Post game yesterday.

I am Matt.

Aaron Glenn usually speaks in the 9 a.m. hour, even primetime games. I can't imagine he's doing it this morning. I haven't seen it yet with the flight back from London. So this is all still from yesterday with the loss to the Broncos. Here he was talking about letting the clock run out at the end of the first half, which was a big talking point. We'll continue to be. At that point, we didn't know if we got the first down or not,

because I know one refs were saying yes, no, it was no.

So once it got the first down and not, because I know one

ref was saying yes, no, it was no. So once it got the

fourth down, guys, I'm not about to sit there and try to get a playoff, and they will get the ball back. I think they had a timeout left and give them a chance to kick a field. I don't think that's the smartest thing to do.

So let's just in the half.

We get the ball back and see we can get a chance to score.

So the Jets.

Say what?

Have a time out left.

What's that?

So the jets.

Say what?

What's that?

So the Jets did not have a time. Yeah, I didn't. Yeah, I didn't think they did. I thought they had one left. No. No, they ended up using it. Oh, okay. But if, yeah, if you look back. I really thought they had one time out

remaining but I guess not.

The Broncos did.

I thought they both did.

I knew the Broncos had the one, and they opted not to use it. Here was the comment and the question that really has people annoyed, and this was Glenn asked if Justin Fields continues to play going for, or at least this week, I should say, against Carolina. Is he going to be your quarterback next week, or would you consider?

What kind of question is that? Well, you did not have a good game. I mean, I think it's a fair question. There's a number of guys that, you know, I mean, sometimes this league is like this, and there are guys that have bad games. That doesn't mean you just bench them. Come on, you know better than that. Well, here is Fields, who admits not a great day.

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