All right, Paul, the couple of quick things on the Jets here, B-Tin Sal, Bolinger, of course,

with us every Tuesday during the week to the football season, breaking down the film, things

that we might not see.

How much of what field showed is real?

All of it.

Like, I thought it was fantastic.

Talk to me.

I mean, I thought it was all real. They touchdown throw,

you know, to Garrett Wilson was the right read. It was a deep cross. He got good protection.

He made the right. He threw the guy open. You can easily screw that throw up. You can like try to like make it perfect.

He let Garrett go get it. His is the extension of plays when it was time to do it was really good.

Ball placement to different guys. I thought it was really sharp. I mean, T.J. Watt is sitting there

waiting for him on that read option that he scores on. He's sitting there waiting on the play.

And Justin just, you know, that's a defensive player to year. As good as there is in his business,

he ran right around him like he was standing still. Yeah. Like it was, it was impressive. And the offensive line was real, like, I think Tipman is a much better guard than center. Okay. Feel bad for Ali Vera Tucker, but I think they're lucky that they have Tipman there because they played really well up front. Yeah, and I was looking at some of the numbers with Membu, who was the highest graded

offensive linement of rookies.

I think he had a 90.3 PFF grade saucehead was the number one rated quarterback during

week one.

So it was certainly some good storylines.

They just looked like, number one, they had more energy, they had more conviction and

what they want to do. They actually looked like a football team, but there are elements of concern.

The corner opposite sauce, don't love the third level, who's the second receiver?

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