Take a listen to Willie Colon, who does shows around here, does a great job on the SNY Jets postgame show.

Listen to his critique of Justin Fields last night after the game.

It's tough, man, because Aaron Glenn is going to sit up here and talk about how he needs to watch the tape.

You don't need to watch anything.

Justin Fields is not an NFL quarterback.

Let's just be honest.

And you can't sit here and tell your team before games and want them to rally and want them to give you all they got when you're not giving your team everything they need to be successful. It's very similar to something you said, Teague, that the locker room isn't going to love the fact that you're continuing to play a guy who doesn't give you the best chance to win. Right, because it ends up starting to look like a business decision. That is, you paid this guy

$20 million a year on a two-year contract and therefore he has to play because, I mean, you're

paying him to be that guy. The problem is he's not. And this goes back to the conversation that we had many, many times. It's not worth getting fully into, but you overpaid for a guy. The problem is he's not. And this goes back to the conversation that we had many, many times.

It's not worth getting fully into, but you overpaid for a guy that nobody else wanted.

And it's coming back to bite you. You thought you could make him into something that he just can't be.

Justin Fields can be a good running quarterback. Three years ago in Chicago, we rest for a thousand yards.

They were pretty good. He had a couple of 300-yard games. You said, all right, we rest for a thousand yards. They were pretty good.

He had a couple of 300-yard games. He said, all right, this guy is a quality quarterback.

But it's clear that he's not a regular starting quality NFL quarterback, especially on a

consistent basis. Now, let's ask the head coach. Aaron Glenn met the media last night. He's also

met the media this morning. And he was asked, will you consider a quarterback change? Or with this mini-bye, might you consider a quarterback change?

You know what? I'm evaluating everything, Rich, to be honest with you. And that's, I'm evaluating myself. The players, schematics, coaches, I'm evaluating everything.

So I don't want to just place everything on that one situation. You know, I'm just looking at everything

because as a head coach, that's my job, right, to make sure that I put this team in the best

position to go win games. In the history of coaches answering this question, whether it was Brian Dayball a few weeks

ago when he was still the coach or Aaron Glenn being asked it a few weeks ago, history

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