Good Monday morning. Two more losses for the Jets and Giants as the Tankathon watch has been on.

And interesting stuff happening yesterday in that regard when it comes to the draft order.

And the Jets are done. The Jets aren't going to win another game. We've been saying that now for weeks.

But someone needs to explain to me

why Jackson Dart with three minutes left in the third quarter

had six yards passing,

and at the end of the game had 33 yards passing.

Now, a Giants fan will tell you, well, I mean,

or someone maybe who hasn't been following the Giants,

well, they're trying to tank, they're trying to lose. But why would they? When you've got a general

manager who is on the extreme hot seat and probably won't be there, a head coach who is auditioning

for other head coaching jobs, and a quarterback who wants to win, why would they not let him

throw the football in this game? Totally bizarre when you think there's going to be a full regime change at the end of the year. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, gee, I'm doing great. And I'm feeling a lot better, by the way. Good. I will say that maybe they're afraid to run him. You remember everybody saying you might as well sit him, don't run him, don't let him run because he's going to get another concussion. I mean, that was about as pathetic a performance as you're going to see in the NFL from a quarterback and his lack of opportunities and some drop passes. You know, Teres Slateon gets it right in the chest and drops another ball.

You know, and now all of a sudden, you know, it's funny because I could always tell by,

and I always say this, by my giant fan friends and their reactions to how the team looks on a given weekend.

And yesterday, you know, other than some plays by the defense,

and Brian Burns has certainly been, you know,

one of Joe Shane's crowning achievements here, you know,

they're like, all right, now let's trade Jackson Dart.

If we get the number one pick and let's go take Fernando Mendoza.

I mean, like, it has gotten to that point, and this is where Jackson Dart now

learns that the NFL is a relentless place, and it takes a while for rookies to really

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