As we approach 4 o'clock on this very busy Tuesday, I think the Jets said, hey, the Giants are getting all the attention. We got to do something. So the Jets just made a trade for a cornerback from the Tennessee Titans named Jarvis Brownlee. And they didn't give up much. They gave up a sixth round pick. They get in a seventh round pick back. And they're bringing in this second year quarterback Jarvis Brownley. I have to be honest, I wasn't familiar with his work,

so I quickly did my research.

And I found this be honest, I wasn't familiar with his work.

So I quickly did my research. And I found this paragraph from the Tennessean to describe Jarvis Brownlee. Fifth round pick in 2024, started 14 games for the Titans as a rookie, and viewed as one of the bright spots in the Titans rebuild from last season. Oh, that's interesting. I'm like, okay, I'm feeling good about this. Brownley logged an interception and nine-pass breakups to go along with 75

tackles.

I'm like, this is amazing.

How the hell did they get this guy for a song?

And then I read the next sentence.

And Jet fans, he'll fit right in.

He was also among the NFL's most penalized defenders, often being flagged for past interference and defensive holding penalties.

Oh, God.

The issue reoccurred at the start of the season when Brownlee was penalized three times in week one alone.

So, welcome aboard, Jarvis.

Right.

You're going to fit right in.

You're going to be amazing until we hate you.

Well, joining us right now, a guy does a great job covering the NFL, the Jets and the Giants for S&Y. Connor Hughes. Connor, how you doing today, man? I'm doing well, guys. How are you? I'm all right. So what does this say? Before we get to the giant stuff, the Jets trade for a cornerback in Jarvis Brownlee. Is that them admitting that Brandon Stevens stinks like?

How do you take this?

No, I think they just need some reinforcements. I know fans are really high on A. Z. Thomas, but the fact is that the guys are rookie, it's going to take time for him to get ready. And he was considered someone who is a bit raw coming in anyway. There's really not too much behind him.

Stevens has been an issue. Soss Gardner struggling a bit, and I think the Quincy Williams injury was a wake-up call, the depth can very quickly become a concern concerning what the

judge is going to have to do now with him out. So I think they saw this as a guy who they,

I'm sure, Moji did, had a pretty decent grade on a little bit ago.

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