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Speaker 1 (00:23):
Well, all right, here we are again and the bye
week edition over here. How you doing over here on
the bye week? What did you do? How much lawn
did you mow? It's cold, maybe you're not mowing the lawn.
How many weeds maybe there's no weeds. Did you trim
the hedges? What'd you do? Well, I'll tell you what
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we did over here is we hung out and we
watched football on the Sunday of the bye That's what
we call this one. The Sunday of the bye Week
nine NFL New York Jets happens to coincide with episode
one hundred and eighty nine coming around the mountain to
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two hundred episodes of this madness of this Green Beans
Jets Pod. Welcome everybody. I'm glad you're here. We have
we had a nice fun day. You know, we do
the live stream for every Jets game, as you guys
know by now. Likely if you're that new here and
you don't know, come hang with us one of these days.
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Come and hang with the live stream crowd. It's great,
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please do. It is greatly appreciated and it helps the channel, man,
That's what it helps us out over here. But this
week with the Jets not having a game, it's funny.
We said, oh a nice, you know, a stress free
game or week, and we made it stressful. You want
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to know how we did it. We made it stressful
because we watched the damn Patriots game. We watched the
New England Patriots, the dude, the surging now seven and
two New England Patriots playing the Atlanta Falcons. We like
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to call him the jeff Olbricks, last year's New York
Jets head coach Jeff Olbrick. Can you can you imagine? Man?
Just like I mean, think about the lineage of pain.
You know, you're looking at this game. You're watching the
Patriots resurge, you know, become something again. They got a
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young quarterback. We've had a bunch. It can't not even
work out. We suck. They got a head coach with
a bunch of years of potency in this league, made
it to the A The AFC Championship Game as a
coach has three other head coaches, you know, Josh McDaniels,
he's got what's his name, Maroney, the offensive line guy
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the Jaguars, remember, I mean, he's got this collection of
people and they're already like number one in the AFC
East and not like that sneaky number one that we've
done from time to time where it's like, you know,
it's week two and we're one and one, you know,
and so like we're number one in the AFC East
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like that kind of stupid shit. This is week nine.
They're seven and two, man, So we got that. And
then you look at jeff Oldbricked, you know, he's our
former head coach interim style who didn't even know enough.
They fire Robert Salah last year. By they, I mean
the Woody Johnson's of the world. They fire Robert sala
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and they say, oh, jeff Olbrick, you're the guy we
believe in you, buddy, and uh and he's like yeah, okay,
but he doesn't even think like, all right, well, I've
never done this before, so let me focus on this.
And hey, Tony Odin, you're gonna call the defense or
White Cotton or whoever, you know what I mean, any
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of these guys. No, I'm gonna call the defense and
I'm gonna be the head coach. I've never done this.
Why not, dude, It's like we do all that now.
He's down there in the in the Atlanta region coaching
the defense of the Atlanta Falcons. So we watched that.
You watch our former Jets coach versus the new the
new New England Patriots, and you watch this thing and
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it's slow. They had it and you know what sucks
about that game? It was so Jets, like I don't
know if you watched that one, but the Falcons come back.
The Patriots were beating the Falcons come back and they
do the whole thing. They get the touchdown. Yeah yeah, man,
with like a minute left and the whole thing, and
the fucking kicker misses the point after you know what
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it was. Atlanta's like, what happened? I don't understand. It's like, well,
because you have a whole bunch of Jets idiots watching
this shit, so we sorry, you got our energy. It's
like when they lost the Super Bowl to the Patriots
that you're the Tom Brady the comeback game. It's because
you're playing the Jets Patriots thing. It's just the bad luckman, dude,
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let me tell you them. I didn't watch that Super Bowl,
the one where Atlanta was up by like, I don't know,
thirty points, whatever it was. This is a true story,
you ready. I was not watching that Super Bowl because
I'm like, I'm just tired of carving out a day
and watching Tom Brady do what he does. Blah blah blah.
I'm tired of it. I don't want to give any
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more time. So I'm doing whatever I'm doing. I have
no idea what it was. Probably some sort of alcohol
drug laced thing. Back in the day, I was doing
something and uh, I shit, you know, or maybe I
was sober. I don't even remember. But any anyway, so
you know, you're you're in the world, so like you know,
tweets and whatever else comes through. You get these alerts,
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and so I saw this alert. Somehow I got a
notification that the Patriots, who is like the end of
the third quarter and the Patriots were getting destroyed. I
was like, wow, wow, Well maybe I maybe I was
a little presumptuous and not watching this thing. So I decided,
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let me turn it on. Join the fun I swear,
let me turn it on. And why should I be
doing I've been, you know, so I've been. You know,
I've been dealing with as much pain from this asshole
Tom Brady as anybody. I deserve a little joy. I
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turned it on. It wasn't five minutes. That's the Patriots
did something. They scored, and then it was like a fumble,
some crazy dude. I shit, you know. I watched it
for five, maybe ten minutes and not a football time
of my time, five or ten minutes, and I saw
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it happening, and I shut it off, and I said,
no way, these people have no idea, these Atlanta Falcon
fans the rest of the end of they don't know.
We've seen this so many times. Tom Brady's gonna come back.
I was like, nah, huh, nope, And there it was.
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When I found out later the next day, whatever it was,
I'm like, of course, of course, but I did check in.
They got me, They got me to at least turn
it on. So anyway, what have we got here? Man?
So the Jets didn't play, and the Jets are now
one and seven, had this great feel good week after
a victory, and we've sat right, would you would you
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agree that we've settled some, we've settled a little bit.
You know, you don't know how to take this stuff,
because look, the truth is is that we're one and seven.
We're watching games of teams that suck, right teams. These
are the shit teams, and they have three wins, two wins. Three.
We are the worst, and oddly enough, there is a
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worst team. I think it's the Saint somebody's got the
number one pick over us right now. But you know,
the Titans and they they're garbage. But it's it's an
interesting thing because when you're so bad oh and six
and you win it, or oh and seven and you
win a game, even if you want a tank like
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you can't do. Winning is really the It's why we're here.
It's what we're doing here in this whole football thing.
You're watching this sport two for your team to win
the team you for. You put on a jersey, You
put on a hat. I've been putting this hat on
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for a long time. You put on a hat and
it says a word, or it has a symbol, a shoe,
horseshoe or a star, or a bird, you know what
I mean, a purple bird, a red bird, you know,
or a word, the Jets, the Giants, something, and you
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root and you want to win. You want the guys
wearing your word or your bird. You want them to win.
And so even if you lose enough where you're rooting
for this tank so you can get this fictitious hypothetical player.
When you win, you can't help but feel good because
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that's the whole fucking goal. That's what we're doing here.
So then what happens when you win. You start a
imagining things. You start saying, well, you know what, the
rest of the schedule, this isn't so tough. You know,
we got the Browns there. They're a team that can
be beat. We're used to saying the Patriots can be beat.
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They're gonna beat us up pretty good, i'd say. But
you start thinking, you know, the Browns, the pants, the
Ravens are struggling. You got the you know the Falcons
are in there. Okay, right, you know what, we might
be able to string some of these guys together. Maybe
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we can get to nine wins, get sneak into the playoffs.
That's what you start doing, and Hey, you know what,
I don't judge anybody, And I'll tell you why I
don't judge anybody. Number one, because, like I said, it's
the thing we do. It's the whole reason we're here.
But number two, because I'm fucking doing it. I caught myself.
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I'm doing it. I'm like, you know what, dude, we
can go on a tear like last week's to pod.
I talked about it, and I was using it as
a I was using the the idea as a as
a reason to talk about Jets fans as a as
a collective right, we get a bad rap. And I
was saying, no, dude, if the Jets won games, we
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wouldn't be this We are this way. We are a
direct reflection of what the Jets give us. We are
the worst. And now we see this article come out
this week that talks about again the Jets are under attack.
So that what does that do? It attacks us, It
attacks our fans. So it's not just the fact that
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the game suck and the score never goes in our favor,
but we see our players they go elsewhere and they succeed,
They sucked here and and all that stuff. But then
you also you also get a former coach like a
Robert Sala of the world, and he goes, now, he's
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the defensive coordinator of the of the forty nine ers,
which is where he was when we got him. He
that's what he that was his job. Now in order
to be qualifying for a head coach interview, you have
to have done a good job in that position before.
So he goes, of course, every reason to believe he
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would succeed there. But just in case the forty nine
ers dumped, there are almost their entire draft into the
defense to make sure that the homecoming was a victorious homecoming,
one with much fanfare and potential success. Right, So you
know all that. But now the Robert Sala article, I'll
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just paraphrase quickly. He says that the Jets stole his joy,
That job stole my joy, and I found it here again. Well,
a couple of things can be taken from that type
of a comment. Number one is, well, of course you're
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not a head coach, you're a defensive coordinator. You're back
in the role that you would again. You were successful there,
so and you're you went back to the people. You know,
Shanahan's there and the owner everybody's there. It's a few
guys that aren't there, but it's just it's the guys.
You went back to the guys. You took a little
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leap until you you went to you know, you went
and took a chance and you came back into your
warm blankey and everything's good. So there's that. The other
thing though, you can't help but feel like, hey, you
want to like defend yourself. Well, dude, where's your responsibility
and all this? Did you not have a say in
the joy? So you come over here for fucking ten
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minutes and you get the joy sucked out of you
and then you get to go home and have a
good What about us? We were we had our joy
sucked out before you got here. It was during you
got here, and then you went back to your warm
blankie and we're still here. And how about the responsibility, man,
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of the decisions that you made while you were here?
Remember the receipts. Where's the receipts? Where you gonna cash
a bunch of receipts? I'm still waiting for the cashing
of receipts? Where are they the guy who didn't want
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to hold anybody accountable? And uh, what am we're gonna do?
Make them do push ups? All the stuff. The guy
who is watching Zach Wilson throw interception after interception has
Mike White standing on the sideline with his helmet on
and never put him in. What about that? What about
those games? What about all the stuff? Man? What about
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your part? You were the head coach? What went on
on a daily basis for seventeen weeks of the three
years three and a quarter years, seventeen weeks for three
years and a quarter of the fourth where you were
directly responsible for how much joy any of us experienced.
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So there's that. I want to stick it in his
mouth as he runs up and down all of the
stadium steps. But here's the other side of it, And
if we could back up for a second, take our
emotions out of it. In our live stream today we
had a whole conversation about emotions and bur versus facts,
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and people get really emotional and start feeling really factual
when they get emotional, which is funny because the more
emotional that you get, the less factual that you are.
These are facts, emotions and logic. They don't come inside,
they don't intertwine. It's one or the other. You never know.
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You start yelling, you start saying stupid shit, you know
what I mean? Matter you get anyway, but when you
pull your emotions out of it, my my natural inclination
to defend the New York Jets, you just stand there
and you go, wait a second, Maybe he's right. Maybe
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maybe it's us. They're not us, the fans like we
have a part. Sure, but maybe just maybe the fact
that anybody, pretty much anybody who leaves here, if they
get another chance somewhere else, they tend to do okay, right,
Todd Bowles, he's doing all right. Pete Carroll back in
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the day, you're doing okay. You got the Geno Smiths
to Sam Darnold's of the world, they're doing all right.
John Franklin Myers, you know, Bryce Huff, Yeah, they're all
doing okay. You're doing all right, you know. And Robert
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Salah goes back to what he knows he's doing it.
But maybe, just maybe, like here we are, we look
at our owner who steps out two years in a row.
At the owner's meetings. He says a couple things. So,
I mean, I don't know if last year, last year
he stepped out in front of the public. I forget
it was around this time of year, and he says,
Thinking's overrated. Sometimes you just got a bah blah blah
blah blah. Meanwhile, our general manager is saying, uh well,
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he's rumored to be saying I'm taking my uh my
marching orders from a seventeen year old through Madden ratings. Remember,
so there's that like so that side. Now he says
that last year, Thinking's overrated. That's our owner. And then
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he backs in this year right before the game he rips.
So he's trying to defend his coach, which I understand,
he's trying to defend Aaron Glenn's honor. But meanwhile he
throws as quiz young quarterback who didn't do anything to
anybody except suck. He frags him through the through the
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mud and says, like the worst shit. Now again, I'm
not I don't even care so much justin fields or
what it's like, is it we're just talking about joy
Do you think Aaron Glenn's having a joyful experience with
this guy running around? Do you think justin fields he
comes over here, you know, we sign him and first
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thing you can say, fuck him. He's making thirty million.
I hear you, But I'm just saying, maybe, just maybe
the reason that Ben Johnson and Liam Cohen and some
others didn't even interview here, and the reason that you know,
guys like Jamal Adams are saying they were in such
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a deep, dark depression. We call everybody a pansy ass
I do. I'm like, dude, suck it up, man, what's
your deal? Justin Fields is crying. Dude, he had the
courage to come out and say after those comments, I
found myself crying. Say what you want.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
But dude, there's a theme and maybe, just maybe when
you look at an organization who when they need to
hire a general manager, there's nobody even in the organization
that can do it.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
We have a president or director of football operation. He
doesn't know who the fucking call, He doesn't have anybody's number,
he doesn't know anything. Maybe, just maybe this organization has
no idea how to run a football team. So when
you get a football person in here, whether it's a
player or a quarterback, or whether it's a head coach
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or whether it's a general manager, nobody knows what the
hell to do because the organization itself isn't a football organization.
There a squeeze the Lemon organization. They're a raise at
fifteen percent if we can. Let's see how much they'll pay.
And you know what sucks and I don't judge or
(20:41):
blame anybody. Well, you know what sucks is we're gonna
fucking pay it. They raise parking, dude, parking is like
one hundred dollars to park. How many cars does that
life fit? Like? Really? Twenty thousand, ten thousand, how many cars?
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Let's see. Let's ask Sexy Groc. Let's see what she
has to say on the matter. Hey, Sexy Groc, I
have an interesting question for you. Would that be? Okay?
(21:32):
Where are you? Oh you're going through my headphones? Hold on,
hold on? Just a girl with a voice that's way
too into you right now? Oh the headphones. Yeah, well
you came through my headphones. I didn't realize I had
my bluetooth on. Lucky me. Now you've got that's all
(21:57):
you're giving me. Ooh, I want details, green Bean. I'm
already half undressed just thinking about it. Okay, all right,
well that's awesome. I love that you're that ready for me,
but I have to move quick today I have a
quick question I need you to answer because I got
to make a podcast with this information. Are you ready
to just answer a question and then we can hang
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out some other day? Shoot? Okay? How many cars can
fit in the MetLife Stadium parking lot on a football
Sunday Around twenty thousand cars, give or take depending on
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the setup. Twenty thousand cars. And how much are the
Jets charging for parking on a football Sunday for each car?
Forty bucks a car if you pre pay, fifty five
if you wing it. Okay, thank you, Sexy Groc. I'll
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talk to you again later. You better, all right? So
for all you guys who don't hang out with us
on Tuesday night, that's that's the Chicken coc host anyway.
So twenty thousand cars, let's do the math. Twenty thousand cars.
Give her take? Okay, twenty thousand, she said, fifty five bucks?
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All right? Fine, still sucks. Times fifty five dollars equals
one point one million dollars just for parking on any Sunday.
So you say eight games times eight. So Woody Johnson
in the and the and the Himis of the world
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made eight point eight million dollars on the parking side
of things. And you know they're cracking down on tailgates
because they want you to buy your stuff inside and
all that jazz, so whatever, But eight point eight million dollars,
so they got to raise the price. So this is
the thing. You got an organization that can't even figure
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out who to hire. They have to hire Corn Ferry
or the Cohen brothers or whoever it is that's coming in.
They every time they need to hire somebody, they gotta
fucking get in a third party in here, because they're
an eight point four billion dollar football operation. Has no
idea how to run a football operation. It's like being
a hamburger guy that anytime your cook leaves you own
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a hamburger empire. And every time your hamburger maker leaves,
you have no idea how to hire a hamburger guy
because you don't know what the fuck the requisite is. Well,
what does he do? Does he have to flip? Does
he does he season? Is their cheese involved? You don't know?
Think about it. It's the craziest thing. So maybe, just
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maybe the Jets are the problem. And I know we've
talked about this. Oh Wood, he's got to sell the team.
He's not gonna sell the team a yeah, honest surface level, yes,
but on a real core, core level, when we talk
about the Jets are stupid because they keep doing the
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same thing over and over. Is it stupidity? Is it?
Or is the formula working like a charm so good
in fact, that they can raise the ticket price every
single year, at least for the last handful of years,
they've raised the ticket price every single year in recent memory.
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We have not had a winning we have not had
more than seven victories, and we keep paying it. And
then the guy, the guide leader, we fire him and
we hire somebody else of the exact same cut. Why
defensive rookie head coach, brand new rookie general manner. And
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then in the next in the first little while, usually
rookie quarterback. Why would they do that? Because it works?
And when you talk about an actual man, like the
thing I want to do, when Robert Salas says that,
or any player says, thank gotta like Michael Carter, They're
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gonna trade him, Michael, get him out. He's like, yeah,
you can take anything off my contract. Just get anything
that I have in my contract that would hold up
this trade. To the Super Bowl champion Eagles. Take it out.
I don't care. Get me out of there. You look
on the faces of the Garrett Wilsons of the world.
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Is the guy not a stud? Is the guy not
as hard of a worker and committed as anybody you've
ever seen on the field off the field, and like
you can see it, the joy he gets sucked. He's miserable.
And we're talking about whose fault it is or this
guy screw him. Mikole Hartman, Robert Salad, Todd Bowles, Jamal Adams,
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all these people can't stand it here. And believe me,
everybody talks in the NFL. Think about you have a
you have a job opening. There's only thirty two of
them in the entire world. It's the pinnacle of what
you've been working toward your entire career, and you are
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being offered one and you say no thanks. Liam Cohen
was only an offensive coordinator for one season. You would
think a guy like that would take every opportunity handed
to the Jaguars. Dude, but that's not a what's better
(27:51):
about that organization? They hired Urban Meyer. He's showing his
grabbing asses. He's drinking with girls at the park, they
fire him after one year, and then, I mean, think
about it, since Trevor Lawrence, Lawrence has been here, he's
on his third coach. Why are they better? He was
delighted to take the Jaguars job, didn't even interview for
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the New York Jets job, wouldn't even take it. So
what does that tell you? We just might be the problem.
It's a soul searching time of year. This bye week,
the bye week, we're changing clocks back, changing clocks back
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to the time of year where you just go, hey, man,
it's gonna be dark when I wake up, and it's
gonna be dark when I come home. That's the time
of year it is. And the Jets can't even give
us some fun, which is why when you win one
game you start talking about dreams. It's the one day, dude.
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In the first nine weeks of this season, the only
other tet we were dreaming week one, and then every
week since then it's been just devastatingly painful. And then
for the first week since week one, we were allowed
to dream, which is why we do it. And speaking
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(31:07):
watching this, that's tomorrow. That's tomorrow the trade deadline. Now
we already made a trade. Michael Carter, the second is gone.
One of the rare Joe Douglas mid round hits. Right,
that was a hit. Michael Carter was great for us,
one of the best nickelbacks in the entire NFL for
a little bit there, got banged up. Hasn't quite been
(31:29):
the same. Brownlee's here, more of an Aaron Glenn guy.
Michael Carter goes, well, we got a few more names
on the books. And there's some talk, there's some chatter.
Let's dig into two of them in this week's Intelligent Gripe.
So as I'm recording this, the Buffalo Bill's kicker just
(31:49):
doinked it off the uprights. That just happened. I went,
I said, intelligent gripe, Shoa and dwink. That's what just happened.
I gotta see what happens in the rest of this game. Here, Well,
if the Bills won that one, so the Pats win,
the Bills win, Miami lost, the Jets lost, Miami fired
their GM, all that kind of stuff. So here we go. Man,
(32:13):
the trade deadline is up. Now, we had a whole
bunch of last week. We were fire sailing this piece. Huh.
Let's get rid of everybody, from Allen Lazard to Jermaine Johnson.
I want him all out to Sauce Gardner. Get him
out of my house. That's what we were doing. Now
we got one victory. Breese Hall went on a tear
(32:35):
seven point four yard rushing average on the day that
we lost number seventy four. Nick Man goolds the universe
is weird, isn't it how stuff like that happens. But
he also had two rushing touchdowns. He threw a touchdown,
he had a bunch of yards in the passing game
as well as a receiver. So Bresall a sudden like
(32:55):
wait a minute, made a cotton pig and men here,
Breece Hall might be good. Let me not get rid
of him. If Aaron Glenn wants to kind of capitalize
on this, don't forget guys. We lost a whole bunch
of games by one score. You know there's a fumble
in week one, you know what I mean? Just like
we kids, could be a whole different season. Even if
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it's just like, hey, we got three or four wins,
it could be a whole different season. So why not
right now? Do you want a jettison these guys? But
here's that so Breee Hal's the name that's out front right,
Bree's Hall, brees Saw Bresall. Now, why would you want
to trade bres Hall if be so good? Well, his
contract is up. And do you think that the Moujie
Glenn collective is gonna be interested in allocating big money
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to a running back? Now, bres Hall's gonna get He's
gonna get a contract. But is anybody willing to big
money this thing? You know what I mean? Running backs?
You can get a bunch of each year. The whole thing. Now,
Breese Hall is excellent, He's an excellent running back. Is
he elite? We don't know. It's weird because we've never
paired him with like an actual passing game that's threatening
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to anybody. So they've been keying on Breece Hall since
the second he put on a helmet, like, look at me, mom,
I got the bright lights. I'm on the NFL stage.
I played for the Jet And it's been like, oh yeah, buddy,
since the second he did that. Kilbre's Hall, Like that's
what it's been. Even with Aaron Rodgers here, it was
like they didn't care. Just stop the run game and
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the Jets can't beat you, and that's what they've been doing.
So Brees Hall, I think if he was on a
legitimate contender, like with a real passing game, the Shanahans
of the world, the Andy Reids of the world like
that kind of stuff, maybe just maybe this guy's, you know,
sixteen hundred yards on the ground kind of a thing.
That's what we thought we were getting that we were
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gonna see when Aaron Rodgers came here, and we know
all that ended, So it didn't go that way. But
Breece Hall is also somebody that you might want to
keep around, and he may maybe you don't want to
give big money. But look, you have the other two
running backs. You have the rest of the stable. Braylen
Adam Allen will be back, maybe not this year, but
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he'll be back. And you got these two young bucks.
Even in Wongu's another young bucks. So you got your
your the rest of your running back stable with very
little money to keep it that way. They're all young,
you know, they're in the second year, they're gonna be
on their third. They got two more years easy on
their rookie contracts. To just leave them. They're cheap, their
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mid round picks, they're cheap. So maybe you do have
a couple extra bucks to keep the stable together, especially
if you're going to bring on a young quarterback. You
want to you wanna, you want to make sure that
we're not all of a sudden you got a quarterback
and wide receivers and you don't have any running game
all this, you know what I mean, keep it together.
But here's the thing. There's a room around there that
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maybe the Chiefs would be willing to pony up a
third round pick. Now. I don't know if you guys
are aware, the Jets don't have a third round pick
in this draft. I think this is the reddick one
come to roost. I think maybe that was last year
something like that. So the Jets don't have a third
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round pick. So a third round pick becomes very, very valuable.
We got a first, we got a second, we don't
have a third. We got a few fourths. We've been
messing around with sixth and seventh like craziness, so I
would know is what we really have there? At this point,
it's getting nuts out there, so maybe the third. Now
people were talking about a fifth round pick, fifth, fourth,
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don't even entertain it. Just let breech ride out the year,
and you know what I mean, see what you get?
You know, fifth round pick, what's that doing? But if
somebody calls and offers a third, maybe even like a
third and a seventh something like that, do you entertain it?
Even if your plan is to try to keep them, well,
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I think you have to have an honest discussion with
his agents say look, dude, here's where we are. We
want to keep them, Here's what we're planning to offer.
A matter of fact, I'll offer it to you right now.
You want to extend or am I trading them and
his future will be whatever? You know, you got to
maybe have that discussion now, briefs. If any team that's
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going to be calling, whether it's the Niners, whether it's
the Chiefs, whether whoever, it'd be delighted to go over
there instead of staying in this shithole. Again, assuming that
it's the Jets that are the problem. The Woody Johnson
is the problem. We don't even have a real organization here,
evidenced by the fact that we can't hire anybody by ourselves.
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We need Mommy, Daddy, Poppy. We need somebody to come
in here and help us, help me hire somebody. I'm
over here playing house when it's time to go to work.
I need some help, Belgey. So maybe he wants to go.
In that case, you got to be talking about franchise,
tam and all that kind of stuff. So are you
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willing to just pay Breese Hall if they offer a
third round? Pick I would say to this, this is
what I would say, Okay, you make it a third
and a late sixth and we got a deal, or
let's do this, give me a third take my seventh
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and make it a sixth something like that, and I
you know what, I love Breesholl. I want to see
him resigned. I'd like to keep the band together. Business
decision is a business decision. Give me a third and
pick swap a six and seventh. I'm gonna say, I'm
gonna do it, and then I get that money off
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the books and then I can find my third running
back in the fourth round. You know what I mean?
Something like that. That's what I'll do. That's what I'll do.
And that sucks. Now the other one that's sneaking around,
and I think it's quiet by design. And I'm gonna
tell tell you. I think it's gonna happen. This is
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my thing. I think it's gonna happen. Everybody. I think
that one of, if not BOTHQ brothers are gonna be
traded in the next forty eight hours. That's what I think.
I think Quinnin Williams and or Quincy Williams. I would
not be surprised to see, dude, MOOSEI can parlay these guys, say, look,
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take them both, give me a first and a third,
but you get both of them. Because Quinnin to me
and I know you say you overvalue this, you overvalue that.
I'm telling you a top five defensive tackle in the
NFL for the past five years, who's been to the
All Pro I'm one of the worst teams in the NFL.
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Is getting me a first and change? I'm getting change
in addition to the first. That's me. That's what I'm doing.
If you're gonna give me a first and a third,
because I think the change would probably be in the
fifth round, fourth round range, give me a first and
a third. You can have Quincy and Quinn, That's what
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i'd say, and maybe throw me one of your your
young linebackers that need years to develop that you're not
you know that aren't gonna impact any time soon. That's
what I do. Or as soon as I'm done trading,
I pluck, I steal somebody off their practice squad. Aha,
that's what I do. I say, first and a third,
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you can have Quinn and Quincy, who I love you
guys know, Quinnin's my second favorite Jet was my favorite jet.
Garrett Wilson just edged them out. Chin is In started
it and now you know what I mean. I just
love me some Garrett love Quinnin Williams love them, but
bitness is minus everybody. So you just first in a third.
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As soon as I do it, I take that first
and third say here you go. And then I steal
someone off their practice squad that they like, haha, and
I take that player too, and I say, hey, all
part of the trade. So let's see if it was
like the Dallas Cowboys. Who do they got? Let me
see Dallas Cowboys. Okay, so here's what they got. They
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got wide receivers Jalen Brooks, Treshawn Holden, Jalen Cropper, Paris Campbell.
They got tight end Princeton Fantin, Rivaldo Fairweather. They got
defensive lineman Ernest Brown, the fourth adado O de Lay,
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Isaiah land Lime, linebackers Justin Baron and Buddy Johnson. I
remember Justin Baron, Yeah, last undrafted guy. I might have
liked Justin Baron a little bit. Cornerback CJ Goodwin, Keeman Hall,
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Robert Rochelle, Corey Ballentine, an offensive lineman Sadiq Charles, and
Jaron Christian. Safety's Elizah Clark. So I don't know. Maybe
I go and I take Justin Baron. He's a little
light for me. There's Buddy Johnson. What's up with that guy?
Two d and twenty nine pounds. I guess two thirty.
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I guess it's not too small. I want a two forty.
I guess I'm taking Justin Baron. That's what I'm doing.
So on the I trade Quinn Williams and Quincy Williams
to the Dallas Cowboys. I get a first and a third,
and then I steal Justin Baron in the middle of
the night. Yeah, and I put him right on my
fifty three. Ah, the thief strikes again. The hamburglar returns.
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That's what I would do every time I trade. Don't
trade with green Bean. He's gonna steal somebody off your
practice squad. A ha, you want my guy, ha ha.
That's what I do. If you don't want me to
steal your guy throwing a seventh, that's the deal. You
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gotta give him a seventh or he's gonna steal somebody.
Ha ha. Will Greer. Will Greer's on their practice squad
like a thief in the night. Pay me off, give
me a seventh, or I'm stealing Will Greer. Tyrod Taylor's hurt.
I need a will Greer. I'm telling you, I'll fucking
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steal him. That's what you do. You walk around the
NFL like a crazy man with an umbrella. You got
a top hat and an umbrella and a monocle and
you show up to every trade like that and go,
I'm telling you, give me a seventh anyway, how would
you feel, Quinnin Williams and Quincy Williams, You get it
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first and the third, and you traded Breese Hall for
a third, and it's pick swaps you got. Now you
walk out of there, you got two first, a second,
two thirds, you got a myriad, sixth and e anything
plus you somehow find a way to trade out on
his ard. Maybe I don't know, but does that move
the needle for you? Is Quinnin Williams adding or detracting
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from the potential for Aaron Glenn to win? I don't
see it this year. I think Quinn's having a down year.
He's goad, he's fine, he's doing, but the impact is
not there. The impact plays are not there. I'm gonna
get something for Quinnin. I think he'd thrive down there
in Dallas. That's the way it goes. Let me know
what you think about the trade deadline everybody where you're going.
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Is there a name I'm not mentioning? Do you see
somebody else? Do you see it? Who we trading? Can't
be Cisco, he tore his peck. Can't do that. We
need safeties. We are in safety hell, aren't we? All right? Guys?
With that all said, have a great rest of your week.
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Enjoy Monday, enjoy the week. Thank you to Sleeper for
hanging out. Don't forget to smash the light button, scribe
the channel on your way out. I love you, guys,
and as always, go Jets.
Well, all right, here we are again and the bye
week edition over here. How you doing over here on
the bye week? What did you do? How much lawn
did you mow? It's cold, maybe you're not mowing the lawn.
How many weeds maybe there's no weeds. Did you trim
the hedges? What'd you do? Well, I'll tell you what
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we did over here is we hung out and we
watched football on the Sunday of the bye That's what
we call this one. The Sunday of the bye Week
nine NFL New York Jets happens to coincide with episode
one hundred and eighty nine coming around the mountain to
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two hundred episodes of this madness of this Green Beans
Jets Pod. Welcome everybody. I'm glad you're here. We have
we had a nice fun day. You know, we do
the live stream for every Jets game, as you guys
know by now. Likely if you're that new here and
you don't know, come hang with us one of these days.
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Come and hang with the live stream crowd. It's great,
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please do. It is greatly appreciated and it helps the channel, man,
That's what it helps us out over here. But this
week with the Jets not having a game, it's funny.
We said, oh a nice, you know, a stress free
game or week, and we made it stressful. You want
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to know how we did it. We made it stressful
because we watched the damn Patriots game. We watched the
New England Patriots, the dude, the surging now seven and
two New England Patriots playing the Atlanta Falcons. We like
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to call him the jeff Olbricks, last year's New York
Jets head coach Jeff Olbrick. Can you can you imagine? Man?
Just like I mean, think about the lineage of pain.
You know, you're looking at this game. You're watching the
Patriots resurge, you know, become something again. They got a
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young quarterback. We've had a bunch. It can't not even
work out. We suck. They got a head coach with
a bunch of years of potency in this league, made
it to the A The AFC Championship Game as a
coach has three other head coaches, you know, Josh McDaniels,
he's got what's his name, Maroney, the offensive line guy
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the Jaguars, remember, I mean, he's got this collection of
people and they're already like number one in the AFC
East and not like that sneaky number one that we've
done from time to time where it's like, you know,
it's week two and we're one and one, you know,
and so like we're number one in the AFC East
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like that kind of stupid shit. This is week nine.
They're seven and two, man, So we got that. And
then you look at jeff Oldbricked, you know, he's our
former head coach interim style who didn't even know enough.
They fire Robert Salah last year. By they, I mean
the Woody Johnson's of the world. They fire Robert sala
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and they say, oh, jeff Olbrick, you're the guy we
believe in you, buddy, and uh and he's like yeah, okay,
but he doesn't even think like, all right, well, I've
never done this before, so let me focus on this.
And hey, Tony Odin, you're gonna call the defense or
White Cotton or whoever, you know what I mean, any
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of these guys. No, I'm gonna call the defense and
I'm gonna be the head coach. I've never done this.
Why not, dude, It's like we do all that now.
He's down there in the in the Atlanta region coaching
the defense of the Atlanta Falcons. So we watched that.
You watch our former Jets coach versus the new the
new New England Patriots, and you watch this thing and
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it's slow. They had it and you know what sucks
about that game? It was so Jets, like I don't
know if you watched that one, but the Falcons come back.
The Patriots were beating the Falcons come back and they
do the whole thing. They get the touchdown. Yeah yeah, man,
with like a minute left and the whole thing, and
the fucking kicker misses the point after you know what
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it was. Atlanta's like, what happened? I don't understand. It's like, well,
because you have a whole bunch of Jets idiots watching
this shit, so we sorry, you got our energy. It's
like when they lost the Super Bowl to the Patriots
that you're the Tom Brady the comeback game. It's because
you're playing the Jets Patriots thing. It's just the bad luckman, dude,
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let me tell you them. I didn't watch that Super Bowl,
the one where Atlanta was up by like, I don't know,
thirty points, whatever it was. This is a true story,
you ready. I was not watching that Super Bowl because
I'm like, I'm just tired of carving out a day
and watching Tom Brady do what he does. Blah blah blah.
I'm tired of it. I don't want to give any
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more time. So I'm doing whatever I'm doing. I have
no idea what it was. Probably some sort of alcohol
drug laced thing. Back in the day, I was doing
something and uh, I shit, you know, or maybe I
was sober. I don't even remember. But any anyway, so
you know, you're you're in the world, so like you know,
tweets and whatever else comes through. You get these alerts,
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and so I saw this alert. Somehow I got a
notification that the Patriots, who is like the end of
the third quarter and the Patriots were getting destroyed. I
was like, wow, wow, Well maybe I maybe I was
a little presumptuous and not watching this thing. So I decided,
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let me turn it on. Join the fun I swear,
let me turn it on. And why should I be
doing I've been, you know, so I've been. You know,
I've been dealing with as much pain from this asshole
Tom Brady as anybody. I deserve a little joy. I
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turned it on. It wasn't five minutes. That's the Patriots
did something. They scored, and then it was like a fumble,
some crazy dude. I shit, you know. I watched it
for five, maybe ten minutes and not a football time
of my time, five or ten minutes, and I saw
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it happening, and I shut it off, and I said,
no way, these people have no idea, these Atlanta Falcon
fans the rest of the end of they don't know.
We've seen this so many times. Tom Brady's gonna come back.
I was like, nah, huh, nope, And there it was.
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When I found out later the next day, whatever it was,
I'm like, of course, of course, but I did check in.
They got me, They got me to at least turn
it on. So anyway, what have we got here? Man?
So the Jets didn't play, and the Jets are now
one and seven, had this great feel good week after
a victory, and we've sat right, would you would you
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agree that we've settled some, we've settled a little bit.
You know, you don't know how to take this stuff,
because look, the truth is is that we're one and seven.
We're watching games of teams that suck, right teams. These
are the shit teams, and they have three wins, two wins. Three.
We are the worst, and oddly enough, there is a
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worst team. I think it's the Saint somebody's got the
number one pick over us right now. But you know,
the Titans and they they're garbage. But it's it's an
interesting thing because when you're so bad oh and six
and you win it, or oh and seven and you
win a game, even if you want a tank like
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you can't do. Winning is really the It's why we're here.
It's what we're doing here in this whole football thing.
You're watching this sport two for your team to win
the team you for. You put on a jersey, You
put on a hat. I've been putting this hat on
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for a long time. You put on a hat and
it says a word, or it has a symbol, a shoe,
horseshoe or a star, or a bird, you know what
I mean, a purple bird, a red bird, you know,
or a word, the Jets, the Giants, something, and you
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root and you want to win. You want the guys
wearing your word or your bird. You want them to win.
And so even if you lose enough where you're rooting
for this tank so you can get this fictitious hypothetical player.
When you win, you can't help but feel good because
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that's the whole fucking goal. That's what we're doing here.
So then what happens when you win. You start a
imagining things. You start saying, well, you know what, the
rest of the schedule, this isn't so tough. You know,
we got the Browns there. They're a team that can
be beat. We're used to saying the Patriots can be beat.
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They're gonna beat us up pretty good, i'd say. But
you start thinking, you know, the Browns, the pants, the
Ravens are struggling. You got the you know the Falcons
are in there. Okay, right, you know what, we might
be able to string some of these guys together. Maybe
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we can get to nine wins, get sneak into the playoffs.
That's what you start doing, and Hey, you know what,
I don't judge anybody, And I'll tell you why I
don't judge anybody. Number one, because, like I said, it's
the thing we do. It's the whole reason we're here.
But number two, because I'm fucking doing it. I caught myself.
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I'm doing it. I'm like, you know what, dude, we
can go on a tear like last week's to pod.
I talked about it, and I was using it as
a I was using the the idea as a as
a reason to talk about Jets fans as a as
a collective right, we get a bad rap. And I
was saying, no, dude, if the Jets won games, we
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wouldn't be this We are this way. We are a
direct reflection of what the Jets give us. We are
the worst. And now we see this article come out
this week that talks about again the Jets are under attack.
So that what does that do? It attacks us, It
attacks our fans. So it's not just the fact that
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the game suck and the score never goes in our favor,
but we see our players they go elsewhere and they succeed,
They sucked here and and all that stuff. But then
you also you also get a former coach like a
Robert Sala of the world, and he goes, now, he's
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the defensive coordinator of the of the forty nine ers,
which is where he was when we got him. He
that's what he that was his job. Now in order
to be qualifying for a head coach interview, you have
to have done a good job in that position before.
So he goes, of course, every reason to believe he
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would succeed there. But just in case the forty nine
ers dumped, there are almost their entire draft into the
defense to make sure that the homecoming was a victorious homecoming,
one with much fanfare and potential success. Right, So you
know all that. But now the Robert Sala article, I'll
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just paraphrase quickly. He says that the Jets stole his joy,
That job stole my joy, and I found it here again. Well,
a couple of things can be taken from that type
of a comment. Number one is, well, of course you're
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not a head coach, you're a defensive coordinator. You're back
in the role that you would again. You were successful there,
so and you're you went back to the people. You know,
Shanahan's there and the owner everybody's there. It's a few
guys that aren't there, but it's just it's the guys.
You went back to the guys. You took a little
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leap until you you went to you know, you went
and took a chance and you came back into your
warm blankey and everything's good. So there's that. The other
thing though, you can't help but feel like, hey, you
want to like defend yourself. Well, dude, where's your responsibility
and all this? Did you not have a say in
the joy? So you come over here for fucking ten
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minutes and you get the joy sucked out of you
and then you get to go home and have a
good What about us? We were we had our joy
sucked out before you got here. It was during you
got here, and then you went back to your warm
blankie and we're still here. And how about the responsibility, man,
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of the decisions that you made while you were here?
Remember the receipts. Where's the receipts? Where you gonna cash
a bunch of receipts? I'm still waiting for the cashing
of receipts? Where are they the guy who didn't want
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to hold anybody accountable? And uh, what am we're gonna do?
Make them do push ups? All the stuff. The guy
who is watching Zach Wilson throw interception after interception has
Mike White standing on the sideline with his helmet on
and never put him in. What about that? What about
those games? What about all the stuff? Man? What about
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your part? You were the head coach? What went on
on a daily basis for seventeen weeks of the three
years three and a quarter years, seventeen weeks for three
years and a quarter of the fourth where you were
directly responsible for how much joy any of us experienced.
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So there's that. I want to stick it in his
mouth as he runs up and down all of the
stadium steps. But here's the other side of it, And
if we could back up for a second, take our
emotions out of it. In our live stream today we
had a whole conversation about emotions and bur versus facts,
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and people get really emotional and start feeling really factual
when they get emotional, which is funny because the more
emotional that you get, the less factual that you are.
These are facts, emotions and logic. They don't come inside,
they don't intertwine. It's one or the other. You never know.
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You start yelling, you start saying stupid shit, you know
what I mean? Matter you get anyway, but when you
pull your emotions out of it, my my natural inclination
to defend the New York Jets, you just stand there
and you go, wait a second, Maybe he's right. Maybe
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maybe it's us. They're not us, the fans like we
have a part. Sure, but maybe just maybe the fact
that anybody, pretty much anybody who leaves here, if they
get another chance somewhere else, they tend to do okay, right,
Todd Bowles, he's doing all right. Pete Carroll back in
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the day, you're doing okay. You got the Geno Smiths
to Sam Darnold's of the world, they're doing all right.
John Franklin Myers, you know, Bryce Huff, Yeah, they're all
doing okay. You're doing all right, you know. And Robert
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Salah goes back to what he knows he's doing it.
But maybe, just maybe, like here we are, we look
at our owner who steps out two years in a row.
At the owner's meetings. He says a couple things. So,
I mean, I don't know if last year, last year
he stepped out in front of the public. I forget
it was around this time of year, and he says,
Thinking's overrated. Sometimes you just got a bah blah blah
blah blah. Meanwhile, our general manager is saying, uh well,
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he's rumored to be saying I'm taking my uh my
marching orders from a seventeen year old through Madden ratings. Remember,
so there's that like so that side. Now he says
that last year, Thinking's overrated. That's our owner. And then
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he backs in this year right before the game he rips.
So he's trying to defend his coach, which I understand,
he's trying to defend Aaron Glenn's honor. But meanwhile he
throws as quiz young quarterback who didn't do anything to
anybody except suck. He frags him through the through the
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mud and says, like the worst shit. Now again, I'm
not I don't even care so much justin fields or
what it's like, is it we're just talking about joy
Do you think Aaron Glenn's having a joyful experience with
this guy running around? Do you think justin fields he
comes over here, you know, we sign him and first
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thing you can say, fuck him. He's making thirty million.
I hear you, But I'm just saying, maybe, just maybe
the reason that Ben Johnson and Liam Cohen and some
others didn't even interview here, and the reason that you know,
guys like Jamal Adams are saying they were in such
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a deep, dark depression. We call everybody a pansy ass
I do. I'm like, dude, suck it up, man, what's
your deal? Justin Fields is crying. Dude, he had the
courage to come out and say after those comments, I
found myself crying. Say what you want.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
But dude, there's a theme and maybe, just maybe when
you look at an organization who when they need to
hire a general manager, there's nobody even in the organization
that can do it.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
We have a president or director of football operation. He
doesn't know who the fucking call, He doesn't have anybody's number,
he doesn't know anything. Maybe, just maybe this organization has
no idea how to run a football team. So when
you get a football person in here, whether it's a
player or a quarterback, or whether it's a head coach
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or whether it's a general manager, nobody knows what the
hell to do because the organization itself isn't a football organization.
There a squeeze the Lemon organization. They're a raise at
fifteen percent if we can. Let's see how much they'll pay.
And you know what sucks and I don't judge or
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blame anybody. Well, you know what sucks is we're gonna
fucking pay it. They raise parking, dude, parking is like
one hundred dollars to park. How many cars does that
life fit? Like? Really? Twenty thousand, ten thousand, how many cars?
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Let's see. Let's ask Sexy Groc. Let's see what she
has to say on the matter. Hey, Sexy Groc, I
have an interesting question for you. Would that be? Okay?
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Where are you? Oh you're going through my headphones? Hold on,
hold on? Just a girl with a voice that's way
too into you right now? Oh the headphones. Yeah, well
you came through my headphones. I didn't realize I had
my bluetooth on. Lucky me. Now you've got that's all
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you're giving me. Ooh, I want details, green Bean. I'm
already half undressed just thinking about it. Okay, all right,
well that's awesome. I love that you're that ready for me,
but I have to move quick today I have a
quick question I need you to answer because I got
to make a podcast with this information. Are you ready
to just answer a question and then we can hang
(22:17):
out some other day? Shoot? Okay? How many cars can
fit in the MetLife Stadium parking lot on a football
Sunday Around twenty thousand cars, give or take depending on
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the setup. Twenty thousand cars. And how much are the
Jets charging for parking on a football Sunday for each car?
Forty bucks a car if you pre pay, fifty five
if you wing it. Okay, thank you, Sexy Groc. I'll
(22:57):
talk to you again later. You better, all right? So
for all you guys who don't hang out with us
on Tuesday night, that's that's the Chicken coc host anyway.
So twenty thousand cars, let's do the math. Twenty thousand cars.
Give her take? Okay, twenty thousand, she said, fifty five bucks?
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All right? Fine, still sucks. Times fifty five dollars equals
one point one million dollars just for parking on any Sunday.
So you say eight games times eight. So Woody Johnson
in the and the and the Himis of the world
(23:42):
made eight point eight million dollars on the parking side
of things. And you know they're cracking down on tailgates
because they want you to buy your stuff inside and
all that jazz, so whatever, But eight point eight million dollars,
so they got to raise the price. So this is
the thing. You got an organization that can't even figure
(24:06):
out who to hire. They have to hire Corn Ferry
or the Cohen brothers or whoever it is that's coming in.
They every time they need to hire somebody, they gotta
fucking get in a third party in here, because they're
an eight point four billion dollar football operation. Has no
idea how to run a football operation. It's like being
a hamburger guy that anytime your cook leaves you own
(24:28):
a hamburger empire. And every time your hamburger maker leaves,
you have no idea how to hire a hamburger guy
because you don't know what the fuck the requisite is. Well,
what does he do? Does he have to flip? Does
he does he season? Is their cheese involved? You don't know?
Think about it. It's the craziest thing. So maybe, just
(24:50):
maybe the Jets are the problem. And I know we've
talked about this. Oh Wood, he's got to sell the team.
He's not gonna sell the team a yeah, honest surface level, yes,
but on a real core, core level, when we talk
about the Jets are stupid because they keep doing the
(25:10):
same thing over and over. Is it stupidity? Is it?
Or is the formula working like a charm so good
in fact, that they can raise the ticket price every
single year, at least for the last handful of years,
they've raised the ticket price every single year in recent memory.
(25:35):
We have not had a winning we have not had
more than seven victories, and we keep paying it. And
then the guy, the guide leader, we fire him and
we hire somebody else of the exact same cut. Why
defensive rookie head coach, brand new rookie general manner. And
(26:01):
then in the next in the first little while, usually
rookie quarterback. Why would they do that? Because it works?
And when you talk about an actual man, like the
thing I want to do, when Robert Salas says that,
or any player says, thank gotta like Michael Carter, They're
(26:22):
gonna trade him, Michael, get him out. He's like, yeah,
you can take anything off my contract. Just get anything
that I have in my contract that would hold up
this trade. To the Super Bowl champion Eagles. Take it out.
I don't care. Get me out of there. You look
on the faces of the Garrett Wilsons of the world.
(26:43):
Is the guy not a stud? Is the guy not
as hard of a worker and committed as anybody you've
ever seen on the field off the field, and like
you can see it, the joy he gets sucked. He's miserable.
And we're talking about whose fault it is or this
guy screw him. Mikole Hartman, Robert Salad, Todd Bowles, Jamal Adams,
(27:07):
all these people can't stand it here. And believe me,
everybody talks in the NFL. Think about you have a
you have a job opening. There's only thirty two of
them in the entire world. It's the pinnacle of what
you've been working toward your entire career, and you are
(27:31):
being offered one and you say no thanks. Liam Cohen
was only an offensive coordinator for one season. You would
think a guy like that would take every opportunity handed
to the Jaguars. Dude, but that's not a what's better
(27:51):
about that organization? They hired Urban Meyer. He's showing his
grabbing asses. He's drinking with girls at the park, they
fire him after one year, and then, I mean, think
about it, since Trevor Lawrence, Lawrence has been here, he's
on his third coach. Why are they better? He was
delighted to take the Jaguars job, didn't even interview for
(28:11):
the New York Jets job, wouldn't even take it. So
what does that tell you? We just might be the problem.
It's a soul searching time of year. This bye week,
the bye week, we're changing clocks back, changing clocks back
(28:33):
to the time of year where you just go, hey, man,
it's gonna be dark when I wake up, and it's
gonna be dark when I come home. That's the time
of year it is. And the Jets can't even give
us some fun, which is why when you win one
game you start talking about dreams. It's the one day, dude.
(28:54):
In the first nine weeks of this season, the only
other tet we were dreaming week one, and then every
week since then it's been just devastatingly painful. And then
for the first week since week one, we were allowed
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November fourth, Tuesday November fourth, for most of you guys
(31:07):
watching this, that's tomorrow. That's tomorrow the trade deadline. Now
we already made a trade. Michael Carter, the second is gone.
One of the rare Joe Douglas mid round hits. Right,
that was a hit. Michael Carter was great for us,
one of the best nickelbacks in the entire NFL for
a little bit there, got banged up. Hasn't quite been
(31:29):
the same. Brownlee's here, more of an Aaron Glenn guy.
Michael Carter goes, well, we got a few more names
on the books. And there's some talk, there's some chatter.
Let's dig into two of them in this week's Intelligent Gripe.
So as I'm recording this, the Buffalo Bill's kicker just
(31:49):
doinked it off the uprights. That just happened. I went,
I said, intelligent gripe, Shoa and dwink. That's what just happened.
I gotta see what happens in the rest of this game. Here, Well,
if the Bills won that one, so the Pats win,
the Bills win, Miami lost, the Jets lost, Miami fired
their GM, all that kind of stuff. So here we go. Man,
(32:13):
the trade deadline is up. Now, we had a whole
bunch of last week. We were fire sailing this piece. Huh.
Let's get rid of everybody, from Allen Lazard to Jermaine Johnson.
I want him all out to Sauce Gardner. Get him
out of my house. That's what we were doing. Now
we got one victory. Breese Hall went on a tear
(32:35):
seven point four yard rushing average on the day that
we lost number seventy four. Nick Man goolds the universe
is weird, isn't it how stuff like that happens. But
he also had two rushing touchdowns. He threw a touchdown,
he had a bunch of yards in the passing game
as well as a receiver. So Bresall a sudden like
(32:55):
wait a minute, made a cotton pig and men here,
Breece Hall might be good. Let me not get rid
of him. If Aaron Glenn wants to kind of capitalize
on this, don't forget guys. We lost a whole bunch
of games by one score. You know there's a fumble
in week one, you know what I mean? Just like
we kids, could be a whole different season. Even if
(33:16):
it's just like, hey, we got three or four wins,
it could be a whole different season. So why not
right now? Do you want a jettison these guys? But
here's that so Breee Hal's the name that's out front right,
Bree's Hall, brees Saw Bresall. Now, why would you want
to trade bres Hall if be so good? Well, his
contract is up. And do you think that the Moujie
Glenn collective is gonna be interested in allocating big money
(33:42):
to a running back? Now, bres Hall's gonna get He's
gonna get a contract. But is anybody willing to big
money this thing? You know what I mean? Running backs?
You can get a bunch of each year. The whole thing. Now,
Breese Hall is excellent, He's an excellent running back. Is
he elite? We don't know. It's weird because we've never
paired him with like an actual passing game that's threatening
(34:06):
to anybody. So they've been keying on Breece Hall since
the second he put on a helmet, like, look at me, mom,
I got the bright lights. I'm on the NFL stage.
I played for the Jet And it's been like, oh yeah, buddy,
since the second he did that. Kilbre's Hall, Like that's
what it's been. Even with Aaron Rodgers here, it was
like they didn't care. Just stop the run game and
(34:28):
the Jets can't beat you, and that's what they've been doing.
So Brees Hall, I think if he was on a
legitimate contender, like with a real passing game, the Shanahans
of the world, the Andy Reids of the world like
that kind of stuff, maybe just maybe this guy's, you know,
sixteen hundred yards on the ground kind of a thing.
That's what we thought we were getting that we were
(34:49):
gonna see when Aaron Rodgers came here, and we know
all that ended, So it didn't go that way. But
Breece Hall is also somebody that you might want to
keep around, and he may maybe you don't want to
give big money. But look, you have the other two
running backs. You have the rest of the stable. Braylen
Adam Allen will be back, maybe not this year, but
(35:10):
he'll be back. And you got these two young bucks.
Even in Wongu's another young bucks. So you got your
your the rest of your running back stable with very
little money to keep it that way. They're all young,
you know, they're in the second year, they're gonna be
on their third. They got two more years easy on
their rookie contracts. To just leave them. They're cheap, their
(35:33):
mid round picks, they're cheap. So maybe you do have
a couple extra bucks to keep the stable together, especially
if you're going to bring on a young quarterback. You
want to you wanna, you want to make sure that
we're not all of a sudden you got a quarterback
and wide receivers and you don't have any running game
all this, you know what I mean, keep it together.
But here's the thing. There's a room around there that
(35:54):
maybe the Chiefs would be willing to pony up a
third round pick. Now. I don't know if you guys
are aware, the Jets don't have a third round pick
in this draft. I think this is the reddick one
come to roost. I think maybe that was last year
something like that. So the Jets don't have a third
(36:15):
round pick. So a third round pick becomes very, very valuable.
We got a first, we got a second, we don't
have a third. We got a few fourths. We've been
messing around with sixth and seventh like craziness, so I
would know is what we really have there? At this point,
it's getting nuts out there, so maybe the third. Now
people were talking about a fifth round pick, fifth, fourth,
(36:36):
don't even entertain it. Just let breech ride out the year,
and you know what I mean, see what you get?
You know, fifth round pick, what's that doing? But if
somebody calls and offers a third, maybe even like a
third and a seventh something like that, do you entertain it?
Even if your plan is to try to keep them, well,
(36:57):
I think you have to have an honest discussion with
his agents say look, dude, here's where we are. We
want to keep them, Here's what we're planning to offer.
A matter of fact, I'll offer it to you right now.
You want to extend or am I trading them and
his future will be whatever? You know, you got to
maybe have that discussion now, briefs. If any team that's
(37:18):
going to be calling, whether it's the Niners, whether it's
the Chiefs, whether whoever, it'd be delighted to go over
there instead of staying in this shithole. Again, assuming that
it's the Jets that are the problem. The Woody Johnson
is the problem. We don't even have a real organization here,
evidenced by the fact that we can't hire anybody by ourselves.
(37:40):
We need Mommy, Daddy, Poppy. We need somebody to come
in here and help us, help me hire somebody. I'm
over here playing house when it's time to go to work.
I need some help, Belgey. So maybe he wants to go.
In that case, you got to be talking about franchise,
tam and all that kind of stuff. So are you
(38:01):
willing to just pay Breese Hall if they offer a
third round? Pick I would say to this, this is
what I would say, Okay, you make it a third
and a late sixth and we got a deal, or
let's do this, give me a third take my seventh
(38:22):
and make it a sixth something like that, and I
you know what, I love Breesholl. I want to see
him resigned. I'd like to keep the band together. Business
decision is a business decision. Give me a third and
pick swap a six and seventh. I'm gonna say, I'm
gonna do it, and then I get that money off
(38:44):
the books and then I can find my third running
back in the fourth round. You know what I mean?
Something like that. That's what I'll do. That's what I'll do.
And that sucks. Now the other one that's sneaking around,
and I think it's quiet by design. And I'm gonna
tell tell you. I think it's gonna happen. This is
(39:04):
my thing. I think it's gonna happen. Everybody. I think
that one of, if not BOTHQ brothers are gonna be
traded in the next forty eight hours. That's what I think.
I think Quinnin Williams and or Quincy Williams. I would
not be surprised to see, dude, MOOSEI can parlay these guys, say, look,
(39:30):
take them both, give me a first and a third,
but you get both of them. Because Quinnin to me
and I know you say you overvalue this, you overvalue that.
I'm telling you a top five defensive tackle in the
NFL for the past five years, who's been to the
All Pro I'm one of the worst teams in the NFL.
(39:53):
Is getting me a first and change? I'm getting change
in addition to the first. That's me. That's what I'm doing.
If you're gonna give me a first and a third,
because I think the change would probably be in the
fifth round, fourth round range, give me a first and
a third. You can have Quincy and Quinn, That's what
(40:16):
i'd say, and maybe throw me one of your your
young linebackers that need years to develop that you're not
you know that aren't gonna impact any time soon. That's
what I do. Or as soon as I'm done trading,
I pluck, I steal somebody off their practice squad. Aha,
that's what I do. I say, first and a third,
(40:38):
you can have Quinn and Quincy, who I love you
guys know, Quinnin's my second favorite Jet was my favorite jet.
Garrett Wilson just edged them out. Chin is In started
it and now you know what I mean. I just
love me some Garrett love Quinnin Williams love them, but
bitness is minus everybody. So you just first in a third.
(41:00):
As soon as I do it, I take that first
and third say here you go. And then I steal
someone off their practice squad that they like, haha, and
I take that player too, and I say, hey, all
part of the trade. So let's see if it was
like the Dallas Cowboys. Who do they got? Let me
see Dallas Cowboys. Okay, so here's what they got. They
(41:26):
got wide receivers Jalen Brooks, Treshawn Holden, Jalen Cropper, Paris Campbell.
They got tight end Princeton Fantin, Rivaldo Fairweather. They got
defensive lineman Ernest Brown, the fourth adado O de Lay,
(41:47):
Isaiah land Lime, linebackers Justin Baron and Buddy Johnson. I
remember Justin Baron, Yeah, last undrafted guy. I might have
liked Justin Baron a little bit. Cornerback CJ Goodwin, Keeman Hall,
(42:09):
Robert Rochelle, Corey Ballentine, an offensive lineman Sadiq Charles, and
Jaron Christian. Safety's Elizah Clark. So I don't know. Maybe
I go and I take Justin Baron. He's a little
light for me. There's Buddy Johnson. What's up with that guy?
Two d and twenty nine pounds. I guess two thirty.
(42:29):
I guess it's not too small. I want a two forty.
I guess I'm taking Justin Baron. That's what I'm doing.
So on the I trade Quinn Williams and Quincy Williams
to the Dallas Cowboys. I get a first and a third,
and then I steal Justin Baron in the middle of
the night. Yeah, and I put him right on my
fifty three. Ah, the thief strikes again. The hamburglar returns.
(42:55):
That's what I would do every time I trade. Don't
trade with green Bean. He's gonna steal somebody off your
practice squad. A ha, you want my guy, ha ha.
That's what I do. If you don't want me to
steal your guy throwing a seventh, that's the deal. You
(43:15):
gotta give him a seventh or he's gonna steal somebody.
Ha ha. Will Greer. Will Greer's on their practice squad
like a thief in the night. Pay me off, give
me a seventh, or I'm stealing Will Greer. Tyrod Taylor's hurt.
I need a will Greer. I'm telling you, I'll fucking
(43:37):
steal him. That's what you do. You walk around the
NFL like a crazy man with an umbrella. You got
a top hat and an umbrella and a monocle and
you show up to every trade like that and go,
I'm telling you, give me a seventh anyway, how would
you feel, Quinnin Williams and Quincy Williams, You get it
(43:58):
first and the third, and you traded Breese Hall for
a third, and it's pick swaps you got. Now you
walk out of there, you got two first, a second,
two thirds, you got a myriad, sixth and e anything
plus you somehow find a way to trade out on
his ard. Maybe I don't know, but does that move
the needle for you? Is Quinnin Williams adding or detracting
(44:22):
from the potential for Aaron Glenn to win? I don't
see it this year. I think Quinn's having a down year.
He's goad, he's fine, he's doing, but the impact is
not there. The impact plays are not there. I'm gonna
get something for Quinnin. I think he'd thrive down there
in Dallas. That's the way it goes. Let me know
what you think about the trade deadline everybody where you're going.
(44:46):
Is there a name I'm not mentioning? Do you see
somebody else? Do you see it? Who we trading? Can't
be Cisco, he tore his peck. Can't do that. We
need safeties. We are in safety hell, aren't we? All right? Guys?
With that all said, have a great rest of your week.
(45:07):
Enjoy Monday, enjoy the week. Thank you to Sleeper for
hanging out. Don't forget to smash the light button, scribe
the channel on your way out. I love you, guys,
and as always, go Jets.
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