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Speaker 1: at one Jets Drive, joined by the man backer, Bart Scott.
Speaker 1: Part's unknown. We don't know his whereabouts this Monday morning.
Speaker 1: We do know it is raining still and for Jets fans,
Speaker 1: they've been very upset over the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: So let's break this down overall thirty thousand foot view takeaway, Bart,
Speaker 1: what do you make of the Jets fifteen to ten
Speaker 1: loss of the Patriots?
Speaker 2: Not good enough? Not good enough on the offensive side.
Speaker 2: Got to do a better job and establishing some type
Speaker 2: of rhythm you know, you have to have You have
Speaker 2: to decide what you are personnel and right now I
Speaker 2: think everything's on the table. You have to consider maybe
Speaker 2: mkole Harmon trying to figure out ways to get guys
Speaker 2: the ball in space, how to protect I mean, I
Speaker 2: think you go back and you have to start it over.
Speaker 2: You have to devise something that what does Zach do well?
Speaker 2: How can we establish some type of momentum? And on defenses?
Speaker 2: You know, you learn their lessons and you feel like
Speaker 2: you have to be perfect, but you shouldn't be. You
Speaker 2: think I look at the big play just a rule
Speaker 2: of thumb. As defenders, when you guys are comboing guys,
Speaker 2: you always want to be on different levels because if
Speaker 2: something happens and somebody gets behind you, if you're on
Speaker 2: the same level, it's no recovery. And it was a
Speaker 2: miscommunication between white Head and Sauce, and that was a
Speaker 2: big explosive play to a player that shouldn't have much
Speaker 2: production based on you know, his previous resume. And those
Speaker 2: are things you have to learn like in those situations,
Speaker 2: and this has to be something that everybody learns from.
Speaker 2: Whenever we have you know, limbos or we call them
Speaker 2: banjos or whatever you want to call it, you never
Speaker 2: want to be on the same level flat because if
Speaker 2: you guys mess up, nobody can help make up the mistake,
Speaker 2: so they have to go back to the table. This
Speaker 2: is a tough one, man, because you know the fourteen
Speaker 2: in a row, how difficult that was to swallow. And
Speaker 2: it's like, you know that you have better personnel than
Speaker 2: the New England Patriots, but the results still come and
Speaker 2: seem to fall short every time.
Speaker 1: I know it's just three games in this season, but
Speaker 1: if you are a defender, in that locker room and
Speaker 1: you just gave up thirteen points. Yeah, the takeaways weren't there,
Speaker 1: and the Patriots were still converting a decent amount on
Speaker 1: third down, But how do you keep your hat off?
Speaker 1: I was very impressed with CJ. Moseley yesterday the way
Speaker 1: he addressed the media after the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, everybody's holding on to the rope and
Speaker 2: everybody is standing in the boat, standing in the wheelbar,
Speaker 2: so to speak. But you know, we all understand that
Speaker 2: it's got to get better, right And what you don't
Speaker 2: want is to happen what happened to this defense last year.
Speaker 2: Their snaps get up, they started to wear down and
Speaker 2: break down later in the season, and the defense that
Speaker 2: you see at the beginning of the year, you don't
Speaker 2: see the defense at the end of the year because
Speaker 2: guys get fatigued and because it's overexposure. You talk about
Speaker 2: playing complimentary football, that means, you know, also being able
Speaker 2: to win the field position battle, being able to flip
Speaker 2: the fild. You know, I thought Morstav was a star yesterday.
Speaker 2: But they was able to do in that punt to
Speaker 2: give the Jets opportunity to win that game. Was impressive
Speaker 2: and He's a weapon, but you can't you know, really
Speaker 2: take advantage of that weapon if you're not getting out
Speaker 2: of you know, the shadows of your own end zone
Speaker 2: and not being able to try and get any red
Speaker 2: zone attempts. You know, I think they're gonna have to
Speaker 2: do a deep dive and they gotta have to consider
Speaker 2: shaking it up, because if you continue to go this way,
Speaker 2: the season can go, you know, by the wayside, very fast.
Speaker 2: The schedule. We know what the schedule is coming up,
Speaker 2: and we knew the first six games with Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 2: is going to be a difficult task to begin with,
Speaker 2: and you know they're not doing themselves any favors.
Speaker 1: What was different about the drive in the second half
Speaker 1: that culminated on Nick Boum's touchdown where Wilson really got hot.
Speaker 1: You felt his comfort just watching him where he goes
Speaker 1: seven to ten. What was different in that drive compared
Speaker 1: to the rest of the game.
Speaker 2: The Patriots was playing the odds. They were playing soft
Speaker 2: and making sure they didn't give up the big play.
Speaker 2: So they were allowing that hoping that you know, it
Speaker 2: would be a penalty, it'd be a procedure program, it'd
Speaker 2: be something like that. They were giving those those catches
Speaker 2: up by playing extremely, extremely soft, right, And they did
Speaker 2: that because they knew that the clock was their friend.
Speaker 2: They knew that the time was their factor. So sometimes
Speaker 2: that can be foods go when teams are in this
Speaker 2: prevent defense and playing soft because they knew the only
Speaker 2: way that they did just get back in the game
Speaker 2: if they gave up a quick score. So they played
Speaker 2: against that and really opened up the middle of the
Speaker 2: field to allow you know, plays to happen. And the
Speaker 2: just did a good job. Zach did a good job
Speaker 2: and taking what they were giving. The issue is trying
Speaker 2: to take what the defense is giving early in the
Speaker 2: game when they are playing tight. And I thought it
Speaker 2: was a lot of missed opportunities drive routes a couple
Speaker 2: of times, some giving up in the pocket and not
Speaker 2: staying and believing in the protection. If he just would
Speaker 2: have stayed with some things on a couple of times
Speaker 2: when he bailed outside of the pocket, you know you
Speaker 2: had drag routes that was wide open that you know,
Speaker 2: you want to give your guys an opportunity to run
Speaker 2: after the catch because I feel like we have receivers
Speaker 2: that can run after the catch. But you have to
Speaker 2: stick with it, you have to believe in and sometimes
Speaker 2: you're going to take a hit to deliver that ball.
Speaker 2: But you know, if he would have held in that
Speaker 2: pocket just a nano second longer, it was big plays
Speaker 2: that was available there be it the drive routes that
Speaker 2: they started to have later in the second half, the
Speaker 2: concepts that they were trying to put together, they were open.
Speaker 1: How difficult job is this right now for Nathaniel Hackett
Speaker 1: because you come in you think you're going to be
Speaker 1: working with Aaron Rodgers. Of course that doesn't happen one
Speaker 1: hundred percent injury league. Nobody's making excuses here, but it's
Speaker 1: a young quarterback and Zach Wilson is a play caller.
Speaker 1: I have to imagine that what goes through your mind,
Speaker 1: even though they did have all those reps out here
Speaker 1: on the field in the summer of camp and then
Speaker 1: those preseason games, like you still got to feel it out,
Speaker 1: don't you. And then on top of it, you have
Speaker 1: an offensive line that is working with a number of
Speaker 1: different pieces. Dwayne Browno goes on into reserves, so you
Speaker 1: flop Makai Beckton over the left tackle. You got Avt
Speaker 1: your chess piece, the ultimate chess piece goes over his
Speaker 1: right tackle. Joe Tipman starts his first game. You got
Speaker 1: Breis Hall, who's on a pitch count. I'm making excuses.
Speaker 1: I just want to know how you look at when
Speaker 1: you put all that stuff together. What kind of challenge
Speaker 1: is this right now? For Hackett?
Speaker 2: I mean, he has to dig into his bag. And
Speaker 2: if you've been a coordinator in this league long enough,
Speaker 2: you understand that you have to adapt to every situation.
Speaker 2: Nobody's gonna feel sorry for you, just like nobody feel
Speaker 2: sorry for Dallas that went out and faced a backup
Speaker 2: quarterback and Dobbs and you know he played well. You
Speaker 2: look at sea Ja Stroud how well he played. He's
Speaker 2: a rookie, you know. So you have to find a
Speaker 2: way to get it done because if you don't, there
Speaker 2: will be consequences. That's just the nature of the business.
Speaker 2: Nobody's gonna feel sorry for you. You have good enough pieces
Speaker 2: around you to be successful. You have to figure it out.
Speaker 2: And that's the process, right, And that's that's why coaches.
Speaker 2: Coaches are teachers, right. You have to you have to
Speaker 2: be able to teach, you know, your players how to
Speaker 2: play fast. You have to devise a plan that allows
Speaker 2: them to take the thinking out where they're not mechanical.
Speaker 2: You hear Justin Field's talking about that and receiving too
Speaker 2: much coaching that he's thinking about it so much that
Speaker 2: he's paralyzed in the pocket. You have to make it
Speaker 2: where you can play play free. I thought, you know,
Speaker 2: some of the boots and throwbacks were a welcome a
Speaker 2: welcome edition. They have to do more of that, you know,
Speaker 2: if you have to cut the half of the fill off.
Speaker 2: But if you don't, If you don't, then it's gonna
Speaker 2: it's gonna go down down the same road that it
Speaker 2: was last year.
Speaker 1: All right, So everybody focuses on Zach's weaknesses. Can you
Speaker 1: talk about Wilson's ranks, what you see here as far
Speaker 1: as what he brings to the table, uh physically, where
Speaker 1: you think he potentially can excel and help this team
Speaker 1: progress here?
Speaker 2: Well, you look at you look at what the Patriots did.
Speaker 2: They made sure that they didn't get past quarterback depth
Speaker 2: because they knew the week before and Cover one he
Speaker 2: used his legs and that they gave him confidence. So
Speaker 2: they made sure that they kept him in the pocket
Speaker 2: and made him feel pressure even though it wasn't real pressure.
Speaker 2: Sometimes a lot of times it was just like the
Speaker 2: walls were closing in, but they were closing in slowly.
Speaker 2: They didn't give him those quick escape routes, and so
Speaker 2: you know, Zach has to use his arm, trust his eyes.
Speaker 2: He can make the throws, he can get the ball there,
Speaker 2: but he has to throw in anticipation. You know, sometimes
Speaker 2: when he scrambles, he throws and it's instinctive because he's running.
Speaker 2: It takes his mind off of going through the process.
Speaker 2: So you have to, I think, give him sale routes.
Speaker 2: Stack routes always have to have. I didn't like yesterday
Speaker 2: that they kept the back end. I understand that, you know,
Speaker 2: New England's not a great pass rushing team. There solid
Speaker 2: pass rushing team. I wish that they would have had
Speaker 2: Michael Carter releasing out a lot of times because it
Speaker 2: was overkill at times, and he has to have some
Speaker 2: type of outlet where guys check out. I remember hith
Speaker 2: Miller used to do that all the time. He would
Speaker 2: protect for Ben Roethlisberger and if nothing came open, if
Speaker 2: he felt the ball that come out, he would be
Speaker 2: blocking and he would just release from his man and
Speaker 2: it'd be an easy dump over pass after everybody's run out,
Speaker 2: kind of what you know the Patriots did yesterday with
Speaker 2: the fake wamb pass where the guy came in and
Speaker 2: hit the defensive end, got lost, and then released out.
Speaker 2: You have to have a system where Zach can know that,
Speaker 2: no matter what, you're always going to have a checkout,
Speaker 2: check down here, check down there. And I love I
Speaker 2: would love to see Mikole Harmon get in the game
Speaker 2: and use some of that speed to blow the top off.
Speaker 2: I feel like teams are playing the Jets horizontally because
Speaker 2: Garrett Wilson, for as good as he is, he's not
Speaker 2: really that deep threat burner, although he can run, but
Speaker 2: you don't look at him like the Tyreek Hill. Right,
Speaker 2: remember who McCole Harmon was brought in his league to replace.
Speaker 2: He's brought in his league to replace Tyreek Hill, and
Speaker 2: he had success playing over forty percent of the snaps
Speaker 2: when he was in Kansas City. Utilize that, right, We
Speaker 2: remember Robbie Anderson his ability to kind of blow the
Speaker 2: top off the defenses. It would give Zach more space, especially,
Speaker 2: you know, especially if you put him and Garrett on
Speaker 2: the same side. I think you can utilize that because
Speaker 2: the safety would have to run and cover McCole harmon
Speaker 2: over the top, which allows Garrett maybe to have dagger
Speaker 2: routes and combinations. And I feel like you have to
Speaker 2: give guys chances, right and I would love to see
Speaker 2: Garrett that yesterday he was in the slot. I believe
Speaker 2: twelve times out of seventy snaps or something like that,
Speaker 2: he has to be in I think he had so
Speaker 2: he's been in slot maybe twelve times this season. I
Speaker 2: believe we have to get him in the slot and
Speaker 2: get him easy, easy catches. Gonzales did a good job
Speaker 2: and kind of playing well, and a lot of times
Speaker 2: it wasn't anything therefore, Zach, but I feel like we
Speaker 2: got to start rubbing guys off and when things aren't there,
Speaker 2: we have to have a checkdown in the county, have
Speaker 2: an outlet.
Speaker 1: I know everything goes hand to hand offensively. But your
Speaker 1: take on the run game and how was New England
Speaker 1: taking that away. That's the second consecutive week where a
Speaker 1: defense said, hey, we know you're gonna want to run
Speaker 1: the football, but we're not gonna lunch.
Speaker 2: You thought. I thought the mistake was trying to run outside.
Speaker 2: We know traditionally that New England never let you get
Speaker 2: outside for the most part, and they had the odd front,
Speaker 2: which means they had two big tackles in between the
Speaker 2: guard and the tackle, and the tackle has to block
Speaker 2: out so they can turn the ball in. I thought
Speaker 2: when they had success is when they ran the ball
Speaker 2: in the inside, and they continue to run the ball
Speaker 2: in the inside. I thought that was the best course
Speaker 2: of action, especially when they had the odd front. Basically
Speaker 2: they had somebody head up on the center and then
Speaker 2: they had two guys outside the guards. That's hard to
Speaker 2: run outside, but you can get a lot of traps
Speaker 2: and woes and double teams that way, and you have
Speaker 2: to figure out who you're gonna let go on the outside. Now,
Speaker 2: I thought they did a good job, but then they
Speaker 2: didn't didn't stay with it, They didn't they didn't do
Speaker 2: anything good enough consistently.
Speaker 1: Did you like that formation where you're going gune and
Speaker 1: you got a number of receivers in the outside, you're
Speaker 1: basically spreading it out and then you're hammering or breeched
Speaker 1: up the middle.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I was talking about, attacking, attacking the interior, right,
Speaker 2: and that's what you do when you get odd fronts
Speaker 2: because eye fronts are hard to run against. I say
Speaker 2: that again because the defensive the nose tackle isn't picking
Speaker 2: a side, so it's not like an angle. He's able
Speaker 2: to If he's able to drive the center straight back,
Speaker 2: then that's that's setting it setting the edge, and then
Speaker 2: the guys on the other side are just firing off.
Speaker 2: And it's hard for a guard to be able to
Speaker 2: push somebody out when they're already sitting on their outside shoulder.
Speaker 2: So what you do is you run inside, right you
Speaker 2: you run inside and you know, I would love to
Speaker 2: see the Pony package a lot more and utilize briefs
Speaker 2: and and and and dalving inside of the the passing
Speaker 2: game like coming through like even old school leads where
Speaker 2: you know, the fullback goes one way and the and
Speaker 2: the tailback goes the other way, or the old school
Speaker 2: strike pass because if they're if they're playing, and you
Speaker 2: get middle you get middle safeties. You know, cover to
Speaker 2: look like New England was trying to do. And you
Speaker 2: have like a fullback that runs through the say like
Speaker 2: the b gap, and he he goes and he continues
Speaker 2: and he runs a vertical route from there with that
Speaker 2: speed that's the way to get those guys open. So
Speaker 2: they got to go back to the during table. Man,
Speaker 2: it's not going to get any easier to facing the
Speaker 2: champions or Sunday night football. And that team looked amazing.
Speaker 2: I know they were playing the Bears, but they can
Speaker 2: wear they can wear any defense out let alone the
Speaker 2: defense that gets overexposed because they're on the field to them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well we're gonna get to that in a second.
Speaker 1: The other thing that's so scary about Kansas City is
Speaker 1: their defense continues to elevate. So you're pairing that defense
Speaker 1: up with a Hall of Fame quarterback, the NFL MVP,
Speaker 1: the bus player in the league, an unbelievable tight end,
Speaker 1: and they continue to use weapons and they're figuring other
Speaker 1: things out offensively. I mean, that team is going to
Speaker 1: be awfully tough to beat, not just Sunday for the Jets,
Speaker 1: but for any team. When we get to January again,
Speaker 1: what do you make of the running back play distribution.
Speaker 1: I think Brees got more snaps against the Patriots than
Speaker 1: he was, followed by Dolvin. You mentioned Michael Carter before.
Speaker 1: Seems like the Jets are using him a lot third
Speaker 1: down back, So Yeah, what's your take on as we
Speaker 1: continue to go through the season. But Breece is still
Speaker 1: on a pitch count, but he had more than thirty
Speaker 1: reps yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, he's going to continue to get stronger.
Speaker 2: And you gotta think the week before he had a
Speaker 2: low pitch count and he had low reps, so he
Speaker 2: should have had a little bit more juice. He's going
Speaker 2: to continue to get stronger, but they have to figure
Speaker 2: out a way to established a run. Now we know
Speaker 2: for the near future that Beckon is going to be
Speaker 2: a left had. You know, the Abt is going to
Speaker 2: be a right tackle. I like the fact that Tipman
Speaker 2: is a great puller. He can play in space, so
Speaker 2: I think you utilize that as well, and you have
Speaker 2: to start utilizing runs in certain concepts that that guys
Speaker 2: are best at. And I think you got to get
Speaker 2: the receivers you know, involved in this run game as well.
Speaker 2: You know, you got to figure things out. I would
Speaker 2: love to see a little bit more Rutger because he's
Speaker 2: I think the most complete tight end that to Jets have,
Speaker 2: and you think about blocking and you know, catching, I
Speaker 2: would love to see him out there a little bit
Speaker 2: more because he's a physical at the point of attack
Speaker 2: type of blocker.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I think Rutger had only one or two snaps,
Speaker 1: and I think initially Salah was saying earlier this week
Speaker 1: that Hey anticipate seeing him more out there. You mentioned
Speaker 1: the offensive line. Interesting what you said about Tipman. How
Speaker 1: do you think he acquitted himself? Considering that Hey comes
Speaker 1: out of Wisconsin. The Jets talked about his position flexibility,
Speaker 1: but last couple of years he's been playing center there.
Speaker 1: Then he's kind of thrown to the walls against a
Speaker 1: very good defense there in the Patriots in his first
Speaker 1: career started guard.
Speaker 2: I thought, I thought the Jets offensive line was was
Speaker 2: was good. I thought, you know, there's some some players
Speaker 2: you want to have back like every other chain, I
Speaker 2: thought they were scrappy. I thought they were decent, above
Speaker 2: average and past protection. That communications only gonna get better
Speaker 2: if they continue to play with each other, and they're
Speaker 2: gonna get chemistry. They're going to learn how to block
Speaker 2: certain fronts and have communication with each other, you know,
Speaker 2: on that side, whether it's you know, his communication with
Speaker 2: Beer Tucker, whether it's becting and lengthens communication on the
Speaker 2: other side as well. Hopefully we can get back to
Speaker 2: riding down you know, Route seventy seven and start leaning
Speaker 2: on it that way and let him come off. And
Speaker 2: you know, with an athletic guard that can pull you,
Speaker 2: you could expect like maybe Tipman pulling to Beckton's side
Speaker 2: and being able to add more bodies over there. So listen,
Speaker 2: they got to they got a lot to review, not
Speaker 2: a short turnaround, but they gotta they gotta move forward
Speaker 2: from this, and they got to figure out because it's
Speaker 2: not panic time, but it's getting close.
Speaker 1: The mental game is so important in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: You know that especially it's a quarterback position. If you're
Speaker 1: solid today, if you're hacking today, if you're rob calibreeze,
Speaker 1: what are you saying to Zach Wilson.
Speaker 2: You're telling them, Hey, we're giving you an opportunity and
Speaker 2: we're riding with you. But you know we can't. We
Speaker 2: can't stay with you to the detriment of our team. Now,
Speaker 2: we're giving you an opportunity. And understand what this year
Speaker 2: was supposed to be, but things change. We understand it's
Speaker 2: supposed to be a gap year. We need you to
Speaker 2: be the best version of yourself that you can be.
Speaker 2: You know, he did a good job and I turned
Speaker 2: the ball over. I know that was the Achilles Hill
Speaker 2: seven turnovers. We facing Bill Belichick. But you still can't
Speaker 2: be afraid to make plays. You can't be afraid to
Speaker 2: pull the trigger. And you know it's a fine line
Speaker 2: between you know, being aggressive and being reckless, and we
Speaker 2: don't We want you to be aggressive. We don't want
Speaker 2: you to be reckless.
Speaker 1: Do you anticipate any quarterbacks being moved throughout the National
Speaker 1: Football League prior to the trade deadline.
Speaker 2: I absolutely do. The issue is that all the places
Speaker 2: that had quarterbacks that you would think would be moved
Speaker 2: quarterbacks sustain the starting quarterbacks sustained injuries. Rather, you want
Speaker 2: to talk about Derek Carr and Jameis Winston having to play.
Speaker 2: You want to talk about, you know, the red rifle
Speaker 2: playing Andy Dalton play for for Bryce Young. You want
Speaker 2: to talk about Anthony Richardson going down and Gardner Minshew
Speaker 2: coming in and beating the Ravens on the road in overtime.
Speaker 2: You know. So, you know, Jacoby Brissett is the only
Speaker 2: one that really hasn't had to step into Sam Howe.
Speaker 2: So you know, I expect guys to be moved as
Speaker 2: teams figure that they're out of the contention and they
Speaker 2: want to try and move assets that they may not
Speaker 2: be on the team. It's early, it's only week three,
Speaker 2: but it's the guys and teams that are already in
Speaker 2: desperation mode. And you think about Minnesota on three, you
Speaker 2: think about the teams out there that are you know, Denver,
Speaker 2: oh and three. You think about the teams out there
Speaker 2: that understand what and three means, and on four, could
Speaker 2: mean that they start to go to Plan B.
Speaker 1: What about everything being magnified in New York. You played
Speaker 1: here with the Jets. You just mentioned it before. I
Speaker 1: think we lose sight of that right immediately after the game?
Speaker 1: Is the Patriots win a fifteen consecutive time in the
Speaker 1: regular season over the Jets. The Jets now have lost
Speaker 1: two straight games, but there are one and two. There's
Speaker 1: a ton of season left. Can you talk about maybe
Speaker 1: all the hype that went into the season starting March
Speaker 1: fifteenth and then where we were September eleventh, and how
Speaker 1: different everything feels right now?
Speaker 2: Well, you can't. You can't. You can't embrace and welcome
Speaker 2: all the hype that went on from March to now
Speaker 2: and then when it goes when it doesn't go your way,
Speaker 2: then complain about the hype or the or the attention
Speaker 2: that you're getting. Because you got the attention and you
Speaker 2: liked it when it was positive, you have to understand
Speaker 2: that the negative attention and the overexposure comes when you
Speaker 2: lose as well. So I mean, it's a catch twenty two.
Speaker 2: Same thing, make you laugh, make you cry, and right
Speaker 2: now it's making it just cry.
Speaker 1: Hey. Some takes throughout the League. Let's focus on the division.
Speaker 1: Miami puts up seventy and more than seven hundred yards
Speaker 1: of total offense in that dismantling the destruction of the
Speaker 1: Denver Broncos. How surprised were you by that? Just seeing
Speaker 1: those kind of numbers. The guy played defense in the
Speaker 1: National Football League.
Speaker 2: Well, I wasn't surprised that the Dolphins put up I
Speaker 2: thought they were you know, average, damn there, thirty burger
Speaker 2: this year with what they were able to do last year.
Speaker 2: And remember, these packages are growing. Everybody's kind of understanding
Speaker 2: the concepts, and you know this year they have these
Speaker 2: new wrinkles with the motion straight out to number one
Speaker 2: and creating space, and they have so much speed out there.
Speaker 2: And you know the fact that they got rid of
Speaker 2: a guy like Mike Gaesicki that was playing for the Patriots,
Speaker 2: so that they get a guy that can block better
Speaker 2: at the tight end position because they want their offense
Speaker 2: to go through their running backs but also through their receivers.
Speaker 2: I thought, I think Mike McDaniels is doing an outstanding job.
Speaker 2: I think he's early front runner for Coach of the
Speaker 2: Year with what he's doing. He's so smart and so
Speaker 2: innovative when he comes to game planning and play and
Speaker 2: play design. That I think there's somebody to be reckoned with.
Speaker 2: But you know, everybody knows that if Tool gets hurts,
Speaker 2: that's what everybody is afraid of. Because they were on
Speaker 2: their way last year. As far as the offense, they
Speaker 2: have a big matchup coming up, I think against the Bills,
Speaker 2: and we'll get a greater assessment of who they are
Speaker 2: because we know that the Broncos are are a mess
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you mentioned the Bills. I mean the Jets scored
Speaker 1: that big win Week one, and Buffaloes kind of study
Speaker 1: the ship against inferior opponents when you're talking about the
Speaker 1: Raiders and the Washington Commanders. But that defense looks like
Speaker 1: they're taking it up the level. So that match up
Speaker 1: between Miami and Buffalo is going to be interesting in
Speaker 1: Week four.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the Dolphins defense isn't great. I'm still missing
Speaker 2: Ramsey and you know, you know that Josh Allen can
Speaker 2: put up points and now I don't know if he
Speaker 2: can put up points at that pace. But last year
Speaker 2: in the playoffs, really what the Dolphins did well was
Speaker 2: run the ball against They run the ball against them
Speaker 2: surprisingly and I think they can do that even to
Speaker 2: another level. Now that you know, you look at Milano,
Speaker 2: who's outstanding playing you know, outstanding football, but also when
Speaker 2: you look at you know, no Edmonds there, I think
Speaker 2: it leads a little bit to be desired for his
Speaker 2: backup and his replacement mcdames. They can run that ball
Speaker 2: with those home run hitters moster in the rookie. That's
Speaker 2: a lot of speed. You saw they put up almost
Speaker 2: two hundred yards rushing yesterday against the defense that traditionally
Speaker 2: was a top tier defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think they have more than three hundred yards rushing. Listen, Okay,
Speaker 1: so let's talk about Jets Chiefs briefly. Sunday night football.
Speaker 1: You know you're gonna come out with an inspired effort.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the nation is going to be watching. Again. Defensively,
Speaker 1: what's the game playing against Mahomes and Kelsey and.
Speaker 2: Company getting off the fill on third down? And you
Speaker 2: have to understand that you have to stand your lanes
Speaker 2: because if you decide to rush and play cover one,
Speaker 2: or or if you decide to rush for Mahomes this
Speaker 2: year and last year beginning has hurt teams tremendously with
Speaker 2: his legs he's not the most athletic guy, but you know,
Speaker 2: four man rush allows two lanes for the quarterback to
Speaker 2: run through, and he's been killing guys with that. He's
Speaker 2: just taking whatever they give if you want to get
Speaker 2: all this tremendous depth, and he sees that he's not
Speaker 2: gonna hesitate the run because he knows that you're going
Speaker 2: to get a double team on on Kelsey. Maybe you
Speaker 2: do some unique things where you, you know, play sauce
Speaker 2: and I know you don't like to move, but play
Speaker 2: sauce on Kelsey because not because it's size, but because
Speaker 2: it's length, it's ability to have a huge defense radius.
Speaker 2: Maybe the best matchup that they can put out there
Speaker 2: to really try and slow Kelsey down, especially when he
Speaker 2: split away from the offensive line. Maybe you want to
Speaker 2: match up and bring in another corner because I think
Speaker 2: Valdell Scanley and these other guys aren't the same nearly
Speaker 2: the threat that Kelsey is.
Speaker 1: Would you like to see that saw us on Kelsey?
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course. I mean you think about size as
Speaker 2: far as hype. He's probably one of the tallest defensive
Speaker 2: backs that you guys have, if not the tallest. He's
Speaker 2: definitely the best with his feet and he's great at
Speaker 2: playing the ball. I remember last year, you know him
Speaker 2: being a rookie playing Mark Andrews really well. So I think,
Speaker 2: you know, Mark Andrews is a faster version of Kelsey.
Speaker 2: Kelsey's just a little bit more crafty. So I think
Speaker 2: that would be a good matchup other.
Speaker 1: Side of the ball. How do you contain the game
Speaker 1: rocker who is Chris Jones.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's only going to get stronger, getting more
Speaker 2: and more reps. You just have to listen. This tough sledding.
Speaker 2: You you challenge your offensive line, you gotta say, hey,
Speaker 2: we got to run into this guy. Yeah. I think
Speaker 2: the the the hard and soul is bowling. The middle
Speaker 2: linebacker who's I've always loved coming out of Missouri. He
Speaker 2: plays with his hair on fire. He kind of plays
Speaker 2: like Quincy and he's been playing at a high level
Speaker 2: man and that's been the biggest difference that they have
Speaker 2: great linebacker play between him and Gay. They have a
Speaker 2: lot of team speed. Specnola has done a good job
Speaker 2: and they're gonna they're going to try and attack attack Zach,
Speaker 2: and Zach has to be prepared. And this is one
Speaker 2: of those things that if you don't come out there
Speaker 2: on your a game. You may be embarrassed and you
Speaker 2: know all your peers and everybody's watching, and then there's
Speaker 2: really nowhere to hide, you know, because the entire nation
Speaker 2: is going to come out because they're going to be
Speaker 2: focused on your game.
Speaker 1: What you say, attack Spag's gonna be sent on all
Speaker 1: sorts of blitz packages at him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's gonna dare him to find the open read.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be tough, you know what I mean? And
Speaker 2: I know this would be personal game for m coole
Speaker 2: Harmon because they decided to move on from him. And
Speaker 2: you know, if he's sitting there not involved in the packages,
Speaker 2: I think you know, he could hurt morale a lot.
Speaker 1: All right, let's send on a positive no here bro
Speaker 1: Mostly and Quincy. How good of those two ben throughout
Speaker 1: the first three games? And how much do you, as
Speaker 1: a dude who played the position of enjoy watching them play.
Speaker 2: I mean they's played that they played at a high level.
Speaker 2: I think Quincy has really took it up another notch.
Speaker 2: I mean I can even argue those can argue that
Speaker 2: maybe he's underpaid right with the level play that he's playing.
Speaker 2: But he's playing at a level that's elite. He's seeing
Speaker 2: the field well, and he's starting to try and find
Speaker 2: that balance between playing reckless and playing out of control.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, I think me, I'm me
Speaker 2: under control of reckless. He's finding that fine balance where
Speaker 2: he's taking the shots. He's a physical presence for them.
Speaker 2: I think he sets the tone and CJ. It's just
Speaker 2: a general out there, you know, being able to control
Speaker 2: all the troops and let them know the situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and don't piss them off either. That Juju shot
Speaker 1: seem to really get under his skin all over the place.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I mean you talk about your cheap shots,
Speaker 2: you talk about sauces getting hitting the family jewels. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's that's what makes things. That's what makes it hurt more.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean that you you let a
Speaker 2: team like that off the hook where they had no
Speaker 2: reason to beat you. They talked about not giving up
Speaker 2: that big play, but having that type of chance. That's
Speaker 2: what really gets underneath your skin.
Speaker 1: But the rally cry this week's got to be hey, listen,
Speaker 1: nobody expects you guys to win this game. Let it
Speaker 1: all hang out here.
Speaker 2: I mean, it should be that every week It has
Speaker 2: to be that, right because I think the sentiment that
Speaker 2: the Jets are a playoff team has changed where they
Speaker 2: went from the hated team to the team that people
Speaker 2: have empathy and nobody wants to have people feel sorry
Speaker 2: for you, you know what I mean. And you know you
Speaker 2: got people out there, You've got you got teams that
Speaker 2: are getting injured all over the place, and everybody's having
Speaker 2: these same conversations that we have to step it up,
Speaker 2: you know, whether it's you know, the backfield with the
Speaker 2: Ravens rather you talk about you know, Nick Chubb being gone,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, It's it's this is football,
Speaker 2: and every year you have a you have a string
Speaker 2: of injuries that could either make or break your season.
Speaker 2: It's about what you do after it, right Dallas is
Speaker 2: you know, having to figure out what they're doing with
Speaker 2: their with theirselves as well as they they got an
Speaker 2: adults in reality and realize that it's not easy when
Speaker 2: you lose a major component, major part of your team
Speaker 2: and how that changes things.
Speaker 1: It was legg day for Bart Scott today. Don't piss
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Speaker 2: Brother, look forward to it,