Welcome to Deadcast, a podcast taking you through the week of sports lunacy.

Here are Deadspin, editor-in-chief Tim Marchman and columnist Drew McGarry.

J-E-T-S, J-E-T-S, Jet, Jet, Pudgy the Face.

Hi, Marchman.

How you doing?

I'm doing pretty good, man.

How was your vacation?

Fantastic, but it got a lot better when I came back and Gino guy's jaw broken in two fucking places.

That's great.

We didn't have time to record earlier in the week.

And then the Jets, sensing a vacuum in the news cycle, throw this down on us.

It's just fantastic news.

Just a life-saving, brilliant, brilliant story that came down yesterday from Jetsland.

Just the most Jets thing ever.

And you know what the best part about it is, is that they got rid of Rex for this very reason, right? Like they got rid of Rex Ryan because they were like, well, the locker room's out of control. We'll get a professional in there. And the whole thing was to give this sort of an illusion of professionalism in the Jets, even though they're the Jets, because they're just perpetually a fucking train wreck. And then this happens. And it's just so great. It's just the best Jets thing ever. And you know what the amazing thing is? I don't think anybody feels bad for Gino. Do you feel bad for Gino? Um, yeah, I kind of feel bad for Gino, man. That's pretty fucked up. Getting your jaw broken at work? It sucks. It sucks, right?

And yet he's getting killed by people.

I was out in New York last night and some of the staff and I, we went out and got beers.

And we were just sitting around laughing at Chino, like literally laughing him.

We were miming, you know, what he should have done, him getting

his jaw broken. We were just busting ourselves up, cracking up. So I can't even say, you know,

I intellectually feel bad for Gino. I feel that I should feel bad for Gino, but now, I don't

think I feel bad for Gino. I mean, you're talking about one of the most painful injuries possible, and he doesn't

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