We'll get to the pathetic mess that is the Jets in a few short minutes.

But Russell Wilson is proving that what we saw for four quarters, because it wasn't the entire game,

it certainly wasn't overtime, was an aberration against the Cowboys.

He did a great job picking on an incredibly flawed Dallas Cowboy defense.

He appears to be what your gut reaction was, a washed quarterback.

But here's what's so complicated about it.

What's complicated is I heard 70,000 people chanting for Jackson Dart last night.

I don't blame you.

I don't blame you for wanting that.

But the problem is, I don't know if that's what's best.

Right.

And so we're at this road.

By the way, it's probably more like 40,000 because 30,000 in there were Chiefs fans. Oh, that's best. And so we're at this road. By the way, it's probably more like 40,000, because

30,000 and there were Chiefs fans. Oh, that's true. Maybe not that many, but it was a lot of them.

And the crowd was, I don't want to call the people toxic, you're not toxic. The situation is

toxic. What we witnessed last night,

Russell Wilson is on the last leg of his career.

He comes out for a play.

Here comes Jackson Dart,

and the crowd cheers like a rock star walked into the building.

Then Brian Davo says,

enough of that, let's go take our package out and go back to Russell Wilson.

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