Hour 3: Phillips TORCHES “Same Old Jets” Mindset, Praises Aaron Glenn + Super Bowl Party Rules

Evan & Tiki

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4.2 • 988 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2026

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

From Radio Row, Jets DT Harrison Phillips delivers three brutally honest clips that cut right to the franchise’s biggest issue: culture. He explains why a connected locker room beats raw talent, then drops a headline-grabber by calling the “Same Old Jets” mindset a “cancerous” problem that infects the building when losing starts to snowball. The guys also react to Brian Costello’s follow-up clarification and why it actually makes Phillips’ point even stronger. Then the show pivots to a wild sports-media moment where Evan finds out on-air that the Nets waived Cam Thomas, and spirals at the thought of him landing with the Knicks. Plus, NFL Honors quick hits (including Jaxson Dart’s ROY vote), and a full breakdown of the “5 things you cannot do” at a Super Bowl watch party, including the chaos of split-TV streaming delays and the most controversial take of the hour: should funeral homes be closed on Super Bowl Sunday? Close it out with a reality check on tonight’s St. John’s vs UConn game at MSG and why February hype doesn’t matter nearly as much as March.

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0:00.0	So Harrison Phillips of the New York Jets was on Radio Row, the fine people at Roundtable Sports,
0:05.8	and the Twitter account I follow at NYJets Media, had a nice conversation with Harrison Phillips about the Jets.
0:13.4	And I got three clips for you, and they're all fascinating.
0:16.7	Clip number one is Harrison Phillips talking about how it's not always the talented,
0:23.2	the more talented teams that win as compared to the connected teams.
0:27.4	Take a listen.
0:28.1	You can't put five wins, 10 wins, three wins, whatever it is,
0:31.8	that doing it with people that you care about, it helps correlate to winning games.
0:35.9	And so if I had a connected football team, I would take that over a talented football team
0:39.5	that wasn't connected.
0:41.0	You agree with that?
0:42.0	Yeah, I would because it's just you can be inferior but always looking out for your guy
0:48.0	or at least thinking about what your guy needs.
0:52.1	And so it helps you make plays because you care,
0:56.4	but you also are just in touch.
0:58.3	Like you get what they're thinking in moments.
1:01.3	There was a, I remember this play against the then Redskins.
1:05.9	It's my last regular season game.
1:07.8	We're running an outside zone play,
1:09.5	and it depends on who was uncovered, who pulled.
1:11.4	So it was either the guard or the center.
1:13.2	And so if it was the center with Sean O'Hara, I knew he was going to be like behind me.
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