We didn't spend a ton of time on the Jets yet.

Just absolutely embarrassing.

And for the fan base who was encouraged and was taking a silver lining and a moral victory out of week one hanging with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

And somehow it was like you came out of that game going, wow, you know,

they're building something here and the culture and this and that, just turned right back

into everything that the Jets are, just getting their ass kicked on their home field in front

of their fans by a team that's better within the division and the game being over before it started.

So, I mean, this is why I was at least, and I was dead wrong about a lot of things this week,

but I was saying that, you know, you still lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers in week one,

and Aaron Rodgers threw four touchdown passes and stood behind that podium and rubbed it in

your face,

but somehow you're taking positives out of this game?

Yeah.

And then the whole, I love Aaron Glenn and the accountability.

They're cutting a guy who fumbled.

Does any of that crap matter?

Honestly, because when you come out with that type of performance,

then I mean, I'm looking at Aaron Glenn thinking he has no idea what the hell he's doing. Well, again, you know, it's two weeks in. And again, like, I'm just telling you that he went through this with Dan Campbell. And they were all 11. You know, we all saw that on hard knocks and watching, you know, what Jared Gough went through that first year. And of course, Matthew Stafford goes on to win the Super Bowl.

I mean, it was just miserable.

And I'm sure it takes a while for, you know, people to really, for a coach and a general

manager that are new, it's two games in.

They got to get the feel for what's going on, coaching staff-wise, player-wise.

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