Play Like A Jet: New York Jets

Hey Scott, is there anyway the Jets could bring in an assistant for Joe Douglas, who’s focus is on negotiating deals. Joe has done a lot of good things, but he’s fallen short on two big negotiations: acquiring Aaron Rodgers from Green Bay and trading for Hassan Reddick. BTW a while back you asked how people became Jets fans. My dad was a giant fan, but when the Jets drafted Joe Namath, my best friend called me up and said his father had just bought season tickets to the Jets! They took me along to a number of games. And it was easy to take the LIRR into Shea stadium from Manhasset. Then in 1968, went to the box office one morning during Christmas week, and bought tickets to the playoff game against Oakland that put them into the Super Bowl. While I moved to Indianapolis and then, 20 years ago, to Houston I’ve stayed loyal to the Jets. I’m also one of the few fans today who actually saw them (on TV) win a Super Bowl.

Overall good show. But the segments where game betting lines are reviewed is excessive in its current format. Listing all the props of a category and asking your guest what they think is the laziest content filler ever. Build a SGP together or something. A little bit more analysis, you know what I mean?

Who else pushes out this much content when you’re craving jets news? … that’s right, nobody, but this podcast! I’m extremely grateful for what you do and the range of guests you have. Keep it up, you’re going places!

Absolutely love the show and love almost all the guests and analysis but Nimbley is the only guest that makes me switch podcasts. The non linear thought, the grating voice, the rambling is awful. He sounds like he’s coming on your broadcast after finishing twelve beers and washing it down with tequila.