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Speaker 1: the Mad Backers always Bart Scott in parts unknown, Bart,
Speaker 1: how was your Christmas?
Speaker 2: It was good?
Speaker 3: You know, Christmas isn't really for the dads. It's like
Speaker 3: a tiring day. But you know it's built for the kids.
Speaker 3: Our parents did it for us, so it's good for
Speaker 3: us to do it for them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I can see you still didn't have enough Christmas egg nog?
Speaker 3: You know, how is it for you and the kids
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. I think mine's are a little
Speaker 3: older than yours, so I don't have to wake up
Speaker 3: at six am.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, man, I just running on empty right now.
Speaker 4: But that's fine. You just keep on running, just as
Speaker 4: long as.
Speaker 2: You're moving like Dory, right, just keep swimming.
Speaker 1: That's right, Okay, So let's go back to Christmas Eve.
Speaker 1: The New York Posts ran an article Brian Costello Woody
Speaker 1: Johnson quoted as saying, my decision is keep both Robert
Speaker 1: and Joe Douglas. Of course, I think we've made some
Speaker 1: very positive moves. The culture of the team is a
Speaker 1: lot better. Defense is better. The offense just needs a
Speaker 1: few pieces your reaction.
Speaker 2: I mean, we all knew that that was the case.
Speaker 2: That was the reality.
Speaker 3: There's no way that you go out and Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 3: comes to you based on the people that you brought in,
Speaker 3: based on solid based on Joe Douglas. We knew that
Speaker 3: now Aaron Rodger would played all year and it would
Speaker 3: look like crap. Then you blow it up, but you
Speaker 3: don't even know what it looks like. And hopefully you
Speaker 3: can be able to convince guys to come over and
Speaker 3: we'll see what the Aaron Rodgers effect is. Like I
Speaker 3: said before, we never got a chance to really see
Speaker 3: what the Aaron Rodgers effect was because he signed and
Speaker 3: the deal was done so late. So let's see if
Speaker 3: he has like that type of magnetic appeal to be
Speaker 3: able to attract, you know, people around the league that
Speaker 3: just wants to win championships. And when I say that,
Speaker 3: I mean hired guns. I mean come here and stack
Speaker 3: in the debt. But it's going to start with the draft,
Speaker 3: and they have to do a really good job in
Speaker 3: bringing in some linemen and being able to fix that
Speaker 3: situation because that doesn't you know, vote well, if you
Speaker 3: talk about any of the teams that's playing well and
Speaker 3: we give a legitimate chance to win the Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: it's teams with good offensive lines. The Jets have an
Speaker 3: enormous amount of work to do in that regard.
Speaker 4: All right, let's address Joe Douglas first.
Speaker 1: For my money, the Jets had a top five roster
Speaker 1: heading get into this season with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback.
Speaker 1: I think what he's right, There are a lot of
Speaker 1: pieces in place, correct.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I don't know if it was top five,
Speaker 3: and it's because of the offensive line. When you think
Speaker 3: of it, you think about the Baltimore Ravens, you think
Speaker 3: about San Francisco forty nine ers, think about the Eagles,
Speaker 3: you think about the Los Angeles Chargers as well. You
Speaker 3: look at, you know, the roster. I would put them
Speaker 3: probably top ten, maybe maybe twelve or something like that,
Speaker 3: because Dallas has a tremendous roster. Buffalo Bills has a
Speaker 3: tremendous roster, you know, but they have to go out
Speaker 3: against a piece. Now, what they do is when you
Speaker 3: think about the youth, if you put in the youth
Speaker 3: and to that equation you say, okay, well, some guys
Speaker 3: that are going to continue to develop. Quincy Williams, you know,
Speaker 3: stepping up. Michael Carter's playing at a high level. You
Speaker 3: think about Breice Hall, you talk about Bryce Hunt. These
Speaker 3: all guys that you drafted that weren't expected to play.
Speaker 2: At the level on which they're playing at.
Speaker 3: So when you look at that regard, I would say
Speaker 3: that they were probably top twelve in the league.
Speaker 2: But in the pivotal places.
Speaker 3: They really have to find a way to keep guys
Speaker 3: that Vera Tucker had healthy. They have to try and
Speaker 3: hit on another. They got to find another Joe Tipman.
Speaker 3: They got to go out and free agency and try
Speaker 3: and see if they can improve this roster from an
Speaker 3: offensive line standpoint. To me, that's the glaring weakness that
Speaker 3: and wide receiver. So when you think about what they're
Speaker 3: talking about how to improve this team offensive line, you
Speaker 3: need three studs that you can put in there.
Speaker 2: And kind of fill those voids.
Speaker 3: And you have to definitely get a number two receiver
Speaker 3: because right now they don't have a number two receiver
Speaker 3: on this roster.
Speaker 1: I know, you really hied Joe Tipman and hopefully Elijah
Speaker 1: Vera Tucker comes back under because He is a great ballplayer,
Speaker 1: and it makes such a difference when he's on the field.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the advancements you've seen under Robert Sala.
Speaker 1: The first year that was a complete roster teardown. Obviously,
Speaker 1: last year you take a step win seven games. This year,
Speaker 1: you went in an offseason saying we need a veteran quarterback.
Speaker 1: They go out and get a four time NFL MVP.
Speaker 1: He goes down after four plays. With that being said,
Speaker 1: defense very good, one of the better units in the
Speaker 1: National Football League. You've talked about what they need offensively,
Speaker 1: but what do you make of the way Sala has
Speaker 1: things working on the coaching side.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think you talk about the deferense side
Speaker 2: of the ball.
Speaker 3: I mean I think you look at the dominance, and
Speaker 3: that's not even with a competent offense. They can play
Speaker 3: with the lead, right, they haven't been able to have
Speaker 3: them games like the Dallas Cowboys have had where they have.
Speaker 2: The lead and then they can go out to hunt.
Speaker 3: They've pretty much been in tough ball games where teams
Speaker 3: had the option to be able to run the ball,
Speaker 3: pass the ball. They haven't been able to really have
Speaker 3: those games where teams are one dimensional where these guys
Speaker 3: can pin their ears back and just hit you with
Speaker 3: waves and waves a pass rush.
Speaker 2: You know, hopefully next year that'll change. You Know.
Speaker 3: One thing that I think the entire league has been
Speaker 3: put on notice is the fact that you have to
Speaker 3: have a competent backup. You see that with Jacoby Brissett
Speaker 3: coming back and almost bringing the Washington Commanders back, and
Speaker 3: before on the pregame show that I do, I said
Speaker 3: that Jacoby Brissette would be my pick before the game
Speaker 3: even started, and he showed you the professionalism in which
Speaker 3: he can come in and at age thirty one, who knows,
Speaker 3: maybe he gets a second chance to be able to
Speaker 3: get an opportunity to start. You know, once Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 3: era has left and become one of these guys like
Speaker 3: Geno Smith that gets a rebirth late in his career
Speaker 3: because you know what you're going to get out of him,
Speaker 3: and when you have the other pieces around him like
Speaker 3: you do, you may be able to get away with
Speaker 3: not having a two hundred million dollars quarterback.
Speaker 1: What's in the water that Priest Hall is drinking, Buddy,
Speaker 1: you're talking about a guy coming off in acl last
Speaker 1: week against Washington in that win nearly one hundred yards receiving,
Speaker 1: nearly one hundred yards rushing, and despite playing against loaded
Speaker 1: boxes throughout the season, the guy's averaging close to four
Speaker 1: and a half yards per carry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, and that's the thing, right, you know,
Speaker 3: for the first time they show commitment to bris Hall. Right,
Speaker 3: Breshaw should never leave a game where he has less
Speaker 3: than twenty rush attempts and maybe ten pass attempts, like
Speaker 3: he should be the workload the same way that Garrett
Speaker 3: Wilson gets that.
Speaker 2: Workload and he gets thirteen fourteen attempts.
Speaker 3: You should also, you know, give that to him, much
Speaker 3: like you know San Francisco Use McCaffrey.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. You have to get this
Speaker 2: guy touches in him. If you can get him in space.
Speaker 3: You know, you see guys making business decisions because when
Speaker 3: he gets in space, he's hard to bring down. Not
Speaker 3: that he's some super loosive guy. He has that those
Speaker 3: gears that he can hit where he's you know, maybe
Speaker 3: in third, but then he can go to fourth gear
Speaker 3: and really accelerate pass a lot of people. So you
Speaker 3: have to get him the ball and find ways to
Speaker 3: get him the ball and get him touches to wear
Speaker 3: the defense down, and I thought they did that. And
Speaker 3: that's what that's the benefits of what you see, like
Speaker 3: the fact that he's a premium back in his league
Speaker 3: and be coming into the game he only had one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty carries.
Speaker 2: Right, He's a guy that should be way over that. Right.
Speaker 3: We understand that the mark that we never want to
Speaker 3: get to with a running back is four hundred. We've
Speaker 3: seen the data on running backs. What happens to him
Speaker 3: the following year? If they have four hundred rushes, he
Speaker 3: should be somewhere around two point fifty. Right now, he's
Speaker 3: a hundred, he's a hundred carries short.
Speaker 1: What's his potential with Rogers? Rogers coming back and again
Speaker 1: you said, hey, listen, in an offseason you get some
Speaker 1: more targets around Garrett Wilson, but specifically Breese.
Speaker 4: What's his potential with the guy like eight back there?
Speaker 3: I mean, he should be a fourteen hundred yards of
Speaker 3: carrying the football and then he should be sitting right
Speaker 3: there at like five thirty in pass attempts. And you
Speaker 3: look at it, that's two hundred two thousand yards of productivity.
Speaker 3: You know, five hundred five plus you know in the air,
Speaker 3: fourteen hundred on the ground. I mean that's just a
Speaker 3: regular you know, averaging slightly you know, under one hundred
Speaker 3: yards rushing the game, and you know, you look at
Speaker 3: it like he should be getting at least twenty to
Speaker 3: thirty yards, you know, receiving the ball, you know, with
Speaker 3: a guy like Aaron Rodgers, because you're gonna get favorble
Speaker 3: match ups, because you're going to be able to slip
Speaker 3: him out and make him a hot route, because you're
Speaker 3: going to be able to get him, you know, on
Speaker 3: will routs and pick routes and things like that. So,
Speaker 3: I mean, when you look at it, to me, there's
Speaker 3: been a lot of comparisons to who Brice Hall is.
Speaker 3: I think Brece Hall is, you know, a prime you know,
Speaker 3: Matt Forte in Chicago.
Speaker 2: We all know what that looked like.
Speaker 1: We often talk about receivers reaching a thousand yards and say, hey,
Speaker 1: that's not a big accomplishment in today's league, seventeen game seasons,
Speaker 1: passing league. But can we give a ton of kudos
Speaker 1: out there to Garrett Wilson when teams know that the
Speaker 1: Jets going to try to get him the football and
Speaker 1: he's got a chance to get there this week against
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns. He's played with four different quarterbacks again
Speaker 1: this year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when you think about it, you know, he gets
Speaker 3: the hardest sixty to seventy yards receiving out of anybody
Speaker 3: in football, and it's almost not fair to him. And
Speaker 3: that's why priority number one or priority number two has
Speaker 3: to be getting him at Robin. It has to be
Speaker 3: getting him somebody on the opposite side. We watched a
Speaker 3: great game last night in between two of the best
Speaker 3: teams in football, between the Baltimore Ravens and the San
Speaker 3: Francisco forty nine ers. And when you look out there,
Speaker 3: you see z Flowers, who has a lot of the
Speaker 3: tools that Garrett Wilson has. Maybe a little you know,
Speaker 3: you know, because of his height, is a little bit
Speaker 3: more quick as far as getting the ball in his hands.
Speaker 3: But you know, Garrett Wilson is electric with the ball
Speaker 3: in his hands and short pass as well. But he
Speaker 3: has you know, Rashon Bateman, who's the first round draft pick.
Speaker 3: He has Odell Beckham who's a first round draft pick.
Speaker 3: He has Nelson Aguilar who's a first round draft pick.
Speaker 3: And then you know, when when healthy, you know, you
Speaker 3: have Mark Andrews on the other side. Then you go
Speaker 3: to the other side and you look at Deebo Samuels
Speaker 3: and you're like, okay, well he has Brandon Ayuk. He
Speaker 3: has a guy like Kittles, right, he also has you know,
Speaker 3: you know McCaffrey.
Speaker 2: Who acts as a receiver as well.
Speaker 3: So like it's no secret, right, we're putting too much
Speaker 3: on Garrett Wilson actsing to be Superman every play and
Speaker 3: somebody has to you know, step forward. And if it's
Speaker 3: not on the roster right now, they say a guy
Speaker 3: can take the next step and graduate, then they have
Speaker 3: to go out and they have to get somebody that
Speaker 3: takes some of the pressure off of him because he's
Speaker 3: throwing and catch the ball into crowded, crowded space and
Speaker 3: taking a pounding and you know his body's not gonna
Speaker 3: hold up, you know, for five years at this pace.
Speaker 1: With that being said, how much do you appreciate his
Speaker 1: toughness and the physicality he plays with in that mindset,
Speaker 1: he's a dog every time he's out there. He never
Speaker 1: gives up on a play. You rarely see him stepping
Speaker 1: out of bounds. He's always trying to get that extra
Speaker 1: inch and then after the play, I know, you got
Speaker 1: to appreciate this.
Speaker 2: He's in guys faces absolutely.
Speaker 3: I mean I think you just saw you the competitive
Speaker 3: nature that he has. And we know what this pedigree is,
Speaker 3: coming from a program in college in Ohio state that
Speaker 3: you know, was always contender to win a championship and
Speaker 3: he has that championship mentality and he's trying to get
Speaker 3: that filling back and like I said, we have to.
Speaker 3: We have to do a better job in helping him.
Speaker 3: So I mean, in my opinion, you know, outside of
Speaker 3: making some cunning moves maybe bringing Jordan white Head back
Speaker 3: or you know, signing Chuck Clark to a one year deal, Yeah,
Speaker 3: they have to you know, go in in the off
Speaker 3: season where all their attention is paid strictly to the offense.
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Speaker 1: Do you like hearing those reports out of practice that
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers tearing playing scout team and also, can you
Speaker 1: just speak to that roster move last week activating him
Speaker 1: because I think much was made of little meaning that Hey, listen,
Speaker 1: the Jets just wanted him on the practice field. That's
Speaker 1: why he's on the active roster, and it made a
Speaker 1: lot of sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it makes a tremendous amount of sense, right because
Speaker 3: he wasn't able, you know, because of the Jets being
Speaker 3: out of you know, postseason play contention to be able
Speaker 3: to go out there and play and see it through.
Speaker 3: But you can continue to build and work you know,
Speaker 3: on the on the on the football field, and I
Speaker 3: think a lot of people don't think didn't realize that
Speaker 3: if you didn't put him up, he wouldn't be able
Speaker 3: to practice. So a lot of people that's the casual
Speaker 3: fans that don't really understand the business side of football,
Speaker 3: you can't fault them for that, but everybody within a
Speaker 3: football space understood what it was all about and why
Speaker 3: it was important.
Speaker 1: You mentioned Quincy Williams before. What's been the keys in
Speaker 1: terms of him becoming one of the most complete linebackers
Speaker 1: in the National Football League? And also, is this guy
Speaker 1: definitely a Pro Bowler.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be tough, man, because a lot of times
Speaker 3: when you think about the Pro Bowl, it comes down
Speaker 3: to record, right and people you know, see people in
Speaker 3: meaningful games. You know who knows if Patrick Queen because
Speaker 3: you know Patrick Queen and you know and ray Kwan
Speaker 3: Smith gets in. So it makes it tough from that standpoint.
Speaker 3: I don't know what other linebackers are really going, but
Speaker 3: you know a lot of times he'll get in, pray
Speaker 3: me as an alternate, and then he'll be able to
Speaker 3: get in and play in the game and be able
Speaker 3: to be there with his brother. He's earned the right
Speaker 3: and earned the fact. But traditionally in football, the year
Speaker 3: that you do it, you don't get in. You get
Speaker 3: in the following year.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: That's why guys like CJ. Mosey who has the brand
Speaker 3: recognition as well. You know, maybe the player that that
Speaker 3: that keeps him out of the Pro Bowl because of
Speaker 3: the brand recognition and the ranking of the defense. But
Speaker 3: he's definitely deserving of that award. I mean, he's played
Speaker 3: his ass off. You know, you have to really applaud
Speaker 3: what he's done. But usually how this work says, you know,
Speaker 3: they people look at the record, then they look at
Speaker 3: who's planning. You know, this is the year to get
Speaker 3: in because it gets only harder next year when you
Speaker 3: think about guys like Milano coming back who plays at
Speaker 3: a high level, and you know CJ continue to play
Speaker 3: at a high level, Ray Kwon Smith who's been a
Speaker 3: perennial pro bowler, but you know, he just got to
Speaker 3: keep going about his business. And people got to understand
Speaker 3: that we all eat when the team has success.
Speaker 2: You know you don't.
Speaker 3: You may have less, you know, he may have worse
Speaker 3: statistics next year, but because the team is doing well,
Speaker 3: get voted in. But he should really take a ball
Speaker 3: and the Jets should be applauded for finding his diamond
Speaker 3: in a rough which was basically another man's trash and
Speaker 3: they made a treasure.
Speaker 4: Where's he gotten most improved.
Speaker 3: And his his his play recognition, his recognition and understanding personnel, understanding,
Speaker 3: splits understanding, because it wasn't it was never about what
Speaker 3: he can do in a run game. You know, we
Speaker 3: knew he was like a hit stick, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean on that side of the ball. But you know,
Speaker 3: really impressed with his man and man coverage, with his
Speaker 3: speed and his agility. But also for me, the hardest
Speaker 3: thing to do is to work well with others and
Speaker 3: being able how to pass routes and understand combinations and
Speaker 3: when you're being high lowed when to carry and then
Speaker 3: drop and then find the other guy coming to your zone.
Speaker 3: Because gods do you know things. You know, teams try
Speaker 3: and give you what we call take the cheese. They'll
Speaker 3: put that cheese in front of you that you step
Speaker 3: up and you put a lot of stress on the
Speaker 3: safeties behind. He's done a great job and being able
Speaker 3: to play from high to low and past the combinations.
Speaker 3: You know, I've talked about it a couple of times,
Speaker 3: you know, and just I can think of numerous praise
Speaker 3: plays that I've broken down where you know, it's high
Speaker 3: level communication and that's something when Styler first came in
Speaker 3: that the that the team struggled with he especially on
Speaker 3: the back end, with dropping certain players and you know,
Speaker 3: not having the communication and all seeing the big picture.
Speaker 2: You know, he sees the big picture. He should be
Speaker 2: applauded for that.
Speaker 1: Speaking about seeing the big picture, how about Sauce Gardener?
Speaker 1: Another game, another game without anybody getting anything dawn against him?
Speaker 4: What is.
Speaker 1: Can you talk about him just being a technician? Everybody
Speaker 1: talks about his athleticism bart which obviously he's rare in
Speaker 1: net regard and.
Speaker 3: He's cool as yeah, he's cool as as that, but
Speaker 3: he's a linky guy. You wouldn't say that he was
Speaker 3: like the most athletic as far as shifting. He's just
Speaker 3: so smart, crafty and I think no play you know,
Speaker 3: was a greater example of that.
Speaker 2: Then you know him, you know, coming with.
Speaker 3: Scary Terry on the scramble drill, right, that's the patience,
Speaker 3: that's that's anticipation, that's on fluidity and that's finished and acceleration.
Speaker 3: You know, to be able to stay on the back
Speaker 3: hip to make sure you don't make him go across
Speaker 3: gear down when he gears down, and anticipate that he's
Speaker 3: gonna pivot out, understand that the quarterback is gonna look
Speaker 3: for him in the scramble drill, be able to have
Speaker 3: to scramble drill still stay in the back hip, and
Speaker 3: then be able to celerate and use that tremendous limp.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: So that's that, That was everything that Sauce brings to
Speaker 3: the table. That's unique. Usually you see a guy with
Speaker 3: one or two of those.
Speaker 2: It's rare. It's very rare that you see guys with
Speaker 2: all three.
Speaker 3: Right, you can say him and Patricks are tang you
Speaker 3: can just pencil them in for you know, starting Pro
Speaker 3: bowlers are all pros like pretty much every single season,
Speaker 3: and I mean last year it was it was a
Speaker 3: debate who was better Sauce or Tarig Wooling. And I
Speaker 3: think this year, you know, Saw showed you that his
Speaker 3: levels to this. Just because they're both tall, linky and
Speaker 3: fast doesn't mean that they're the same. You know, one
Speaker 3: is an impossible not saying that Wooland is not a
Speaker 3: tremendous talent, but it's levels to this and Sauces, you know, definitely,
Speaker 3: you always can make the argument top five and as
Speaker 3: some of these guys start to graduate out and start
Speaker 3: to decline. You know when when you talk about that,
Speaker 3: when I say that, I talk about guys like Big
Speaker 3: Place Sleigh. You know, Bradberry's taking a step back. Some
Speaker 3: of the guys that we have penciled in is like
Speaker 3: the the Staples are starting to slow down. He's yet
Speaker 3: to even hit hit his peak and we don't know
Speaker 3: who how high his high is. You know, you think
Speaker 3: about great newsom out there. I watched Marlon Humphries yesterday
Speaker 3: and he's played at a high level. But he's starting
Speaker 3: to decline and it happens to us, all right, but
Speaker 3: he's still very good, but you can see that he's
Speaker 3: starting to come the other way as sauces continue to
Speaker 3: ex send, you know, and that's the type of guys
Speaker 3: and that you start saying, Okay, it's his time now.
Speaker 1: This is one of the best years I've ever seen
Speaker 1: from a cornerback who doesn't have an interception through fifteen games.
Speaker 1: Because you always think about stats sometimes, but this guy
Speaker 1: has been dominant from to get.
Speaker 3: Reevens didn't have a lot of interceptions because it's not
Speaker 3: that many opportunities. And when when people don't realize when
Speaker 3: you're on an island you're playing man the man, a
Speaker 3: lot of times, it's not gonna be opportunities for interceptions
Speaker 3: because your first priority is to make sure that the
Speaker 3: ball is batted down. You can't jump routes because you
Speaker 3: miss it, it's nobody behind you to make the tackle.
Speaker 3: So like most of the time, when you think about
Speaker 3: guys like you know, Richard Sherman, you think about guys
Speaker 3: like Bland, like these are guys who are jumping routes
Speaker 3: in zone because they know if they miss to somebody
Speaker 3: behind them. Right, So you know, it's easy to get
Speaker 3: more interceptions when you're reading zones and combinations because if
Speaker 3: you jump something, it's not the ultimate penalty, right. But
Speaker 3: when you're one on one, no help on an island,
Speaker 3: you can't go for those because you have to always
Speaker 3: make sure that you secure the tackle with one hand
Speaker 3: and knock the ball with the other one unless it's
Speaker 3: some blatant like out route, but if it's some type
Speaker 3: of vertical route, you can't take those type of chances.
Speaker 1: We got about two minutes left quick scout of reporting
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns. Are you surprised they're sitting there at
Speaker 1: ten and five and the Jets are gonna see old
Speaker 1: Fred Joe Flacco on the other side this week.
Speaker 3: And Joe Flacco is the perfect person for Skavanski's offense,
Speaker 3: right you talk about not boots, like where the guy's
Speaker 3: faking it and going out. You're talking about throwbacks where
Speaker 3: they're half boots and he's sitting in the pocket and
Speaker 3: he can just flick that ball with two fingers and
Speaker 3: take deep shots down the field. You talk about Amari Cooper,
Speaker 3: who's always been one of the best route runners, always competitive,
Speaker 3: stocky built, kind of like Steve Smith type of receiver
Speaker 3: that you know he can throw you off of him.
Speaker 3: He's bigger than you than you think. And then on
Speaker 3: the outside of the old faithful Elijah Moore. But the
Speaker 3: problem is in Joku because he's a guy that's really
Speaker 3: playing at a high level.
Speaker 2: Come to life with Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: Because of Joe Flacco's ability to throw the ball fifty
Speaker 3: sixty yards on the field, you know, without even eye
Speaker 3: you have to worry about those big chunk plays that
Speaker 3: they get. And Joe flacko almost thought for four hundred
Speaker 3: yards and sitting down and then coming back, having to
Speaker 3: come back. It's just the tip of the iceberg. He
Speaker 3: can still do that at a high level. They're gonna
Speaker 3: have to get Joe office spot and have to get there.
Speaker 3: But to do that, they have to go through one
Speaker 3: of the most diabolical line coaches in all of football,
Speaker 3: who has creative ways, who has creative ways of moving
Speaker 3: the pocket just slightly for Joe, but then also making
Speaker 3: sure that they have that turn protection that's tough to
Speaker 3: get through, you know what I mean. So it's gonna
Speaker 3: be a hell of a challenge on a short week.
Speaker 3: You know, in the dog Pound they're won ten games
Speaker 3: and you know, talk about being on your fourth quarterback
Speaker 3: and that's why you talk about how valuable the backup
Speaker 3: quarterback is. And idly enough, Joe Flacco didn't make the call.
Speaker 4: He just came full circle. Just flip it.
Speaker 1: Thirty seconds Jets offensively against this defense, the Browns break it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Kay has been struggling.
Speaker 3: They're gonna have to find a way to to find
Speaker 3: Miles Garrett. But then it's not a playoff if you're
Speaker 3: able to contain Miles Garrett. Darriet Smith on the other side,
Speaker 3: it's a guy that has played very well in this
Speaker 3: in this league and plays at a high level as well.
Speaker 2: And then Dalvin Tomlinson in the middle.
Speaker 3: But also, you know, you think about Garrett Wilson, He's
Speaker 3: gonna have his hands full of Newsom Newsom.
Speaker 2: It's their version of sauce. He plays at a very
Speaker 2: high level.
Speaker 3: He's announced itself as an elite corner for the last
Speaker 3: couple of seasons, one of the best defense, if not
Speaker 3: the best defense in all the football.
Speaker 1: Barry Christmas brother will see it next week. I think
Speaker 1: it might be the new year.
Speaker 3: Hey man, you go get you some more egg now.
Speaker 3: I guess you can drink now. You don't have to
Speaker 3: be Christmas man.
Speaker 2: Take your power. That