Speaker 1: Welcome to the Official Jets Podcast, Eric Allen and Leja
Speaker 1: Douzable here in studio. Dudes, it has been a while.
Speaker 1: I'm so pumped that you are part of our content
Speaker 1: team throughout the regular season. Not only is Dudes gonna
Speaker 1: be on the Official Jets Podcast, but he is also
Speaker 1: going to be on Jets Game Day with Robert Sala,
Speaker 1: that premier's Sunday eleven thirty here locally on CBS felt right.
Speaker 1: I haven't been here since I think two thousand fifteen
Speaker 1: or maybe sixteen was my last year, because I think
Speaker 1: we played a game in January and twenty season, so
Speaker 1: I mean, it feels good to be back on one
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Speaker 1: a while. Yeah, I'm pumped for all throughout the regular season.
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Speaker 1: Leja by talking about all the roster moves. Joe Douglas
Speaker 1: had to make to get to this point. Any surprises
Speaker 1: there worked a lot of surprises. He I think the
Speaker 1: biggest surprise for everybody was the release of Blessed Austin,
Speaker 1: a guy that was still a young guy only in
Speaker 1: this third year, was kind of like the veteran of
Speaker 1: the quarterback position. Most of the guys that are on
Speaker 1: the roster are either rookies or your two players, so
Speaker 1: I think that was a big surprise. And then Jeff Smith,
Speaker 1: I love it the underdog story making a team like
Speaker 1: I can't remember the last time I said that we
Speaker 1: were deep at the receiver. The Jets were deep at receiver.
Speaker 1: And this is a guy that you know throughout training
Speaker 1: camp was sometimes with the one, sometimes with the two,
Speaker 1: sometimes with the threes, but every opportunity he got, he showed.
Speaker 1: And a guy like Vincent Smith, who they brought back
Speaker 1: on practice squad, I thought he had a chance to
Speaker 1: make the team, but I was glad that they were
Speaker 1: able to get both of them back on the on
Speaker 1: the roster. What did you think about the trades? The
Speaker 1: Jets had a clear need at the front of and
Speaker 1: after Carl Lawson unfortunately went down and Joe Douglas, I
Speaker 1: thought made a great value play obtaining your former teammates
Speaker 1: Shack Lawson from Houston. Yeah. Yeah, it just makes total sense, right.
Speaker 1: You talk about the value for the player that you're getting. Now,
Speaker 1: Shack Lawson is not gonna kill you with Gotti's SAG numbers.
Speaker 1: But this guy has a lot of energy, plays with
Speaker 1: a lot of heart. He can dominate in the run game,
Speaker 1: and I think that's where he can really help the
Speaker 1: Jets defensive front, being a rotational guy. And if he
Speaker 1: can get that four to six range. I believe his
Speaker 1: career high with six with the Buffalo Bills before he
Speaker 1: signed in Miami last year. If he can stay in
Speaker 1: that range and to prove well for the Jets going
Speaker 1: down the stretch. Speaking of Shack Lawson, we're gonna have
Speaker 1: him on the podcast here. In just a few moments,
Speaker 1: we were able to catch up with him here this
Speaker 1: week is the Jets prepared for the regular season Week
Speaker 1: one opener against the Carolina Panthers. It is here already.
Speaker 1: How about the value on that trade, Chris Herndon going
Speaker 1: to Minnesota. They got some injuries at the tight end position,
Speaker 1: so Joe Douglass ships Herndon and a six gets a
Speaker 1: four back. Think about this, the Jets have two first
Speaker 1: round picks next April to second round picks next April.
Speaker 1: I believe two fours and two fives as well. And
Speaker 1: that's what you're talking about, right the compensation for Herndon,
Speaker 1: and I don't think his value would have been any
Speaker 1: higher if you had traded him later in the season.
Speaker 1: To me, Minnesota was in a dire straits right er Smith.
Speaker 1: Their tight end had getting gotten hurt and he needed
Speaker 1: somebody to fill that void. I think Joe d did
Speaker 1: a great job getting great value of getting the fourth
Speaker 1: round pick. Usually that doesn't happen in training camp. Most
Speaker 1: guys that get traded around training camp six seven round
Speaker 1: pick is usually what happens. For you. To get a
Speaker 1: fourth round pick is major compensation for a guy Chris
Speaker 1: Herndon has a lot of ability but has struggled with consistency.
Speaker 1: How about the guys down the roster you made NFL
Speaker 1: clubs after going on drafting yourself. How about when you
Speaker 1: look at that Jets roster you mentioned the youth, so
Speaker 1: you've got ten person draft class twelve rookies at all,
Speaker 1: an undrafted free agent quarterback as they had done and
Speaker 1: that's the thing. I always root for the undrafted guy. Right.
Speaker 1: My guy when I was here was Snack Harrison. He
Speaker 1: was an undrafted guy. This is a guy that after
Speaker 1: practice we would sit in the hot box. We was
Speaker 1: sitting the coatub And I remember in two thousand and
Speaker 1: thirteen when I got here, and that's when Snacks became
Speaker 1: the starter and noose tackle. He was like, dudes, He's like,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know why, but they finally given
Speaker 1: me the opportunity. They're finally letting me be the guy.
Speaker 1: And I was like, bro, you've earned it, Like you've
Speaker 1: went out there, you put your time in, and you
Speaker 1: prove that you deserve to be the starting those tackle
Speaker 1: on this team. And this is a guy still talked
Speaker 1: to routine. I talked to Snacks probably three or four
Speaker 1: times a week. That's my guy. And when you're an
Speaker 1: undrafted guy and I was blessed to play ten years,
Speaker 1: you really do, you know, gravitate two guys that are undrafted.
Speaker 1: So like when I see a Bryce huff do well,
Speaker 1: I get excited. You know, when I say it done,
Speaker 1: does well? I get excited because and it's been like
Speaker 1: that my whole career even when I was with Buffalo,
Speaker 1: me and and Lorenzo Um we're together and he was
Speaker 1: undrafted guy and he was in like year eleven. We
Speaker 1: just gravitated and we just gravitate to each other because
Speaker 1: you know how the strain and how hard it took
Speaker 1: for you to get to that point. When you're undrafted guy, man,
Speaker 1: it's like you're a walk on. And as opposed to
Speaker 1: like in college, you're a walking in the NFL, So
Speaker 1: you're literally at the bottom of the barrel. So you
Speaker 1: literally have to fight for every rep that you get
Speaker 1: and then you don't have that many opportunities to make mistakes.
Speaker 1: So when you have your reps, you have to take
Speaker 1: full advantage of those reps because tomorrow is not promise.
Speaker 1: How about this, Where are the strengths on this roster
Speaker 1: right now? Where are maybe some of the holes or
Speaker 1: positions that don't have great depth and where are the
Speaker 1: great un notes to me that the strength undoubtedly is
Speaker 1: the defensive tackle position. If you look at what the
Speaker 1: Jets have done, you know, and Joe D. You know,
Speaker 1: Quinnin Williams was the first round pick a few years
Speaker 1: ago Sheldon Rankings. Joe D brings him in this year
Speaker 1: fully fied Akassi is a grown man child, especially in
Speaker 1: that run game at the nose. And then you still
Speaker 1: got Nathan Shepard and a guy that I really like it,
Speaker 1: Jonathan Marshall. This guy show really well in preseason and
Speaker 1: to me, he's had a freakish ability for a guy
Speaker 1: that side, and he has crazy strength. If they can
Speaker 1: get that ability out of him and he can get
Speaker 1: maybe ten to fifteen reps throughout the year and he
Speaker 1: build that up to twenty, I think he can be
Speaker 1: a really good player down the road. A group that
Speaker 1: doesn't have as much depth that we thought had a
Speaker 1: lot of depth would be the lineback in position with
Speaker 1: Jared David is getting hurt. That kind of really hurt
Speaker 1: that position group, right, You got potentially to Ricky starting
Speaker 1: next to the Printeral Pro Bowl c J. Mosley. So
Speaker 1: you're talking about the youth movement that you talked about
Speaker 1: e A. That group is really struggling. In the obvious
Speaker 1: group that everybody is talking about, the cornerback position, it's
Speaker 1: it's really young. You know, first and second year players
Speaker 1: throughout the whole roster, not a lot of experience there.
Speaker 1: But the great thing is with this defense, and Robert
Speaker 1: salid he's not gonna put too much on this and
Speaker 1: pressure on those young corners. He will be in a
Speaker 1: lot of Cover three, which can turn into man coverage.
Speaker 1: If you're talking about guys that are running go routes
Speaker 1: and fade routes. You gotta be hip to him with
Speaker 1: that guy, and you know three deep concept that corner
Speaker 1: is gonna have to take that the number one, number
Speaker 1: one receiver all the way. And especially in week one,
Speaker 1: you got Robby Anderson, a guy that you know they're
Speaker 1: gonna throw the ball too, and in the post they're
Speaker 1: gonna throw the ball on the fade and go routes
Speaker 1: to him, so that that's the time the corners have
Speaker 1: to make plays. But to me that the group that
Speaker 1: you know probably not as deep with a lot of you,
Speaker 1: is that that cornerback position. Obviously, why is cover three
Speaker 1: advantageous if you are a young player, because you know,
Speaker 1: Robert Sale continues to say that, hey, we're not gonna
Speaker 1: throw too much at these guys. We just want them
Speaker 1: to absorb what we do give them and then just
Speaker 1: to play fast. Yeah, so if you're looking at the
Speaker 1: cover three, you're not gonna be a man to man
Speaker 1: coveras like guys that are running, you know, come backgrounds,
Speaker 1: guys on the running post routes. You have that safety
Speaker 1: in the middle that's gonna help you out. You're not
Speaker 1: gonna have to be on an island with that guy
Speaker 1: one on one. And then also those scene routes, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have the linebackers be able to carry the guy
Speaker 1: underneath for a while, and you have help over the
Speaker 1: top with the three defenders in the back end. So
Speaker 1: this defense is really predicated off the defensive line that
Speaker 1: you know the for corners, he'll mix it up every
Speaker 1: once in a mile and goes man blitches here and there,
Speaker 1: But the ones is gonna be on the defensive line
Speaker 1: to create pressure. That why the quarterback can't hold the
Speaker 1: ball and there isn't a lot of pressure on those
Speaker 1: young guys in the secondary. His rank is a guy
Speaker 1: flying under the radar. We talked about Quintin Williams all
Speaker 1: the time. He's an emergency star. We know that rankings
Speaker 1: himself a former first round pick. And I remember talking
Speaker 1: to you on the field at the Green and White
Speaker 1: practice at My Life Stadium. You said, this guy is
Speaker 1: a wide array of moves and and that's the thing
Speaker 1: that people aren't talking about enough. I think him and
Speaker 1: Quinny Williams, the pair is a very underrated duel in
Speaker 1: the NFL. I'm not saying it's the best defensive tackle
Speaker 1: duel in the NFL, but it's very underrated because if
Speaker 1: you look at what Quinnin Williams did, he was a
Speaker 1: sending player over seven sacks last year. Shouldon Rankings has
Speaker 1: gotten over seven sacks in his career for our season
Speaker 1: before too. This is a guy that's an assortment of
Speaker 1: pass rush moves from the three technique. And if you
Speaker 1: talk about this defense, right, that's why they brought Carl
Speaker 1: Lawson in because when Carl Lawson was in Cincinnati, he
Speaker 1: only had five and a half and a lot of
Speaker 1: it was because he didn't have the defensive tackles to
Speaker 1: press that pocket. So when he got to the quarterback,
Speaker 1: he was able to step up and throw the ball. Well,
Speaker 1: now in this defense, with those two big guys up front,
Speaker 1: they're gonna be to me too many quarterbacks stepping up
Speaker 1: and then the ends. We talked about a guy like
Speaker 1: Shack Lawson. He's not a real big crazy you know, god,
Speaker 1: he's sacked number guy, but He's a guy that can
Speaker 1: use his long arm, come off inside and when the
Speaker 1: quarterback tries to step up the cap he can collect
Speaker 1: some sex like that. All right, what's the four one
Speaker 1: one on Robert Sala We're seeing up from afar. But
Speaker 1: you were in the meeting rooms in San Francisco. You
Speaker 1: lined up for him when he was the defensive coordinator
Speaker 1: when the Forts were at the start of their transition
Speaker 1: in that team in two thousand, nineteen one thirteen games
Speaker 1: and advance the Super Bowl and probably should have beat
Speaker 1: you know who. Yeah, they should have beat the Kansas
Speaker 1: City Chase. But you know that's that's all in the past.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the Jets are in that situation right now, right, building,
Speaker 1: building from the ground up. And the thing about Robert
Speaker 1: Sale is the thing that players really to gravitate too,
Speaker 1: is he's authentic. Right. The same guy he is on
Speaker 1: the camera is the same guy he is off the Canada.
Speaker 1: He brings that energy day in and day out, and
Speaker 1: you feed off that as a player, right, Players know
Speaker 1: when guys on authentic and and and they're full of it.
Speaker 1: And the thing is, as a player, you want your
Speaker 1: coach to be authentic, and you want to play for
Speaker 1: a guy that brings the energy you just stated. In
Speaker 1: seventeen I was there. It was a rough start to
Speaker 1: the year, you know, when O and nine in the
Speaker 1: first nine games, and this guy was still bringing that
Speaker 1: energy every single day. And then he's just a great
Speaker 1: leader of man. He knows how to bring a group
Speaker 1: together to get the job done. And and on the
Speaker 1: practice field, he likes having fun. He's he's very animated,
Speaker 1: as you can tell by some of the videos, and
Speaker 1: players feed off that. Still to this day, the only
Speaker 1: guy know that wears cleats on the field. And I'm
Speaker 1: gonna kind of get after him about that a little
Speaker 1: bit too. Since it's become head coach, I haven't really
Speaker 1: seen him out there with cleats. I'm gonna say. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell him, the coach, I think you're feeling yourself
Speaker 1: a little bit. You're not wearing cleats out there. What's
Speaker 1: what's going on? Even though you're the head coach and
Speaker 1: you're surveying everything, I still want you running up and
Speaker 1: down the field because that's the guy he is, and
Speaker 1: players really feed off of that. And then down the
Speaker 1: stretch one six into the last seven, when I was
Speaker 1: in San Francisco. It's because of the guy. He was,
Speaker 1: the guy that he was, you know, always out there
Speaker 1: just giving us energy, and we were motivated to play.
Speaker 1: We had some dominant performances, I believe versus Chicago Bears,
Speaker 1: we only give up seven points that game. And and
Speaker 1: on defense, I think we only had like forty plays.
Speaker 1: So it was three and out, three and out, three
Speaker 1: and out, three and out, and we dominated. It is
Speaker 1: because we you know, we had he had a plan,
Speaker 1: we stuck to it, and we didn't We didn't waiver
Speaker 1: even though we started off over nine. Uh. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have to talk to Solo about his workouts too, because
Speaker 1: there are already becoming legendary here that he gets here
Speaker 1: so early in the morning and you look at him
Speaker 1: on the field, looks like Robert Sale could get out
Speaker 1: there and play a few snaps. Listen. I came away
Speaker 1: awfully impressed from what I heard from others who have
Speaker 1: been inside the meeting rooms. Who is not who are
Speaker 1: not even players who are former players. Chris Martin came
Speaker 1: out here one of the first training camp practices and
Speaker 1: he was in and he witnessed one of the team meetings,
Speaker 1: and he said, I would love playing for a guy
Speaker 1: like this, he has a way of connecting with people.
Speaker 1: He is a leader. He saw that just being in
Speaker 1: the meeting room. What is a Robert Salad lead meeting? Like,
Speaker 1: it's fun, man, it's it's a lot of energy. Like
Speaker 1: I'll take you into one of our means. A matter
Speaker 1: of fact, I'll take you into the meeting the day
Speaker 1: before the game. So we have our script where we
Speaker 1: break down different personnels that we're gonna save her the
Speaker 1: opposing team, and he runs through a script like it's
Speaker 1: an actual game, right, He'll call other player, the linebackers
Speaker 1: will make their calls the line and in the secondary
Speaker 1: and make their calls and we're run through that script.
Speaker 1: But I think the thing that is so unique is
Speaker 1: so interactive in that period. But then the thing that's
Speaker 1: really great at the end of that that he does
Speaker 1: that I haven't seen any other coach do, is that
Speaker 1: at the end of that, he'll put up a highlight tape,
Speaker 1: right of two players, but it'll be their college highlight tape.
Speaker 1: Like getting you to realize why you love the game,
Speaker 1: Like it brings up chills, like seeing yourself, you know,
Speaker 1: me going to UCF, seeing me taking down quarterbacks while
Speaker 1: it was at UCF who had Eric armshad who was
Speaker 1: at Oregon, and then the Forest Buttler showing some of
Speaker 1: their highlights, like it was so unique. It was a
Speaker 1: small thing, but it's unique, right, just to have that
Speaker 1: fun in that room with your brothers, it really brings
Speaker 1: you closer together as a tight knit group. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about the matchup here, Jets open up at Carolina. Uh.
Speaker 1: A lot of people say the NFL, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of humor when they're making their schedules. Of course, you
Speaker 1: have Zach Wilson's the number two overall selection in the draft,
Speaker 1: leading the Jets against his predecessor here with the Jets.
Speaker 1: Of course, that was Sam Donald, who Joe Douglas ship
Speaker 1: to Carolina prior to the draft. Yeah, and that's what
Speaker 1: the NFL is about, right ea. Storylines. They want to
Speaker 1: build up the hypers like TNT drama. We love drama.
Speaker 1: So the thing is, you got Sam Donald who got
Speaker 1: dumped by his ex girlfriend, right, and then now you
Speaker 1: got the new girlfriend coming in town. And to me,
Speaker 1: all the pressures on Sam Donna. Right, this is a
Speaker 1: guy that got traded away and in his mind he's
Speaker 1: probably thinking, well, you guys didn't want me and you
Speaker 1: you quote unquote, I've already upgraded me with the next girl.
Speaker 1: So he's gonna feel like he has to go prove
Speaker 1: itself out there and rightfully, so he has to do
Speaker 1: that anyway, because I don't know how many more chances
Speaker 1: he's gonna get to become a starting quarterback. Like you know,
Speaker 1: Matt Real trading for him. They want him to be
Speaker 1: the guy that didn't really bring in a lot of
Speaker 1: competition to go against him. So to me, him going
Speaker 1: against his old team is a little bit added pressure
Speaker 1: because he's got he feels like he has to go
Speaker 1: out there and prove that you guys made a mistake
Speaker 1: by trading. And dudes, you just don't feel this way
Speaker 1: because you're a former defensive alignment, but you just looking
Speaker 1: at it as a game analyst, you think the Jets
Speaker 1: defensive line has to win and they have to win
Speaker 1: big in order for the Green and White to come
Speaker 1: home with a victory. Yeah. Yeah, for the Jet to
Speaker 1: have a chance in this game, the defensive line has
Speaker 1: to dominate it. If you look at this Carolina Panther online,
Speaker 1: besides the right tackle Taylor Molten, this this is a
Speaker 1: want say it's a trivial old line, but it's an
Speaker 1: old line that the defensive line could take advantage of.
Speaker 1: Like there's there's no war beaters on that offensive line
Speaker 1: for the Carolina Panthers, And you know it's gonna come
Speaker 1: down to stopping Christi McCaffrey, and the defensive line has
Speaker 1: to do that in the run game and then also
Speaker 1: affect him trying to catch passes out of the backfield,
Speaker 1: whether that's chipping him when he's going down the outside
Speaker 1: or creating that pressure on Sam Donald when he tries
Speaker 1: to find Christian McCaffrey out on those option routes when
Speaker 1: he's massed up one on one with a linebacker that way,
Speaker 1: they have some mistiming and he doesn't get the ball
Speaker 1: to him in open space, because that's what Carolina wants
Speaker 1: to do. Like Christian McCaffrey is one of the most
Speaker 1: dynamic players in the NFL, one of three players in
Speaker 1: the NFL history to go for a thousand yards receiving
Speaker 1: and wresting. So this guy can get it done with
Speaker 1: the ball in his hand. So the j defensive line
Speaker 1: has to create havoc and stop him in the run game,
Speaker 1: but then also affects Sam Donald in the past game
Speaker 1: when he tries to check down the ball to Christi McCaffrey. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be interesting to see his usage early because,
Speaker 1: like you said, basically last season was a wash for McCaffrey.
Speaker 1: But if Carolina and you're Joe Brady, you want to
Speaker 1: get the ball in his hands twenty five plus times, because,
Speaker 1: like you said, he's not just Hey, I'm gonna hand
Speaker 1: the ball off to him. I'm gonna dump the ball
Speaker 1: off to him. I'm gonna get him running routes. Because
Speaker 1: this guy is a special offensive talent, and they do
Speaker 1: have some skill position guys who are explosive on the outside,
Speaker 1: whether that be Robby Anderson or former Jet or d J.
Speaker 1: Moore of course, or Terroris Marshall. They're very high on him.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the other side of the ball. Everything
Speaker 1: so far has not seemed too big for Zach Wilson.
Speaker 1: What do you think about what he's gonna be looking
Speaker 1: at in that Carolina Panthers defense, because mostly in those
Speaker 1: two preseason games that we saw Wilson he was faced
Speaker 1: in backups from the Giants and the Packers. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: that's the thing about Zach Wilson. He's been poised about
Speaker 1: this whole preseason and and people have been talking about,
Speaker 1: we'll look at who he was playing. You play whoever
Speaker 1: they put out there. If you're a quarterback or any
Speaker 1: player in this league, you can't, you know, be like, well,
Speaker 1: they he's only played the Twols this preseason. World, that's
Speaker 1: who he played against. And the thing is I saw
Speaker 1: his growth throughout the preseason, from the Green and White
Speaker 1: scrimmage where he struggled to get to that second read
Speaker 1: a lot faster, to you know, the Giants game to
Speaker 1: the Green Bay game. He got to his reads a
Speaker 1: lot faster, and you think that is something that him
Speaker 1: and Michael for had to be working on getting to
Speaker 1: that read quicker because in this this Michaelaphore system, you
Speaker 1: have to get the ball out of your hand, you
Speaker 1: have to know where you're going with the ball, and
Speaker 1: you have to be accurate with the football. And that's
Speaker 1: something that we saw the last couple of weeks with
Speaker 1: Zach Wilson, him getting comfortable in this offense. And then
Speaker 1: we did see a lot of the off platform throws,
Speaker 1: but we did see one in the Green Bay game.
Speaker 1: Pocket breaks down, he rolls out to the right and
Speaker 1: throws an absolute laser beam to Corey Davis. And that's
Speaker 1: what really separates him, that arm talent man. He can
Speaker 1: make any throw off platform throws and I think Michael
Speaker 1: Ford has done a great job and skimming things up
Speaker 1: for Zach Wilson and just making the game easy for him.
Speaker 1: Do you think this place to the Jets advantage that
Speaker 1: Elijah Moore did not play in the preseason and he
Speaker 1: was Dyna mite out there on the field in training camp. Man,
Speaker 1: they were moving him all over the place across the formation.
Speaker 1: I love what the fleur does with his motions, but
Speaker 1: he's a guy can line up in the slot, he
Speaker 1: can move outside the numbers, jet sweeps. There's wealthening that
Speaker 1: he doesn't bring to the table. Yeah, he's like hitting
Speaker 1: weapon X And even at Old Miss, he took some
Speaker 1: of the carries out of the backfield. And I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be surprised if the Jets doing a little some of that.
Speaker 1: You know, speed sweep is a big part of this offense.
Speaker 1: That jet sweep we saw in some of the preseason games.
Speaker 1: I believe Jeff Smith had a few. I guarantee that
Speaker 1: Elijah Moore will probably get one or two of those
Speaker 1: the game. If you look at what San Francisco did
Speaker 1: with Deebo Samuels or Brandon, I you he runs that
Speaker 1: jet sweep at least three or four times a game.
Speaker 1: So you know, Elijah Moore is so dynamic. Like you said,
Speaker 1: he can play in the slide, he can play on
Speaker 1: the outside, he can do everything. He's weapon X for
Speaker 1: the Jets and it might be good. And he didn't play.
Speaker 1: He actually played a little bit in the Giants game.
Speaker 1: But I think that's that's a weapon that is good
Speaker 1: that they didn't see a lot of tape on because
Speaker 1: I think they're gonna use him in so many different
Speaker 1: ways and we actually have a really good starting group. Um,
Speaker 1: we don't know what's going on with the Crowder situation,
Speaker 1: but if he comes back and is ready to play,
Speaker 1: and at Corey Davis, people aren't talking about this if
Speaker 1: you're if you're a fantasy owner, I took him. I
Speaker 1: took him in like the round hit the report and
Speaker 1: people were worried about the report he had was that
Speaker 1: Wilson in the beginning of the season. Well by the
Speaker 1: end of the season, he was forced feeding this guy
Speaker 1: at the ball and I think they will forced feed
Speaker 1: him the ball. Yes, we know he has the report
Speaker 1: with Elijah More because they're both rookie mates. They came
Speaker 1: in together. But what he did with Corey Davis in
Speaker 1: that Green Bay game feeding him the ball, the report
Speaker 1: is there. And from everything I've been hearing from practice,
Speaker 1: that report is getting stronger and stronger. And Corey Davis
Speaker 1: is a big, physical receiver, right, He's gonna kill you
Speaker 1: in those intermediate routes. But he's not a small guy.
Speaker 1: Like if you saw during the Preces game, one guy
Speaker 1: wasn't bringing this guy down. So when you have him
Speaker 1: and you throw those intermediate routes like the digs, the
Speaker 1: quick out routes, he could take some of those routes
Speaker 1: and it could be like a six or seven eight
Speaker 1: yard kis, but he could turn it into fifteen. I
Speaker 1: completely agree with that. He averaged over fifteen yard to
Speaker 1: catch last season for Tynessee. He's also gonna help on
Speaker 1: the outside in terms of being that big body guy
Speaker 1: who can get after you in the run game right
Speaker 1: on the perimeter. And and that's so important that you
Speaker 1: brought that up because the receivers blocking in this run
Speaker 1: game is monumental. If you look at what they did
Speaker 1: in San Francisco with raheem motions, those guys on the outside.
Speaker 1: Deebo Sanders is a bigger receiver type guy. Brandon and
Speaker 1: I got bigger receiver time. These guys blocked down the field,
Speaker 1: and I like a guy like you know we have.
Speaker 1: Mims is a big body guy that can block. Corey
Speaker 1: Davis is gonna block even the lots more. He might
Speaker 1: be smaller in statue, but he will get after you.
Speaker 1: And we saw some of that in the Giants game.
Speaker 1: These guys are willing blockers. Keeling cole is a William blocker.
Speaker 1: That's what's gonna pop some of those big runs for
Speaker 1: for Toy Johnson and Michael Carter or even even pe
Speaker 1: Ryan when he decides to get healthy. And then Tevin Coleman,
Speaker 1: you know, the veteran back there. He's played in the
Speaker 1: system all going all the way back to Atlanta, so
Speaker 1: he knows exactly what to do in this system. So
Speaker 1: with the stable stable of backs to New York Jets,
Speaker 1: half is so pivotal and important for those receivers to lockdown.
Speaker 1: What does the motion offensively do? I know, I know
Speaker 1: people at home, we're gonna say, well, you're either the
Speaker 1: defense has got to declare man or zone. But it's
Speaker 1: more than that. What do the motions do? So the
Speaker 1: thing about Michaelaphore system and that motion, there's so many
Speaker 1: things that it does. Right, Yes, it declares whether you're
Speaker 1: in zone and man, but some of the stuff he
Speaker 1: does with the jet sweep motion, right, it it buys
Speaker 1: your eyes. Right, so guys are thinking that ball is
Speaker 1: going to the jet sweep. Next thing you know, it's
Speaker 1: the zone to the left. Right, it's buying your eyes,
Speaker 1: is buying your discipline on defense. Right, you have to
Speaker 1: really read your keys and keep your eyes on your
Speaker 1: work because he's throwing so many different motions that you
Speaker 1: you don't know exactly who's getting your balled. And if
Speaker 1: you're not correct with you're you're discipline, your your eyes
Speaker 1: and your reads, then you're talking about a running player
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Speaker 1: of things quickly before we bring in check loss and
Speaker 1: um favorite Opening Day memory for you have one? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I do, and I love that you brought this. So
Speaker 1: it actually was the year I got here in two
Speaker 1: thousand thirteen, and you'll remember this with the Jets, We're
Speaker 1: playing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and this game went down
Speaker 1: to the wire. And this was actually Rivers his first
Speaker 1: game playing against the Jets after he had just been
Speaker 1: traded there. So it looked it looked bleak for us
Speaker 1: at the end of the game, but we're able to
Speaker 1: make a big play on offense with Gino Smith and
Speaker 1: then folk Hero coming on. I actually happened to be
Speaker 1: on that field goal team protecting coming on and drilling
Speaker 1: the game winner. Until this day, still have never seen
Speaker 1: met left like that. It was was rocking that day, man,
Speaker 1: because that really showed the adversity like our team, you know,
Speaker 1: fighting through adversity, coming together, and and that team like
Speaker 1: it was a family. It was a real brotherhood with
Speaker 1: Rex Ryan, everybody had each other's back on that team,
Speaker 1: and like I said, we were brothers and we never
Speaker 1: thought that we were out of that game. And for
Speaker 1: folk Hero to come on and make that kick, man,
Speaker 1: I remember when he made that kick, I literally ran
Speaker 1: a hundred I would say a hundred and fifty yards
Speaker 1: around and circle. Just so excited, man, Because a lot
Speaker 1: of people may or may not noticed the year before
Speaker 1: I told my peck, so a lot of people thought
Speaker 1: I was done and I was able to come back.
Speaker 1: Rex gave me a chance with Carl Dumbbell, and I
Speaker 1: felt like this was finally the system that was really
Speaker 1: fit for me, and I felt at home in the system.
Speaker 1: So for them to give me that chance and for
Speaker 1: us to have that opening day memory and get that
Speaker 1: win for first Tampa Bay was was amazing. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: can't wait until a week to that home opener because
Speaker 1: he did not have an opportunity play in front of
Speaker 1: fans last year at MetLife Stadium. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: excitement around this team with Robert Sala. The belief, the
Speaker 1: direction is there with Joe Douglas and Sala. Of course,
Speaker 1: the rookie quarterbacks. So and you got the hated Patriots.
Speaker 1: Comment was going to more Patriots? Who else would you
Speaker 1: rather play for the home opener? Then bring the Patriots
Speaker 1: here with the rookie quarterback and then storylines. Right, you
Speaker 1: got Mac Jones another first round pick. You're paying week one?
Speaker 1: You got you got Zach wi wasn't going against Sam
Speaker 1: Donald in week two? Right, the NFL knows what they're doing.
Speaker 1: You got Zach Wilon't going against Mac Jones another first
Speaker 1: round quarterback. Yeah, and we'll talk much more about that
Speaker 1: next week. Hey, I wanted to ask you. You are
Speaker 1: a renaissance man, so you do a little bit of everything.
Speaker 1: And um, this week, actor Michael K. Williams passed and
Speaker 1: what what can you say about what he brought to
Speaker 1: the table on the wire and also Boardwalk Empire? Of course, yeah,
Speaker 1: very very it was. It's sad first and foremost rested
Speaker 1: in peace. To Michael Okay, and then um, what he
Speaker 1: brought as an actor was he was just a He
Speaker 1: was a great actor, and I don't think he was
Speaker 1: appreciated enough for the roles that he played in, Like
Speaker 1: his role and the Wire was amazing, like transcending and
Speaker 1: then Chalky as as in Boardwalk, Like this guy had
Speaker 1: depth as an actor. And then if you look at Lovecraft,
Speaker 1: what he just did in that, you know, in that
Speaker 1: series on HBO was so amazing. And then one of
Speaker 1: my favorite roles that he played in was in the
Speaker 1: Assassin Assassin Creed, Like I don't think he got enough
Speaker 1: love for his role in there. He was he was
Speaker 1: amazing in that role. And it's just a very sad situation. Yeah, amazing.
Speaker 1: It was only fifty four years old, and if you
Speaker 1: haven't had the opportunity to watch some of his appearances,
Speaker 1: and le J and I were talking about it actually
Speaker 1: yesterday that he was in so many different movies and
Speaker 1: so many different roles and what a tremendous actor. And
Speaker 1: finally we'd be remiss if we didn't touch upon nine eleven,
Speaker 1: twenty years later, the play September twelve, two thousand one,
Speaker 1: You were a young Buck at that time, but throughout
Speaker 1: your time here, you've really embraced New York. It's fan base,
Speaker 1: the people. What first comes to mind with nine eleven? Ah, Man, Um,
Speaker 1: it sucks to say this. I kind of remember it
Speaker 1: like it was yesterday. I remember being in high school
Speaker 1: when we had a lot of kids from New York.
Speaker 1: I grew up in Tampa. We had a lot of
Speaker 1: kids from New York that were you know, migrated, families
Speaker 1: migrated to Tampa, but they still have family members that
Speaker 1: live in New York. And getting that news that day,
Speaker 1: it just almost didn't seem real, Like everybody thought. I
Speaker 1: just thought it was like a bad joke. Um. And
Speaker 1: just to hear, you know, out of a few classmates
Speaker 1: that had family members that worked in the towers, so
Speaker 1: it was it was just so surreal, man. And then like,
Speaker 1: it's crazy to think that it's been that many years,
Speaker 1: twenty years since that happened, and you know, shout out
Speaker 1: to you know, all the firemen and first responder, police
Speaker 1: officers just showed up. Um, Like it's it's just so
Speaker 1: surreal to even to think about that. That day and
Speaker 1: we'll go down as one of the worst days in
Speaker 1: American I totally agree. Well said, I remember working at
Speaker 1: the Jets facility on the campus of Howstree University in
Speaker 1: Long Island, and it was a Tuesday. It was a
Speaker 1: beautiful day and might drive home you could see the
Speaker 1: towers um and then the pr VP at the time,
Speaker 1: Frank Raymlow's a legendary pr figure here for the Jets,
Speaker 1: yelled across the hall to myself and Jared Winley, who
Speaker 1: is the vice president of public relations now here at
Speaker 1: the Jets, and said, turn on the TV. A plane
Speaker 1: a hit. It hit uh the towers, one of the towers,
Speaker 1: and we thought all along that hey, it must have
Speaker 1: been a small plane and somehow somebody lost control or whatever.
Speaker 1: And then the devastation that filed was just um, it
Speaker 1: was crushing and tragic. And to think that it spent
Speaker 1: twenty years. I agree with you, it feels like it
Speaker 1: was yesterday. But countless thousands. Not only did we lose
Speaker 1: the thousands in the attack themselves, in the attach itself,
Speaker 1: but also how many people were affected and continue to
Speaker 1: be affected and impacted directly after that. So um, we
Speaker 1: do you know, it just makes you think. It puts
Speaker 1: everything in the perspective and also you you said it.
Speaker 1: As far as the first responders are concerned, there are
Speaker 1: a lot of great people who live in our community
Speaker 1: every day who put themselves on the line for others,
Speaker 1: and that's what it's all about. And I think, uh,
Speaker 1: next week we'll be able to celebrate together at a
Speaker 1: football game and that will be cool. But we'll never
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Speaker 1: Let's bring in a former teammate right now, Shack Lawson
Speaker 1: a ty crane. What's up my guy doing? I'm doing
Speaker 1: good man? How you doing? I can't complain man, quick question.
Speaker 1: I just want to know this. When you found out
Speaker 1: you're getting traded here to New York Jets, what was
Speaker 1: the conversation between you and Joe Douglas and Robert Sala. Uh.
Speaker 1: Joe Douglas told me he wanted he liked the energy
Speaker 1: the guy I bring to this team. You know. Uh,
Speaker 1: he brought up that one incident where uh, I think
Speaker 1: I'm teammates who um connor and out about the incident
Speaker 1: I had got into it with him after the game.
Speaker 1: So he was basically saying, we need that type of
Speaker 1: dog in this locker room. You know, I'm I'm kind
Speaker 1: of like the older guy here. You know, We've got
Speaker 1: a couple of older guys like C. J. Moseley, Sheldon Rankings,
Speaker 1: but then I'm the next third oldest. So that's basically
Speaker 1: what he told me when when I had got traded.
Speaker 1: So Shack, let's address it right out of the gate then,
Speaker 1: and you just talked about it. What what was the
Speaker 1: incident that happened with you and kind of recovering of
Speaker 1: course mcgoverned at the time playing with the Denver Broncos.
Speaker 1: You lining up with the Buffalo bells and video cameras
Speaker 1: were around post game for something pleasant tries. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess it started like um, I had checked in
Speaker 1: the game with something. He was like, you shock something.
Speaker 1: I couldn't He's like, I couldn't remember you as something.
Speaker 1: So after the game I end up having like two sacks.
Speaker 1: I see him coming to talk to Mitch Morris there
Speaker 1: was for my teammates, and then I just let him
Speaker 1: have it. Just John this competitive moment on me. Um.
Speaker 1: So that's that's all it happened with that. So has
Speaker 1: that beef been squashed is the next question? Because I
Speaker 1: remember the incident. They were playing it all over Sports Center,
Speaker 1: Showtime was playing on inside the NFL. I got two
Speaker 1: sacks on you, I got two sacks on Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's be squash man. We squashed that last year because
Speaker 1: I said something to him. I ain't realized he had
Speaker 1: played for the Jets last year, and I looked, I said,
Speaker 1: what's uping Connor? How you doing man? He said, we're good, man,
Speaker 1: and he's like, we're good. So we had squashed that
Speaker 1: last year when I was with Miami and he was
Speaker 1: up here. Shack, How would you describe the past year?
Speaker 1: You were a factive player with the Miami Dolphins last
Speaker 1: year and then you get traded in an off season
Speaker 1: and then you're traded it again. Oh yeah, so that's
Speaker 1: all season. It's been crazy. Um, I've been traded like
Speaker 1: three months. Um yeah, um going to Houston. I going
Speaker 1: to Houston. Um. Yeah. I had a great year in Miami.
Speaker 1: Houston traded for me. I thought I was gonna be
Speaker 1: that guy. But things that worked out down there. Um,
Speaker 1: like I didn't wanted to um and I at the time,
Speaker 1: I've seen that these guys needed help. But m so
Speaker 1: it was a great opportunity for me when I got
Speaker 1: traded to the Jets. That's the first thing I asked
Speaker 1: when they trade me, where I get traded to? And
Speaker 1: I was excited when I found out it was the Jets.
Speaker 1: So what has you most excited about this scheme? Fill
Speaker 1: with Robert Solo. You know you've been in the three
Speaker 1: four system down there in the Miami Dolphins. You know,
Speaker 1: you were at the four three with McDermott, but before that,
Speaker 1: you were in the three four Rix Ryan. But coming
Speaker 1: back to this four three schemes, something that you did
Speaker 1: in college at Clemson. Uh, what has you excited about
Speaker 1: this new scheme? Man? This this this, this scheme is
Speaker 1: for the defensive line to make plays that you don't got.
Speaker 1: You an't gotta thank you, just attack and you just
Speaker 1: gonna make plays winning one on one. So I felt
Speaker 1: like in the past, you know how the Rex Ryan
Speaker 1: defense was. It was complicated, it was it was hard,
Speaker 1: and that's how it was for me last year. And
Speaker 1: then at the time of Houston, we played a FO three,
Speaker 1: but it was like we're a lot of six technique
Speaker 1: and when we was a lot of spill team too,
Speaker 1: So it was a lot different than just getting off
Speaker 1: the ball. Blow just called Kaskias. So, um, let's take
Speaker 1: the thinking out of football. It just let you be
Speaker 1: the athlete and the player I can be in the scheme.
Speaker 1: The Jets love your junkyard dog mentality. Um, you bringing
Speaker 1: on and off the field. I was talking to le
Speaker 1: j about you before. He said, is the rookie man
Speaker 1: you were always happen? Oh yes, sir, Yes sir, that's
Speaker 1: I mean, that's what made the game fun to me. Um,
Speaker 1: that's that's that's part of my game. I like to talk.
Speaker 1: I like to talk of practice. That's why I feel
Speaker 1: like the place I just left, I couldn't. I couldn't
Speaker 1: be that guy. I couldn't. I couldn't be that guy
Speaker 1: at all. Um basicallydn't really say nothing at all. But
Speaker 1: like they said, they wanted that Juniyard dog, And like
Speaker 1: I said in the interview, I'm just I'm back to
Speaker 1: myself because that's what I like to do. Like I'm
Speaker 1: I'm a chop talk, but I'm gonna lead his team
Speaker 1: and um help these boys out. Let's let's talk about
Speaker 1: some of your your defensive linemates. Right, you got Quintin Williams,
Speaker 1: Sheldon Rankins, Fully Fadakowski, jo John Franklin Myers. You know,
Speaker 1: play defensive vent that can kick inside at the three technique.
Speaker 1: With all these guys are defensive tackle, how does that
Speaker 1: help you as a defensive vent as far as creating
Speaker 1: havoc and get into the quarterback man? You know Quentintin
Speaker 1: Quentin had a eight and a half sacked last year.
Speaker 1: You know that's that's gonna make my job a little easy.
Speaker 1: When you got two guys they can push the pocket
Speaker 1: and collapse the pocket and help the two ends get shacks. Man,
Speaker 1: it all works together. You never know who gonna get.
Speaker 1: I might help them out, just make a quarterback step
Speaker 1: up to get a shock. But those guys, they can
Speaker 1: play the run, play playing the past game. So you
Speaker 1: got two legit guys that can two legit inside guys
Speaker 1: that can really do it all. Speaking of doing it all,
Speaker 1: how much pride do you take in what you bring
Speaker 1: to the table in terms of being a run to funder.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you pride of that. You know, that's that's
Speaker 1: how you get to the third and long. If you
Speaker 1: don't stop the run, it might be a long day.
Speaker 1: And dude, dudes, can that uh answer this for me? Man,
Speaker 1: we had a couple of games and my rookie and
Speaker 1: Buffalo we played Miami and we just couldn't stop them,
Speaker 1: stop the run. So after that, I just I just
Speaker 1: took pride and stopping the run. And because you start
Speaker 1: to run on first down, get them anigger to play
Speaker 1: second and long, they got to get a play on
Speaker 1: the get back track or screen or thrown the ball.
Speaker 1: So that's saying no opportunities to get sacks. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: ain't gonna relive none of those man talking about all that.
Speaker 1: My final thing for you when it comes to Shack
Speaker 1: of Lawson, what do you want Jet Nation to know
Speaker 1: about you? I'm on the Jet Nation. No, I'm a
Speaker 1: guy that's gonna give everything they got on the field,
Speaker 1: a guy that is big in the community. Right now,
Speaker 1: I'm working on some uh to get back to the
Speaker 1: flood folks that happened to flood up here. So no,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be real big on the community and and
Speaker 1: do do good owning off the field with that. So
Speaker 1: I want, I want the Jet guys know they're gonna
Speaker 1: get the best version of the shot lined the version
Speaker 1: of Shack when I when I got paid a year
Speaker 1: in Buffalo. So all right, Jack, I got a few
Speaker 1: questions for you. How much is your a FC is
Speaker 1: familiar already gonna help you because you started your career
Speaker 1: with the Bills, all your excel last year with the Dolphins,
Speaker 1: and now you're wearing the green and white. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: can't get out of this division to save my life.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, I guess it means something. You know,
Speaker 1: you're staying around the division. You played these teams twice
Speaker 1: a year, so they really know what type of player
Speaker 1: you are. Though, so they're really get a good look
Speaker 1: at you all year. So right, that's when the media
Speaker 1: asked me, uh, other days, like you've been on the
Speaker 1: whole a FC, you just missing the pages. I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: I'm just doing something right in this division that keeping
Speaker 1: me around. Yeah, you don't want to go to New England? Hey, nah? Nah?
Speaker 1: Is it is it special for you to go and
Speaker 1: play Carolina? Of course you grew up in South Carolina,
Speaker 1: but you're going to Charlotte this weekend to play the
Speaker 1: Carolina Panthers week one with your new team. Do you
Speaker 1: have any family coming to the game? Oh? Oh yeah, sir,
Speaker 1: I'm about I'm about an hour and forty minutes away
Speaker 1: from that stadium, so I'm gonna have a lot of
Speaker 1: family coming to that game. It should be should be great.
Speaker 1: What are the numbers and how many guys have you
Speaker 1: had to hit off protect so far? Family member? I
Speaker 1: got by fifteen. I'm giving them up tickets though, they're
Speaker 1: got to sit at the top. No state Texas, well,
Speaker 1: we care a lot of state tests, but there you go. Hey,
Speaker 1: don't give away state secrets. But what what are you
Speaker 1: seeing up front from the Panthers? How do they try
Speaker 1: to attack and how are unique is preparing for an
Speaker 1: opponent week one where you haven't seen them play the
Speaker 1: last three or four regular season games. Yeah, it's yeah,
Speaker 1: we won't always be You gotta go back and look
Speaker 1: at the preseason games, maybe in the last year games,
Speaker 1: Like are some some guys that haven't been there? You
Speaker 1: might have to go to another team and watch State
Speaker 1: take That's what I've been up doing. But you know,
Speaker 1: you know they got a great back. You know, um,
Speaker 1: Christie mccavin, we gotta stop the run. We gotta stop
Speaker 1: the run and get get up and get him a
Speaker 1: third and long. You know, no Sam Donald playing gast
Speaker 1: his formal team, so you know you're gonna be about that.
Speaker 1: But if we were making one dimensional man, we can
Speaker 1: have a great, great day out there. As as far
Speaker 1: as this offensive line from Carolina, besides Tyler Moten at
Speaker 1: right tackle, you know a lot of these guys are
Speaker 1: world beaters. What have you guys seen on the defensive
Speaker 1: line watching film that you guys can take advantage of. Oh,
Speaker 1: we can take a take advantage of oh a lot man.
Speaker 1: You know, like you said, Lauren, probably their best officer line.
Speaker 1: But other guys up there solid too, you know, like
Speaker 1: I said, like like this defense man, you attack, you rush,
Speaker 1: crushed close. So man, we just gotta the quarterback. You know,
Speaker 1: those guys good. I know cam Irvan was supposed to
Speaker 1: be on the other side. I love tackle. I played
Speaker 1: against him a couple of times in college. Um then
Speaker 1: he has if he said Dallas last year. So we
Speaker 1: just gotta be able to be able to tack them
Speaker 1: and change up different moves and give them different looks.
Speaker 1: For most of the last Jarry, you didn't play in
Speaker 1: front of capacity crowds. I mean maybe at best you're
Speaker 1: playing in front of a few thousand people. What do
Speaker 1: you think it's gonna be like to go to a
Speaker 1: road venue first, but then come back to MetLife Stadium
Speaker 1: and see every seat in the house occupied and those
Speaker 1: buildings being so loud. Once again, man, it's it's gonna
Speaker 1: be great. You know. Last year, I remember Week one
Speaker 1: and it was like we're playing a scrimmage because the
Speaker 1: fans got a lot a dude with the game, you know,
Speaker 1: especially on the defensive side of the ball, and the
Speaker 1: at home that's like the six man for the team,
Speaker 1: you know, So when you have the fans involved, getting
Speaker 1: loud on third time. It help us as a defense
Speaker 1: to get off the field, Shack. We appreciate your time today,
Speaker 1: Thanks for chatting it up with a former teammate and myself.
Speaker 1: Good luck this weekend, yes, sir, thank you, and make
Speaker 1: sure we see ty Crane. Man. I want Toy Craine
Speaker 1: to come out. Man, I got you, man. I'm about
Speaker 1: to DM d m U my new number right now. Alright, alright,
Speaker 1: well we have time this week uh for the Official
Speaker 1: Jets podcast, but Lejay and I will be back next
Speaker 1: week right here. Enjoy the game, Enjoy opening weekend.