And this is where I guess I'll be sort of anti-Jet, because I think I was pretty positive in the open, talking about what I think this team can do.

They have two questions this year.

A, I want to see him win games. I'd like to see them break the playoff track out and B, what's Justin Fields? They got a lottery ticket on him. Can he be the future quarterback? There is a scenario, and I kind of described it, where the Jets are good, the Jets win games, and Justin Fields is not a franchise quarterback.

He's there for the ride.

And what because... And I kind of described it where the Jets are good. The Jets win games. And Justin Fields is not a franchise quarterback.

He's there for the ride.

And what becomes difficult is finding a franchise quarterback while you're winning seven, eight, nine games.

Because you're not picking at the top of the draft.

And that's where I bring this back to the decision the Jets made to not draft Shador Sanders. Because I made the point in the days

leading up to it that, hey, if he's there, I'd consider him in the first round. If somehow he fell to

the second round, which I don't think any of us really thought was going to happen, I would have

thought him about him there too. Yeah. And it would have been perfect, especially when you look at the Jet quarterback room right now, to say, wow, it would have been kind of cool to have him sit there behind Justin Fields. I'm not saying that because Tyraud Taylor got hurt. I'm saying it because they're looking for a franchise quarterback, I assume, unless Justin Fields proves to be the answer. And they could have drafted this guy with incredible value.

Now, I'm not trying to bury Brady Cook who look pretty good in the preseason.

But the odds are, he ain't the answer either.

Well, Brady Cook's also a college free agent, and it's really hard to escape your draft situation or lack thereof.

And so while he may play well, unless it is a

Brock Purdy type of ascension given whatever opportunity he's given, you're likely looking

for a quarterback. That's all I'm saying. It's likely. I don't want to bury the kid. So I think if

we're sitting here a year or two from now talking about Chidor became a star and almost

complaining about who passed on him, I think as a jet fan, I'll complain louder than you guys.

Yeah, no, you're probably right because while next year's draft class, and it's way too

early to look at these things, even though we are hearing that Arch Manning from his father,

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