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Today's episode, looking at the New York Jets, and I can go one of two ways with this.

I can go national media narrative, positivity, optimism.

Aaron Rogers is great. Or I can go pessimism.

As a Jets fan, I'm a little bit torn, but I think there's a really important part of all of

these changes for the Jets in 2003 this offseason that isn't being mentioned enough.

And that's really what I want everybody from this podcast to take away.

The main point within this is that Nathaniel Hackett is going to be the play caller for the Jets in

2023. And that is really important because there's a lot of comparisons and a lot of discussions

around Aaron Rogers, Nathaniel Hackett, and the success that they had together

in Green Bay for those three seasons. That success came with Matt LaFleur as the play caller.

We have seen two examples of Nathaniel Hackett as a play caller in his career. He was doing so in

Jacksonville before he went over to the Packers,

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