Three Cranky Jets Fans

Three Cranky Jets Fans

Three Cranky Jets Fans is a podcast for die-hard, newbie, and long-suffering New York Jets fans, hosted by Joe Close-Morone, Alana Close-Morone, and Matt Callahan. We are three friends who know what it is like to love a team that tests your patience every week. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned football aficionado, our show brings you the highs, lows, and inevitable frustrations of being a Jets fan—without drowning you in stats. Tune in for unfiltered rants, heated debates, and the occasional glimmer of hope, all from fans who’ve been there, felt that.

  1. Jan 9

    Jets Eulogy: Burying The Jets 2025 Season Deep Underground

    This week on Three Cranky Jets Fans, we hold a solemn—but deeply sarcastic—funeral for the 2025 New York Jets season. Joe opens the show with a full eulogy for a year that began with cautious optimism and ended in historic misery. Blowout losses, missed tackles, errant passes, and shattered dreams are laid to rest beneath the foul stench of the Meadowlands. After welcoming the remaining members of Jets Nation, Joe, Matt Callahan, and Alana Close-Morone turn the episode into a full-on group therapy session. Topic 1: Joe recaps the unthinkable 3–14 season and explains why this team belongs in the same historical dumpster as the worst Jets teams of all time. No interceptions. Record-setting blowouts. A finish so bad it rewrote the history books. Topic 2: Matt runs through the league’s post-season coaching carnage—seven head coaches fired—and marvels at how Aaron Glenn somehow survives it. From Harbaugh to Daboll to Carroll, it’s a bloodbath… just not in Florham Park. Topic 3: Alana looks ahead to the offseason chaos: trades, free agency, the second overall pick, and whether there’s anyone worth keeping. The crew plays armchair GM, debates veteran QBs, rookie development, roster depth, and the overwhelming need for… well, an entire defense. Finally, the big question: Who’s really to blame? (Spoiler: Woody Johnson’s name comes up.) We close out the episode thanking listeners for sticking through a strange season of Jets football and podcasting alike. Follow, review, and join us again as draft season approaches—maybe before, maybe after, maybe both. Until then: harden your hearts… and don’t buy any Jets merch.

    37 min
  2. 12/13/2025

    Swept! Jets Dismantled By Miami

    The Jets keep finding new ways to test the limits of loyalty, and this week is no different. On this episode of Three Cranky Jets Fans, Joe Close-Morone and Matt Callahan hold down the fort while Alana battles through an illness (don’t worry, she’ll live to rant another day). We start with a painful recap of the Jets’ latest disaster against the Miami Dolphins, a 34–10 loss that somehow felt even worse than the score. We break down the lone bright spot—a punt return touchdown by Isaiah Williams—along with shaky quarterback play, the mysterious “phantom” injury to Justin Fields, Tyrod Taylor’s role, and the bigger question no one wants to ask: does it even matter who the QB is at this point? From there, Matt takes us around the league for some of the most noteworthy (and ridiculous) NFL moments of the week. The Chiefs stumble, the Colts lose Daniel Jones and summon 44-year-old Philip Rivers out of retirement, and somehow this chaos might still help the Jets thanks to that extra first-round pick from the Sauce Gardner trade. Meanwhile, the rest of the AFC East looks annoyingly competent—because of course they do. Finally, we preview Jets @ Jaguars, and… yeah, it’s bleak. Trevor Lawrence is playing better, the Jags look legit, and the Jets look like they’re heading for another long Sunday. We debate the quarterback situation, set expectations appropriately low, and lock in some truly grim predictions. Stick around to the end for our trademark send-off, questionable optimism, and a reminder that hope may be dead for now—but there’s always 2026. [Music intro]Music by FASSounds from Pixabay

    24 min
  3. 11/13/2025

    We're Going to the Super Bowl Baby: NY Jets Are Winners Through Two Straight Games

    The cranky crew is back, and the Jets have somehow stacked two wins in a row — which means the universe is clearly glitching. In this episode of Three Cranky Jets Fans, Joe, Matt, and Alana recap the Jets’ unexpected 27–20 victory over the Cleveland Browns, a game saved almost entirely by special teams heroics. From Kene Nwangu’s 99-yard kickoff return to Isiah Williams’ 74-yard punt return, the Jets’ special teams scored more than half the team’s points — sparking the debate: can special teams actually win a game by themselves? Joe breaks down the “cave-man-style” recap (“Breece good, Fields bad”), the crew laughs at their hilariously inaccurate score predictions, and everyone wonders if Aaron Glenn should maybe relax just a tiny bit in his pressers. Then Matt takes the wheel to run through the biggest stories around the NFL: Brian Daboll’s firing, the Bills collapsing against the Dolphins, and the nightmare scenario of the Patriots sitting comfortably at 8–2. Are we already talking Super Bowl predictions? Is it way too early? Absolutely. Alana wraps things up with a preview of tomorrow’s Jets vs. Patriots matchup in Foxboro. With New England favored by 13 points, the trio digs into whether “Any Given Thursday” magic could possibly deliver a third-straight Jets win, and what kind of supernatural rituals might be required. Predictions range from bleak to bleaker — with a slight sprinkling of chaotic optimism. Tune in for jokes, rants, questionable hope, and all the cranky energy you expect.

    33 min
5
out of 5
10 Ratings

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Three Cranky Jets Fans is a podcast for die-hard, newbie, and long-suffering New York Jets fans, hosted by Joe Close-Morone, Alana Close-Morone, and Matt Callahan. We are three friends who know what it is like to love a team that tests your patience every week. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned football aficionado, our show brings you the highs, lows, and inevitable frustrations of being a Jets fan—without drowning you in stats. Tune in for unfiltered rants, heated debates, and the occasional glimmer of hope, all from fans who’ve been there, felt that.