GMFB Tuesday Hour 2: Roger Goodell joins! Jets leadership problems?

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🗓️ 1 October 2024

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Isaiah Stanback discussing the New York Jets following their loss against the Denver Broncos - who is the leader on the Jets? NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell joins the breakfast table and talks about the Washington Commanders exciting start to their season, he explains why the new kickoff rule is incomplete right now, and then he touches on the NFL’s expansion all over the world. Sky Sports NFL Analyst Phoebe Schecter joins the show and describes the energy of NFL football in the UK, and then she explains the biggest hurdles they face translating American Football to the audience in the UK.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.3	Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio.
0:31.2	It was a perfect night for Jared Goff, and I'm sure Aaron Rogers would have wanted that at home against the Broncos on Sunday. They did not.
0:38.0	We're going to spend the dial forward to Jets Vikings on Sunday morning from London. This game has meaning the Vikings are undefeated.
0:43.1	It's a very important game as the Jets sit two and two. What's also important is the relationship between head coach and quarterback. After the game on Sunday, after a smattering of fall starts
0:48.4	for the Jets, Robert Sala said we've got to figure it out whether or not we are good enough
0:53.0	to handle all of the cadence.
0:55.1	If you know Aaron Rogers after 20 years, the man loves his cadence, okay?
0:58.8	Then Rogers comes out and says, we could just hold players accountable too.
1:02.9	Well, Sala then was asked again on Monday, and the coach had a different tune.
1:09.0	Well, we got to figure it out.
1:13.7	Whether or not we're good enough to handle all the or ready to handle all the cadence. Cadence had not been an issue. All camp, felt like our
1:22.6	operation had been operating pretty good. Obviously, today took a major step back. Yesterday I was mentioning
1:30.0	operation. We're always going to push the envelope of cadence, always. But with regards to
1:35.9	operation, you know, getting in and out of the huddle, getting into the line of scrimmage,
1:40.1	the communication that's being had, those are all things that we can continue to look at and clean up.
1:45.8	But from a cadence standpoint, that's part of what makes us who we are.
1:50.1	And we're going to continue to always push the envelope on that.
1:54.5	Perhaps it's fair to say Robert Sala doesn't want to say the word cadence anymore, Peter.
1:58.5	He wants to now use operational as the interchangeable word there. Where do we sit right now with Rogers and Sala and Cadence Gate? And perhaps he shouldn't use the word cadence. He's a defensive coach. And I think the second he starts talking about the offensive cadence. And I think there's a lot of sensitivities there from a quarterback like Aaron Rogers, who's a four-time MVP and has been doing it for 20 years.
2:18.3	I also think the market matters.
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