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to make the switch today i've ordered the phrase the death of a season before like you could see

the death of a season in your eyes the death of the season in my eyes i saw and hopefully this is

not the case but i saw the end of gar Wilson as a New York jet in his eyes when he confronted Aaron Glenn at the end of the first half.

I did because remember, and we've talked about this, the end of the first half, the kind of giving up on the football field by head coach Aaron Glenn was eerily similar to Joe Judge and what he did, Giants, Redskins, commanders, football team, whatever the hell they were called back then. Garrett Wilson approached Aaron Glenn. We all saw it if you were watching the game and basically said, you know, what the hell is going on? And looked very animated. And I could imagine Garrett, who just signed this new contract, is probably thinking

to himself, what am I doing here? Right. I don't want to be on a terrible team for the rest of my,

or at least the part of this career that's governed by this contract. Yeah. So I was very worried,

and so I couldn't wait to hear what Garrett Wilson would say after the game about the interaction.

And he uttered probably the most

accurate line to describe the New York Jets that I've ever heard. Listen to this line from

Garrett Wilson on what he said to Aaron Glenn, and imagine that this really encompasses all Jets

history. I just didn't know exactly what the plan was.

And once I figured it out, you know, I was disappointed.

I'll just say that.

I didn't know what the plan was.

Then what I found out, I was disappointed.

Wow.

I mean, that is...

That is so simple yet so profound.

Very profound. Like, I want to make a shirt out of that saying by Garrett Wilson with the Jets logo. I just wanted to know what the plan was. Then when I found out, I was disappointed. They've been in a Biss for 55 freaking years. This is something my wife would say to me when I surprised her with a big Saturday night. I just want to know what the plan was.

And I heard it was a Met game and I was disappointed.

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