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Speaker 3: Is that it? Emmy? He got behind her? He just
Speaker 3: go he just gonna flex that on us. Yeah, are
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Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 2: I'm about there.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 1: I like the background now he just polished it too,
Speaker 1: And and we got the little Bart Scott bibblehead still
Speaker 1: with us, still looking at bomb.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he don't like that.
Speaker 1: He wants a little bit of darker.
Speaker 3: Bart Scott, Well, I just need some melon. Look like
Speaker 3: I got no blug going through my body again.
Speaker 1: We gotta get your We gotta get you a little
Speaker 1: shot of vitamin D.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Big time jealousy up north right now, Bart wants to
Speaker 1: be down in Florida.
Speaker 3: I think it's bye week.
Speaker 5: I could just go ahead and call it audible, man,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying, But you know I had
Speaker 5: to be hearing my peoples.
Speaker 1: Yes, I love it, dudes, What do you make the
Speaker 1: that's being three and three and specifically what they just
Speaker 1: did to the Philadelphia Eagles who came into MetLife Stadium
Speaker 1: on beaten Jalen Hurt's career high three interceptions, four takeaways
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 4: Yeah, eya, what a gutsy performance. You talk about being
Speaker 4: down your all Pro corner, another Pro Bowl corner, your
Speaker 4: third corner, who was the first outside corner. Yet if
Speaker 4: Sauce Gonner or DJ Reid should go down, you had
Speaker 4: all three of those guys out that game. And for
Speaker 4: you to have a gutsy defensive performance where they were
Speaker 4: just stifling to Jalen Hurts and the rest of that defense.
Speaker 4: You know, a lot of people wondered why the Eagles
Speaker 4: didn't try to run the ball, and they tried to
Speaker 4: a little bit in the beginning with DeAndre Swift didn't
Speaker 4: have much success. They did have some success with Jalen
Speaker 4: Hurts using his legs. But the kudos to you know,
Speaker 4: coach Albrick and the defensive staff were putting a massiful
Speaker 4: plan together, right They literally put it on the defensive line.
Speaker 4: You want to lean on your best position group on
Speaker 4: the team, and that's exactly what they did. I mean,
Speaker 4: right south. I'm sure we're probably talking about him later,
Speaker 4: but I don't know if you guys remember EA and Bart.
Speaker 4: There was two years ago around this bye week time
Speaker 4: they signed another defensive line John Franklin Myers. Could the
Speaker 4: Jets potentially lock up Bryce Huff going forward this bye
Speaker 4: week can handle some business. I think it would be
Speaker 4: smart for them to do that. Johnson, I mean, his
Speaker 4: second years sension continues to grow. He was dominant this game,
Speaker 4: causing interception, caused a Fumbo slash interception, so essentially he
Speaker 4: was credited for causing two interceptions. So I mean, just
Speaker 4: a gussy performance. And I think anybody, any Jet fan
Speaker 4: would have signed up for three and three with Aaron
Speaker 4: Rodgers that quarterback. Without Aaron Rodgers for the just to
Speaker 4: be three and three. It's a great job, masterful job
Speaker 4: by this coaching staff and these players on this team.
Speaker 2: Ay j.
Speaker 1: Brown got his Bart, but how were they able to
Speaker 1: do this with tays up Craig James. I mean, we've
Speaker 1: seen Bryce Hall make contributions over the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: but it means like it no matter who's playing, this
Speaker 1: unit is so cohesive and everybody's stepping up to the
Speaker 1: play and.
Speaker 5: It's crazy, right, Remember what the narrative was was before
Speaker 5: early in the season. Oh Joe Douglas and Robert Salad
Speaker 5: their jobs should be on the line and all this
Speaker 5: type of stuff, right, I mean, they lost arguably the
Speaker 5: best quarterback of this generation or his generation.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: And now you look at the fact that you talk
Speaker 5: about the depth of being able to draft, but not
Speaker 5: just draft, be able to develop. Because whenever you call
Speaker 5: somebody from practice squad he plays, that means that you're
Speaker 5: coaching him up all year. They didn't you know, he
Speaker 5: came here and you know what it is like everybody's
Speaker 5: here been not a starter, and you're the backup. And
Speaker 5: they say, Okay, this is what we want from Look team,
Speaker 5: but we want you to use our techniques because we
Speaker 5: don't want you practicing bad habits. So this is their
Speaker 5: cover three play like we play it, and that's part
Speaker 5: of your development. So don't think because you're sitting here
Speaker 5: being a Look team that we don't expect you to
Speaker 5: be developing and getting better at our techniques, getting better
Speaker 5: at our communication even though you don't get the reps.
Speaker 5: That's why one of the hardest jobs in the league
Speaker 5: is being a backup, because you don't get any of
Speaker 5: the physical reps. You have to be able to develop
Speaker 5: from mental reps. You can say that these guys did it,
Speaker 5: and you know they played at a high level, and
Speaker 5: it's a tough drawer.
Speaker 3: Whenever you get a guy like a J.
Speaker 5: Brown, I think they realize just how big and strong
Speaker 5: Key was when they come in here with from the
Speaker 5: arm tackles. You know what I mean, Buyer beware you
Speaker 5: come in here because he can man, he can embarrass you.
Speaker 3: And CJ.
Speaker 5: Mosey figured it out too. But you know, that's a
Speaker 5: great player doing great things. But the thing is, whenever
Speaker 5: you have an upset that I tell people all the time.
Speaker 5: Every team in the NFL has talent. Every team in
Speaker 5: the NFL has good players. But at any time, a
Speaker 5: good player can dare to be special.
Speaker 1: And the.
Speaker 5: Good players on the Jets decided to be special all
Speaker 5: at the same time when they needed it.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: You talk about the defensive life, situational awareness, being able
Speaker 5: to get you know, hands on balls, tips, you know changes,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, making him uncomfortable. And Chalden
Speaker 5: Hurts plays against good defenses, right, and he'll eventually play
Speaker 5: against Dallas, But I don't think he's ever played against
Speaker 5: a defense that feels like they have five guys rushing
Speaker 5: even though it's four, allowing them to put guys in
Speaker 5: windows and making him be a high percentage decision maker
Speaker 5: early and often. He did that for the majority of
Speaker 5: the time, but the fours mishaps that he had was
Speaker 5: enough to be able to swing the pendulum in the Jets.
Speaker 5: In the Jets fashion right that first nineteen play drive,
Speaker 5: which I still don't think he scored, was brutal because
Speaker 5: no way you lay down. Anybody knows you don't simonstaneously
Speaker 5: put the ball out and then lay on the ground.
Speaker 5: We know that if his shin is down, he's down.
Speaker 5: So whatever, that's a different story for a different time.
Speaker 2: Well, explain it to me. I don't even get it.
Speaker 1: I know it's a different story for a different time,
Speaker 1: but I didn't really get into it in the postgame
Speaker 1: show because we were talking all supermatives about what the
Speaker 1: Jets actually did.
Speaker 2: But his body, don't understand it.
Speaker 3: His body was down.
Speaker 5: His lower body was down before they extended it, right
Speaker 5: before he even extended it. Like and if you're side
Speaker 5: of your leg is down on your shin and your
Speaker 5: knee that's down, so like we know just about how
Speaker 5: his upper body was before he started leading that his
Speaker 5: body was down before, so we know his knee was down,
Speaker 5: now his thigh and his hip may not been down.
Speaker 5: But we come on, there's no way. It's just it's
Speaker 5: just that's just mechanics, right. But they decided to call
Speaker 5: it because they probably say it was inconclusive. We can't
Speaker 5: see it, but we can see the ball, and I
Speaker 5: think you go with the call that was on the field,
Speaker 5: and the call on the field was that it was
Speaker 5: just ball only.
Speaker 3: Did Jets get stuff like that?
Speaker 2: That's what it's gonna say.
Speaker 1: Okay Holms right now, but can we just address the situation?
Speaker 1: When are they When are they gonna get calls?
Speaker 2: Dudes?
Speaker 3: Because we go back to the Kansas City when a
Speaker 3: Rodgers come back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, seriously, when are they gonna get calls?
Speaker 4: So I tweeted this last night, Me and me and
Speaker 4: the cohns were tweeting back and forth, and uh, anybody
Speaker 4: that watched the Buffalo game last night, the passing affairs
Speaker 4: they called the second to the last play of the game.
Speaker 4: To me, that was questionable with the game on the line,
Speaker 4: but the last playing the game, there's no way you
Speaker 4: don't call that. I love Taron Johnson, but he mugged
Speaker 4: Darren Waller like that was an easy call to make
Speaker 4: and yeah, like he literally pulled a jersey, didn't didn't
Speaker 4: turn around. You can face guard in the NFL, but
Speaker 4: if you face guard, you can't grab the guy. He
Speaker 4: grabbed Darren Waller and impeded him for putting his right
Speaker 4: hand in the Yeah. So I tweeted this like, it's
Speaker 4: interesting in the league that good teams get those calls,
Speaker 4: teams with winning records, right, and you see the Giants
Speaker 4: are struggling, so they don't get that call. So Ea,
Speaker 4: your question is when do the Jets start getting those calls? Well,
Speaker 4: I think people tend to forget when we were on
Speaker 4: that little win streak last year. I believe we went
Speaker 4: with seven and four Jets. We're actually getting some calls, right, So,
Speaker 4: like Bart, we always talk about it, and we kind
Speaker 4: of kid in the locker room. Sometimes you got to
Speaker 4: make your own luck, right, and you get some lucky
Speaker 4: calls if you're winning, like the Josh Allen and I
Speaker 4: understand how this guy keeps getting rough in the passer calls.
Speaker 4: This is not me being a homer, but you're six
Speaker 4: foot five, two hundred and fifty pounds. It's all cute
Speaker 4: and Danny when you're running down the sideline stiff armor dbs.
Speaker 4: But yeah, a deep with the line in their linebacker
Speaker 4: hits you and it's just a good football play. You
Speaker 4: cry for a flag like you can't have it both ways.
Speaker 4: And Zach Wilson has got hitting the face mask, his
Speaker 4: face mass has been grabbed and he is yet to
Speaker 4: get a rough in the basketball. It's baffling. Hopefully with
Speaker 4: that win last night and the Jets can string some
Speaker 4: wins together, hopefully that that pendulum swing that Bart always
Speaker 4: talks about. Hopefully some of those calls are, you know,
Speaker 4: swinging in favor of the Jets.
Speaker 5: Well, what you have to do to also, as your staff,
Speaker 5: you put all those plays together, you send it to
Speaker 5: the officials so that way in the second half, you
Speaker 5: know they feel inclined like okay, yeah, we got it.
Speaker 3: We gotta be better. We missed it. Like listen, we're
Speaker 3: not to blame it, y'all.
Speaker 5: We just want to let y'all know y'all missed these
Speaker 5: and we get it, but these are clear files that
Speaker 5: you guys missed. You guys need to stop missing as
Speaker 5: many on our side. If you're going to do that,
Speaker 5: then you need to miss him on the other side.
Speaker 1: Real, real quickly, be consistent AJ Brown, they catch up
Speaker 1: the sideline.
Speaker 2: Definitely catch, I mean to catch.
Speaker 4: So that's what I'm saying. So, like to Bark's point
Speaker 4: earlier on the nineteen play drive, they usually always lean
Speaker 4: towards what they call on the field, right, So the
Speaker 4: Jalen hurts it was crazy that it goes to commercial
Speaker 4: break and then all of a sudden we come out
Speaker 4: of commercial break and the Eagles have six points. My
Speaker 4: thing is, you said you have different views, and that's
Speaker 4: what the broadcast was saying. They have different views. They
Speaker 4: can look at why can't we all look at him exactly?
Speaker 4: If you called that short of the goal line, that's
Speaker 4: the call you should have went, because it was not
Speaker 4: conclusive whether or not he was up or not. With
Speaker 4: the AJ Brown call, I don't mind it because they
Speaker 4: called it a catch on the field and it could
Speaker 4: have went either way. Like he definitely had his knee inbounds, right.
Speaker 4: The question was that the ball move before that elbow
Speaker 4: went out abound, that he re established control. So my
Speaker 4: thing is, I think and Nasaula talked about this earlier
Speaker 4: with the Sauce Gardner penalty vs. Kansas City. It's just
Speaker 4: consistency from the rest, right. If you call it like that,
Speaker 4: call it like that the whole game. If you were
Speaker 4: going to overturn the Jalen Hurst thing, you should have
Speaker 4: overturned the aj Brown catch. If you were gonna say
Speaker 4: that Jalen Hurts wasn't in the end zone, you should
Speaker 4: have said that that was a good catch by a J. Brown.
Speaker 4: You just got to be consistent with your calls throughout
Speaker 4: the game.
Speaker 1: What can the Jets be with Zach Wilson pair it
Speaker 1: up with this defense? Because don't you think that this
Speaker 1: offense is going to continue to evolve after everything that
Speaker 1: they faced early in the season.
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, More said is a weapon, right,
Speaker 5: he flips the field. They gain yards like that. I
Speaker 5: look at him as gaining yards on offense, right, especially
Speaker 5: if this defense. Now the defense is great, right, and
Speaker 5: they've been playing well when you look at the yards
Speaker 5: they give up, and I thought they did a better
Speaker 5: job in making the necessary adjustments. Usually it takes them
Speaker 5: two or three drives. I think they got all two
Speaker 5: to three drives and one drive, so then they were
Speaker 5: able to make make the adjustments, you know, but you
Speaker 5: know they can't start slow, right, and then you look
Speaker 5: at the yards that they give up, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, They can't give up as much yards as
Speaker 5: they've been giving up if they want to be considered
Speaker 5: a dominant defense. I don't know if this is true
Speaker 5: or not, but as far as the numbers rankings, I
Speaker 5: think they ranked like twenty second, right.
Speaker 3: But you know, we know what our eyes tell us.
Speaker 5: Eyes tell us that their league defense and they're playing
Speaker 5: tough opponents. So when they've played these other opponents that
Speaker 5: doesn't have Mahomes, that doesn't have Jalen Hurts, it doesn't
Speaker 5: have Josh Allen, I expect those guys to be held
Speaker 5: to one hundred and fifty yards total offense with the turnovers. Right,
Speaker 5: Like what how Cleveland looked like in my opinion, Cleveland's
Speaker 5: the best defense. And I said, don't get up. I
Speaker 5: said San Francisco won't score twenty. And they didn't score
Speaker 5: twenty because like those are bullies on the block, and
Speaker 5: with Davin Townlinson in the middle, they're good on the
Speaker 5: outside and they stout in the middle. And Jim Schwartz,
Speaker 5: even though I don't like him, and We've had our altercations.
Speaker 5: He's one of these guys that when he comes out
Speaker 5: and he goes anywhere, like Big Bangio, like Rex Ryan,
Speaker 5: like Wade Phillips, they turn it straight around.
Speaker 1: So Sal said after the game, he thinks the offense
Speaker 1: is really close.
Speaker 2: Dudes, do you see that too?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I definitely see. I think the things that we
Speaker 4: talked about EA and Bart in regards to the red
Speaker 4: zone offense, it's just about finding what Zach really likes.
Speaker 4: And I think you go back to the interview that
Speaker 4: Aaron Rodgers had with Pat mccafee, and you know when
Speaker 4: Jack was hitting on all cylinders in the red zone
Speaker 4: versus Kena City Chiefs, it was because in Danie peck
Speaker 4: Hackett called the plays that Zach really liked, right, And
Speaker 4: we saw the confidence growing that game. And Bart, you
Speaker 4: know this, when you start making plays like everything becomes easier.
Speaker 4: When you're out there, everything slows down. I mean that
Speaker 4: back shouldered whole shot versus Kansas City Chiefs to Alan Lazard,
Speaker 4: that wasn't just good football, that was elite football. That
Speaker 4: was elite placement. Right. So if Zach Wilson continues to
Speaker 4: build confidence, right, we see as the arm talent. It's
Speaker 4: all about him stringing some completions together and then when
Speaker 4: he getting into the red zone, I think bart and
Speaker 4: this is just from the outside looking in, right, Sometimes
Speaker 4: he's just too careful because he doesn't want to turn
Speaker 4: it over because he knows we're getting three no matter what.
Speaker 4: But you know this, you got to have confidence in
Speaker 4: the red zone because the windows are so much tighter.
Speaker 4: The field is condensed right, so you can't be timid
Speaker 4: in the red zone because if you're timid with the ball,
Speaker 4: that's when you usually turn it over. So I think one,
Speaker 4: they definitely got to run the ball better in the
Speaker 4: red zone. It was good for Breech Hall to get
Speaker 4: in the end zone last week in the red zone.
Speaker 4: Whether Philadelphia let him in or not, we don't know.
Speaker 4: The way I look at it altimy two and the
Speaker 4: way it was blocked up, that safety wanted no smoke
Speaker 4: with him anyway, so I think he was gonna score
Speaker 4: with that anyway. But they got to be consistent in
Speaker 4: running the ball in the red zone to make it
Speaker 4: a lot easier for Zach Wilson down in the red
Speaker 4: zone because he did a massive job rusus cheese. But
Speaker 4: since then, the Jests have really struggled in the red zone.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you look on that playout, I chuckled
Speaker 5: a little bit because he showed his arm talent, but
Speaker 5: Rutger was wide open on the double post because the
Speaker 5: backside safety didn't come over. So Rutgers that doesn't have
Speaker 5: anybody five you're talking about, Yeah, the Lazarre touch out.
Speaker 5: But to follow your point, I think we should get
Speaker 5: more Rutger in there too, because he's the best. All
Speaker 5: the big runs come off of him. But you know,
Speaker 5: just because he doesn't have the resume of a great
Speaker 5: pass catcher, because he played on a college team that
Speaker 5: had a live Garrett Wilson, Marvin, You're like, like, of
Speaker 5: course he blocked, Yeah, of course he blocked. Like we
Speaker 5: don't want we don't want your fifteen when we can
Speaker 5: get they sixty. Right, But like he he he's a
Speaker 5: complete tight end, and I think it's time to unleash
Speaker 5: him as well and start giving him opportunities and maybe
Speaker 5: some of the c j ozomatop itself because he has
Speaker 5: a little bit more speed and I think he's, you know,
Speaker 5: just as big, he's a little bit bigger. I think
Speaker 5: he has great catch rsers as well.
Speaker 3: It's time, you know, right now. Yeah, yeah, it's a bet.
Speaker 3: It's a bet.
Speaker 5: It's time to start unleashing some of the young guys
Speaker 5: right in the second half, like and to do that,
Speaker 5: you got to find space for guys. And you know,
Speaker 5: sometimes people like, oh, well, you know, you want to
Speaker 5: play the young guys when people get hurt or the
Speaker 5: season's over with, now it's time. Also you can play
Speaker 5: the young guys when they've proven that they're ready to
Speaker 5: take the next step because they have live legs, right,
Speaker 5: they don't know what they don't know, and they bring
Speaker 5: some electricity to that side of the ball, to creativity.
Speaker 5: Y'all want to I really want to see Izzy man
Speaker 5: because I think if you get him on these zone
Speaker 5: stretch runs, you get him to the second level, like
Speaker 5: when they sent Exavier Gibson emotion which set the which
Speaker 5: you know, we broke you down the other the other week,
Speaker 5: you know, with you know, we saw what that did.
Speaker 3: Could you imagine Izzy being there? Yeah, that's the same thing.
Speaker 5: Breest can't run them all, So, like I said, they're
Speaker 5: gonna have to have some tough decisions. But the season
Speaker 5: takes his own personality and the season's taking a personality. Hey,
Speaker 5: we need some more electricity. We have more speed in
Speaker 5: the garage. We got to pull it out.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of speed, what do you guys think about the
Speaker 1: defense and how fast it plays? And with Quincy Williams development,
Speaker 1: because he's one of the fastest players in the National
Speaker 1: Football League at his position, he probably the fastest linebacker
Speaker 1: in the league.
Speaker 5: Was one thing to play fast. To be fast is
Speaker 5: nothing to play fast and to play fast, you got
Speaker 5: to be free mentally, right. So also, you know what
Speaker 5: I see is I see him communicating. I see you know,
Speaker 5: I broke down to play maybe a couple of weeks
Speaker 5: ago when they had to five they had to pass
Speaker 5: five routes and they passed them all perfectly against Kansas
Speaker 5: City and Mahomes had to hold on to the ball.
Speaker 5: That's that's not about speed, that's about mental speed. And
Speaker 5: that's where he was lacking the development. And now you
Speaker 5: know he's able to have pre snap communication and post
Speaker 5: snap communication, and he's starting to understand. How many times
Speaker 5: did we see New England try high low them, right?
Speaker 5: They tried it when they had to have it, they
Speaker 5: decided to pick on him, and he chose right right.
Speaker 5: He passed route to CJ and came underneath on the
Speaker 5: drive route and was able. He didn't take the banana
Speaker 5: and the tailpipe. You know, we singletary just called the
Speaker 5: I pop, right though, don't don't go lick the ick
Speaker 5: pop because it's something in front of you, something behind you.
Speaker 5: But he understood how to pass it. And that just
Speaker 5: comes with maturity. And I think the fact, you know,
Speaker 5: the Jets right now are to be feeled very fortunate
Speaker 5: that they paid him early and not late because they
Speaker 5: got him tied up, because that'd be a hell of
Speaker 5: a negotiation if they signed him to a one year deal,
Speaker 5: because at this point a lot of guys will be
Speaker 5: trying to buy for him to be that guy that guy.
Speaker 5: And I think the fact that they let Kawan Alexander
Speaker 5: go let him feel free that he's not gonna be
Speaker 5: a situational guy first and second down guy. He's going
Speaker 5: to be out there the whole time because the speed
Speaker 5: dictates that he should be out there.
Speaker 1: Dude, Jets started seven and four last year, weren't able
Speaker 1: to finish Sala at the end of the year, put
Speaker 1: in everybody's lockers t shirts that said finish now. Post
Speaker 1: by you got eleven games left, so a ton of
Speaker 1: season left. But when you look at the AFC now
Speaker 1: and you watch the Jets in their body of work,
Speaker 1: whether Rogers comes back or not is one thing. But
Speaker 1: this team still I think is one of the top
Speaker 1: seven teams in AFC, whether it's Zach Wilson a quarterback
Speaker 1: or Rogers a quarterback.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you look at what Joe Douglas has
Speaker 4: done to really put in the best roster possible to
Speaker 4: have success and bar we talked about this earlier. To depth,
Speaker 4: I don't think people understand how big depth can take
Speaker 4: you in a season, right, you got to have great depth.
Speaker 4: I think we've seen teams that have got hitten by it.
Speaker 4: I think Miami Dolphins are one team right now. They
Speaker 4: have a four by one hundred meter relay team on offense,
Speaker 4: but on defense, we've seen them struggle at times because
Speaker 4: of lack of debt. Right, They've lost some key players
Speaker 4: on the defensive side of the ball. So I think
Speaker 4: Joe Douglas has done a really good job. You know,
Speaker 4: you can't account for losing a Hall of Fame quarterback, right,
Speaker 4: But what you can do is once you bring the
Speaker 4: Hall of Fame quarterback in, you can use him to
Speaker 4: help get guys behind him ready. And that's what we've seen.
Speaker 4: We've seen the dividends pay because of Aaron Rodgers helping
Speaker 4: Zach Wilson. I think him being back in the building
Speaker 4: has been a masterful thing for Zack Wilson and his development.
Speaker 4: As soon as Aaron Rodgers came back, Zach Wilson took
Speaker 4: a major step in this offense. So I think Joe
Speaker 4: Douglas has done a really good job. We talked about
Speaker 4: the defense being a top ten defense, and you talked
Speaker 4: about Quincy Williams and I just want to talk about
Speaker 4: him a little bit more. I mean, I think the
Speaker 4: thing that really has separated him this year, Bart, you
Speaker 4: talked about it was his mental jump this year and
Speaker 4: understanding the playbook and understanding the scheme, but also his
Speaker 4: past coverage. You talked about it last year when Kwan
Speaker 4: Alexander was there. Kwan was coming in on third down.
Speaker 4: Right now, Quincy might be the best coverage linebacker in football.
Speaker 4: And I don't say that lightning because Fred Warner is
Speaker 4: a beast. But you've talked about it. I think teams
Speaker 4: saw film last year, Bart and you talked about how
Speaker 4: they tried to high low him, try to give him
Speaker 4: Rubb routes, and he's stepped for step with guys. He's
Speaker 4: a step ahead. And you know, with his speed, that's
Speaker 4: great because with the speed he has, if he could
Speaker 4: mentally jump ahead of the play, he can make plays
Speaker 4: on the ball like that Will Rout versus Kansas City
Speaker 4: versus Noah Gray before that would have been a big completion.
Speaker 4: But he literally was forty yards down the field on
Speaker 4: that guy bark and a great PBu to get the
Speaker 4: Jets off the field. Like that's where he's taking his
Speaker 4: game to the next level. We always talk about development,
Speaker 4: right and we talk about depth second year players. I
Speaker 4: think this is one of the best Jets draft classes
Speaker 4: in history. And that was before Jermaine Johnson took this
Speaker 4: step that I told everybody he was gonna take this year.
Speaker 4: Like he's playing out of his mind right now. And
Speaker 4: I know a lot of people were questioning the way
Speaker 4: Carl Lawston played last year with seven sacks coming off
Speaker 4: from Achilles. Where was Jermaine go fit in? Well, he
Speaker 4: decided that he's going to be one of the main
Speaker 4: guys on defensive line. And again he was responsible for
Speaker 4: two major turnovers last in this last game versus the Philadelphiagle.
Speaker 4: So he talked about Breest Hall, talk about Garrett Wilson
Speaker 4: him now right, you talk about yeah exactly. So you
Speaker 4: talk about having a great class, and then you talked
Speaker 4: about a guy Jeremy Rutger. I think he's gonna be
Speaker 4: great down at the stretch. I think he's gonna be
Speaker 4: the future at the tight end possession. He was in
Speaker 4: that draft class too.
Speaker 2: So Dallas Max Mitchell, he's starting for your Rights Act.
Speaker 5: He reminds me of Dallas Goddard. Yeah, that's that's exactly
Speaker 5: who Rucker reminds me of.
Speaker 4: He does, he does.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 4: I mean, you talk about having a special draft class
Speaker 4: last year, you talk about the depth, you talk about
Speaker 4: a championship type defense and the zacht building confidence weekend
Speaker 4: and week out. Definitely. Yeah, I think this is a
Speaker 4: top sevent team and we know this Bart at the
Speaker 4: end of the day. Anybody can win and lose on
Speaker 4: any day, but as long as you got a championship defense,
Speaker 4: you have a chance.
Speaker 1: I love the way the schedule sets up for the Jets.
Speaker 1: But briefly, was this the most impressive win in the
Speaker 1: Robert solid era?
Speaker 3: This is his third year here, man, this is tough.
Speaker 5: I mean, going into Pittsburgh last year, you know, I
Speaker 5: know what that environment is all about. Green Bay to
Speaker 5: rock in Green Bay against Aaron Rodgers. True, you know,
Speaker 5: this one was probably the best because of everybody being injured,
Speaker 5: You're only having four corners even up, and the fact
Speaker 5: that you lose, you know, you already lose.
Speaker 3: You know, a v T.
Speaker 5: A v T was there for the other ones and
Speaker 5: then you know, the bottom fell out. So I would
Speaker 5: probably put it up there because they they faced something
Speaker 5: that they didn't face with the other opponents, and that's
Speaker 5: the most physical football team, one of the most physical
Speaker 5: football teams in football. I mean, you have to say
Speaker 5: top three, you know, top four physical teams, San Francisco,
Speaker 5: you have to go Philadelphia. You know, you can make
Speaker 5: the case that you know went healthy Cleveland because their
Speaker 5: defensive offense lines are crazy. And then you know, you
Speaker 5: can put the Jets in the Detroit because of their
Speaker 5: offensive lines, defense lines Baltimore and then you know, so
Speaker 5: they faced they faced one of those squads and that's
Speaker 5: that's that that that acts that forces you to answer
Speaker 5: different things as a man, not just as a football player,
Speaker 5: because you got to continue to take that and say,
Speaker 5: it's gonna be one of those days where I know
Speaker 5: what Monday is going to be like in tudays. It's
Speaker 5: a lot of guys that hopefully are going to these
Speaker 5: oceans to sit in that saltwater, get that get that pain.
Speaker 1: Listen, Lane Johnson went out early in that game.
Speaker 5: Big it was, and the Jets took it because all
Speaker 5: those Jets Jermaine Johnson.
Speaker 3: I don't know what Lane Johnson, but the Jets have too.
Speaker 2: But the Jets took advantage of it.
Speaker 1: But I thought that was the interesting matchup because you know,
Speaker 1: the Jets defensive line could bully people. Now they're gonna
Speaker 1: face one of the top offensive lines, if not the
Speaker 1: top offensive line in football, and they got after them
Speaker 1: dudes after the.
Speaker 3: Eagles, Kelsey didn't do Kelsey stuff, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, if you look at it, that's a
Speaker 4: measuring stake, Bart, Right, we always prided ourselves whenever we're
Speaker 4: facing a top offensive line, we're tired of hearing about
Speaker 4: them every week. Like, let's let's go show everybody why
Speaker 4: they should be talking about us and not them. And
Speaker 4: I think that's what the Jets d line did. And
Speaker 4: to your point, Bart, that was a major laws losing Johnson.
Speaker 4: He's not just the best right tackle in football, he's
Speaker 4: probably a top three tackle period in football. So when
Speaker 4: you lose a guy like that who's been a mainstay
Speaker 4: for a guy like Jalen Hurts, you know, you get
Speaker 4: that extra tick when you know you got Lane Johnson
Speaker 4: out there, so you know Jayalen Hurst could be you know,
Speaker 4: taking time with the football. Well, when you put the
Speaker 4: backup in, it was literally like blood in the water.
Speaker 4: I think you heard Jermaine Johnson talk about it, right.
Speaker 4: He kind of even mentioned Markshawn Lynch after the game, saying,
Speaker 4: you know, when I saw the look in his eyes,
Speaker 4: I know he didn't want to smoke. He said, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go through his face and see how many times
Speaker 4: he can take it. Is he gonna be willing to
Speaker 4: do it play after play because I saw the looking
Speaker 4: at his high So I'm gonna take take straight speed
Speaker 4: to power to him every play, and you saw it
Speaker 4: kind of wore him down. And then you get the
Speaker 4: switch up with Bryce Off beating you with speed on
Speaker 4: the edge. So I think the Jets did a great
Speaker 4: job of mixing it up, not just putting Huff on
Speaker 4: that side, letting Jermaine go at him too, giving him
Speaker 4: two different looks, right, and he really struggled for the
Speaker 4: Philadelphia Eagles to back up right tackle and that's what
Speaker 4: you should do. I mean the Eagles did it. They
Speaker 4: knew we had some injuries at corner, so they threw
Speaker 4: the ball out to a j Brown. That's what good
Speaker 4: teams too. You take advantage of players when you when
Speaker 4: you can in that situation.
Speaker 3: And guard too. CON's like, oh, I'm just bull rushing.
Speaker 4: Yeah literally, oh yeah, poor poor west Man. But my
Speaker 4: guy west was struggling in there a little bit.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of that, man, it feels like the ja
Speaker 1: vu all over again up front along the offensive line.
Speaker 1: And you guys talk about injuries happened throughout the National
Speaker 1: Football League and go up and down every roster, but
Speaker 1: the Jets continue to shuffle up front along that offensive line.
Speaker 5: Bart, Yeah, and it's particularly the right side that's that's
Speaker 5: been struggling, you know what I mean, The right side
Speaker 5: has been getting the brunt of the injuries. But hopefully
Speaker 5: after this by Dwayne Brown can come off I R
Speaker 5: and he's gonna have to, you know, get in where
Speaker 5: you fit in right and sometimes when you when when
Speaker 5: you get hurt, it opens up opportunities. I think Beckton
Speaker 5: deserves to stay there. He's gonna have to come back
Speaker 5: for much needed depth. I mean, he should be a
Speaker 5: guy that's played at a long enough time where he
Speaker 5: can play guard or right tackle whatever they need.
Speaker 3: And that's really what this team should all be about.
Speaker 7: But you want definitely stay left at I don't want
Speaker 7: him go over there and have to learn relearn footwork
Speaker 7: on the other side and learn the place when he's
Speaker 7: starting to get some chemistry with Thomlinson, because that's important,
Speaker 7: right you those three are the three that's been playing
Speaker 7: with each other, hasn't moved, so they have chemistry and
Speaker 7: they've they've seen stunts, they've passed stunt you back then
Speaker 7: pass a great stunt last yesterday, right, So why you
Speaker 7: want him go over there and then have to communicate
Speaker 7: with somebody he hasn't worked with.
Speaker 3: Let's let's let's keep something consistent, right.
Speaker 1: Uh, pregame, What did you guys make Aaron Rodgers out
Speaker 1: there on the field, no crutches, throwing the ball round.
Speaker 4: I mean he got some good meds.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, you know the fact that, like we said, maybe
Speaker 5: maybe a v T goes there too, and he can
Speaker 5: they can rehab together and he can feel comfortable with
Speaker 5: you know, because the depression of trying to rehab and Aaron,
Speaker 5: you know, let's see if he can continue to defy
Speaker 5: the odds, right, and you know, I think his presence
Speaker 5: in flying back, you know, boost everybody up. And Salad said, hey,
Speaker 5: if he wants to down the sideline, he's Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 5: He can make that decision, and he's made that decision.
Speaker 5: Whatever he's doing is working. Unlet's see if he can progress.
Speaker 5: And you know, all I worry about is a teammate
Speaker 5: is let's make sure we're doing our jobs. So if
Speaker 5: he is ready to come back, he's coming back for
Speaker 5: a reason.
Speaker 2: Three and three.
Speaker 1: Heading into buy, a lot of people said before the year,
Speaker 1: even with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback, the Jets might struggle
Speaker 1: to get to this point where they're three and three.
Speaker 1: Some people looked at it before the year said two
Speaker 1: and four. We got to get out of here. But dudes,
Speaker 1: what do you think about the way the schedule sets up?
Speaker 2: Giants? That's a game.
Speaker 1: Chargers Monday Night at Vegas.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm. I mean it sets up nice, but bar
Speaker 4: we know this, anybody can be beat. Looking at us,
Speaker 4: we saw two undefeated teams go down Sunday. The Giants
Speaker 4: were one bad call away from making the Bills three
Speaker 4: and three. So literally, you have to strap it up
Speaker 4: every single Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Saturday, whatever day of the
Speaker 4: week you're playing, because you never know what could happen.
Speaker 4: We saw that the Texans go out there and beat
Speaker 4: the Saints. Right, So, like every day, you need to
Speaker 4: strap it up and be ready. There's no gimmes on
Speaker 4: the schedule. Now from a totality standpoint, does the schedule
Speaker 4: look a lot lighter than it did for the first
Speaker 4: six games? Yeah, from the outside land outside looking in,
Speaker 4: it does. But we talked about this. Injuries is the
Speaker 4: real thing. The Giants would probably be as healthy as
Speaker 4: they'll ever be before they played it. Yes, the charges
Speaker 4: are coming off of bye. Yeah, charges coming off of bye.
Speaker 4: We're about to see what happens with them versus the Cowboys.
Speaker 4: So you just never know, like you got to take
Speaker 4: it one game at a time. Uh, the bye You
Speaker 4: sually hate having it this early, but I think it's
Speaker 4: right on time for the Jets because of the injuries
Speaker 4: that they have occurred at the cornerback position, at the
Speaker 4: offensive line position, and you know, Garrett Wilson was kind
Speaker 4: of banged up a little bit. So hopefully this you know,
Speaker 4: a week and a half, he'll be back to his
Speaker 4: old self after the bye week. So I think this
Speaker 4: boy comes out of a really good time after an
Speaker 4: emotional win. Right, you want everybody to sit back self, scout,
Speaker 4: get healthy, like Bart said, go sit in some salt water,
Speaker 4: get healthy and to get your mind focused for that
Speaker 4: crosstown rival against the Giants.
Speaker 1: Good job, fellas of Bart Scott.
Speaker 2: He's a man and demand.
Speaker 1: He's going live on radio. Here in a moment, Jet's
Speaker 1: head into the by three and three. Great seeing you again,
Speaker 1: dues