is
Speaker 1: the top five, top five offensive line in the National
Speaker 1: Football League, but I think it's it's okay. And then
Speaker 1: at the outside linebacker position, that the edge position, you're
Speaker 1: always gonna be looking. Can you find that next grade
Speaker 1: pass rusher? Can you get somebody he's gonna give you
Speaker 1: some more juice off the edge? Right now, it's Josh
Speaker 1: Martin and Jordan Jenkins and then Frankie Louvu and Brandon Copelan.
Speaker 1: But getting looks there. But let's see who springs free
Speaker 1: from the nineties to the fifty three cut down. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna see a lot of big name, productive pass
Speaker 1: rushers out there. I don't think he listen, they don't
Speaker 1: grow on trees. Everybody's looking for him, So I think
Speaker 1: it could be difficult. Can you acquire a guy by trade? Maybe?
Speaker 1: I don't know. You've got to find a perfect situation.
Speaker 1: Then you talk about compensation things like that. We actually
Speaker 1: talked to Albert Rear from Monday Morning Quarterback today about that.
Speaker 1: He said next year's draft class is loaded with edge guys.
Speaker 1: That's of course he would say that because Ohio State. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Joey's Joey's little yeah. Yeah, yeah. He could be at
Speaker 1: the top five, right, it could be number one overall.
Speaker 1: Matt Miller said that Nick Bosa on this Jets defense
Speaker 1: would be a nightmare, but he doesn't think the Jets
Speaker 1: will be in position to draft him. Come two. Food
Speaker 1: for thought, all right, So we'll see what happens on
Speaker 1: the old line and outside linebacker. Someone that didn't play
Speaker 1: last week, Calvin Beacham. We'll see if he plays Friday night.
Speaker 1: But before we talk about the third week in the preseason,
Speaker 1: e A, let's talk to Dan Grozza, a friend of
Speaker 1: the pot he was on before, he'll be on pretty
Speaker 1: much throughout the season, and again he's the new pre
Speaker 1: and post game voice of the Jets on ESPN Radio.
Speaker 1: Let's see who Dan Grozza has his eye on for
Speaker 1: week three of the preseason. All right, Dan, So obviously
Speaker 1: all eyes gonna be on Sam Donald, Chatty Bridgewater Friday Night,
Speaker 1: the MetLife Bawl, all that good stuff. But because you're
Speaker 1: the voice of the Jets pre and post game, we
Speaker 1: need something a little more than just the quarterbacks. What
Speaker 1: are you looking out for? Who's the guy or the
Speaker 1: guys that you're looking out for Friday night? Not a
Speaker 1: pressure you put on my plate with that the pre
Speaker 1: and post game voice, that's a lot great being with
Speaker 1: you guys. By the way, Um, obviously, as you said,
Speaker 1: everybody's gonna look to see the quarterbacks, and Todd Bowls
Speaker 1: alluded to it on Wednesday at practice right when he
Speaker 1: said the act that this is gonna be the dress rehearsal.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows the third preseason game. Want to see the
Speaker 1: ones out there, want to see how they handle adversity.
Speaker 1: So I think that that speaks to the group as
Speaker 1: a whole, right, I mean, not everything is gonna go great,
Speaker 1: And in a regular season game, when you're playing four quarters,
Speaker 1: it's not just gonna be smooth sailing for you. You
Speaker 1: might struggle for two to and a half quarters and
Speaker 1: then get it going in the fourth to win a game.
Speaker 1: So that's something to keep our eyes on. UM. As
Speaker 1: far as positions are concerned, though, look, I know it's
Speaker 1: not maybe high on the priority list. I'll start with
Speaker 1: the kicker position right now, right, I mean, because Kiro
Speaker 1: Santos was a guy who was signed in the off season,
Speaker 1: thought he was gonna be the front runner. Well he's
Speaker 1: not part of the mix anymore. Unfortunately, couldn't shake that
Speaker 1: groin injury. Taylor Berto Let's done a nice job here.
Speaker 1: I know that there's still a little bit to be
Speaker 1: desired in terms of the kickoffs that they want to
Speaker 1: see maybe get a little bit stronger. So we get
Speaker 1: Myers who comes aboard here from Seattle. This is a
Speaker 1: job that's important. Okay, you know old coach who used
Speaker 1: to coach for this team once said, no, you never
Speaker 1: want to take the foot out of football. It's a
Speaker 1: big part of the game. Asked the charge us from
Speaker 1: a year ago. You know, what are you quoting ourselves?
Speaker 1: Think about the Chargers in the month of September last year.
Speaker 1: You know, they dropped three games by like a combined
Speaker 1: seven points or something like that because they had such
Speaker 1: a disaster at the kicking position, and that ultimately cost
Speaker 1: them a spot in the playoffs. Right, So, I mean
Speaker 1: every single game is important. That's why I look to
Speaker 1: see what we have from these kickers. Great point about
Speaker 1: the kickers, because special teams coordinator Brand Boyer said this
Speaker 1: week that, hey, listen, with the new kickoff rules, I
Speaker 1: think you're gonna see more explosive returns. So conversely, on
Speaker 1: the other side of that, you want to have somebody
Speaker 1: with the stronger leg to prevent that from happening. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of strategy involved. You see the up in
Speaker 1: New England. For example, Belichick what he's coached you know,
Speaker 1: gus Kowski to do here. Since they move the kickoff,
Speaker 1: kick the ball up high and kind of pinned them
Speaker 1: down inside the five yard line, allow your returners to
Speaker 1: get down there as opposed to just putting it through
Speaker 1: the end zone giving them the automatic touchback. Let's see
Speaker 1: if we can pin them back even for or so.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that that's something that a lot of teams
Speaker 1: are trying to implement. It makes perfect sense to me
Speaker 1: as a matter of fact, too, the tight end position.
Speaker 1: We've talked about it ourselves collectively. That you got all
Speaker 1: these names right. You have a nice group there, but
Speaker 1: we haven't really seen them all yet together healthy in
Speaker 1: a game on the field. And that's what I'm looking
Speaker 1: forward to here. You know now, the fact that leg
Speaker 1: It's here, Herndon's here, Sterling, Walford, all these guys, you know,
Speaker 1: let's see them get a good amount of playing time
Speaker 1: with the ones with the two's sprinkle them in and
Speaker 1: out here in this game on Friday night, and let's
Speaker 1: see which couple of guys are gonna deserve most of
Speaker 1: the playing time when we kick it off for real.
Speaker 1: You mentioned Chris Herndon. He will make his debut Friday night.
Speaker 1: That's what head coach Todd Bowl said, Dan, thanks for
Speaker 1: joining us. I love being with you guys. E A.
Speaker 1: Now the question goes to you is who do you
Speaker 1: have your eye on for the third week of the preseason.
Speaker 1: And you cannot say quarterbacks because everyone and their mothers
Speaker 1: as their eyes on the quarterbacks. Who are you to
Speaker 1: say what I can't I can't talk about here on
Speaker 1: I'm making the rules that I'm making the rules Mayday,
Speaker 1: Marcus may he hasn't played all preseason. Todd Bowl said,
Speaker 1: I want to see New Jack City altogether. The starters
Speaker 1: are expected to play at least a half, maybe into
Speaker 1: the third quarter. I think he needs game rops. He's
Speaker 1: itching to get back out there. Uh, And I think
Speaker 1: that would be good to see. So from a starting perspective,
Speaker 1: you go any number of ways. You can look on
Speaker 1: the offensive side and say Quincy and Noon was close,
Speaker 1: Terrell Priors close, and maybe those guys see action. But
Speaker 1: the way Todd talked about it, the way Marcus talked
Speaker 1: about it, I think he's gonna make his preseason debut. Okay,
Speaker 1: I would agree with everything you said, But the guys
Speaker 1: for me that I want to see are the outside linebackers,
Speaker 1: Brandon Copeland and Frankie Luton. For this reason, the third
Speaker 1: week in the preseason is argely regarded as the final
Speaker 1: dress rehearsal, so last year, Jordan Jenkins and Josh Martin
Speaker 1: were the two starters predominantly for the Jets on the outside.
Speaker 1: You know what they have, you know what they can
Speaker 1: give you. If Brandon Copeland and Frankie lou will get
Speaker 1: first team reps in the first half, what can they
Speaker 1: do against the Giants assuming first team? And what can
Speaker 1: they do under the lights in the most realistic game
Speaker 1: like atmosphere that you'll get in the preseason. So I'm
Speaker 1: very curious to see what those two guys do. And
Speaker 1: just jumping off the fact that the starters will likely
Speaker 1: play a half, if not a little bit more, what
Speaker 1: do you hope to see out of the starting units?
Speaker 1: You know, he said it. He said it as much
Speaker 1: the other day in the news conference. He wants to
Speaker 1: see guys in situations that are favorable that you've got
Speaker 1: to play your way through. Rex Ryan used to always
Speaker 1: talk about it in terms of playing on ice skates
Speaker 1: and you put guys on ice, it's in the preseason
Speaker 1: to see what they can and can't do. Plane getting
Speaker 1: plays are going to be important for some of these
Speaker 1: injury guys coming back, but getting involved in game like situations,
Speaker 1: and to say it's an unfavorable position like a second
Speaker 1: and twelve and things like that. That's what Todd Bowles
Speaker 1: talked about today. If not everything is gonna be a
Speaker 1: first intent, Not everything's gonna be uh set up the
Speaker 1: way you draw it up, how you're gonna react to
Speaker 1: some adversity along the way. Um, so you know, you
Speaker 1: could look at little things. You could say, listen, if
Speaker 1: Donald's in there, he starts, you want him to finish
Speaker 1: with touchdowns in the red zone. I mean defensively, you'd
Speaker 1: love to say, well, maybe get a takeaway or two.
Speaker 1: But I still I'm still of the old adage that
Speaker 1: you're evaluating personnel in the preseason. But this is the
Speaker 1: last time where you, like you mentioned, the starters are
Speaker 1: going to get to action. Thousands of questions are out there.
Speaker 1: Who will stay up up, who will start at quarterback?
Speaker 1: How that person play? All your questions will be answered
Speaker 1: Friday night. You can watch on New York Jets dot com.
Speaker 1: How about that the MetLife Bowl Jets Giants Jets home game.
Speaker 1: Again all your questions and then next week E. A
Speaker 1: and I will break down the roster a little more,
Speaker 1: look ahead of the fourth preseason game. Again, Questions always welcome,
Speaker 1: Eric Allen, Ethan Greenberg. You can follow us on Twitter
Speaker 1: at the Allen Jets. The Greenberg Jets will be covering
Speaker 1: the game and can check on Instagram at jet always
Speaker 1: plugging the Instagram. This guy. Hey listen, that's that's where
Speaker 1: it's in, bro. And on that note, that's all we
Speaker 1: have this week. Next week we're breaking down the roster.
Speaker 1: We're looking ahead to the preseason finale, but for now
Speaker 1: we're out