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All 1128 back on the fan. It's BT and Sal. We're going to get back to these Jets calls, really about Rogers, which just came out of nowhere today.

Unexcused absence by the organization, and we're all guessing where he is, and that is the story.

But I want to at least throw this in just for a second here.

All right.

So, you know, it's funny, here we are, maybe doing it to an extent, you know, just hammering the Jets.

And they've earned it because they've been the Jets.

And Robert Sala has been what he's been, and the organization has been what they've been.

But it is easy to be negative in the city.

It is because it's tough.

Everything about New York is tough, and we have high expectations, etc. Let us give a lot of credit to somebody

who looked like it was going to be one and done in terms of being able to succeed here.

That's Carlos Rodan. Carlos Rodan last year was a symbol of complete and utter physical and

mental and temperamental failure.

He had a back issue, so he, I'm not trying to fat shame him.

I'm not even saying he was fat, but he definitely wasn't a good shape.

His stuff was short.

I think last year the word we used to describe him was slob.

Yes, he was.

It was with the untucked shirt and the stash.

He just looked like amazing. He was a hot mess dude.

We were all over.

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