Super Bowl 60 is proof that the Jets really messed things up with Sam Darnold, but not in the ways that you think.

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If you're a new customer, bet just $5 and get $200 in bonus bets if you win. Well, across the NFL, people who failed with the Jets are advancing their careers. It's true of Sam Darnold, the Seattle Seahawks quarterback, who will start Sunday in Super Bowl 60. It's true of Robert Tala and Mike LaFleur, recent members of a Jets coaching staff that failed who both were hired as head

coaches in this league over the last couple of weeks. On today's show, we're going to take a look

at why these people failed and the lessons the Jets can learn because one thing that's been

consistent with the Jets over the last 15 years is people fail here and go on to advance their careers in other spots.

Yesterday, of course, was February 2nd.

It was Groundhog's Day.

And if you were following the events from Pucksetone, Pennsylvania, I have some bad news for you.

This long and brutal winter we've had in the Northeast will continue another

six weeks. Or so goes the legend of the groundhog seeing his shadow. Of course, there was a famous

movie that starred Bill Murray called Groundhog's Day. And it was about a guy who kept living

the same day over and over. And I think Jets fans can probably relate to that because over the

last 15 years, it's been a lot of the same stuff.

It's been the team losing, people leaving, and advancing their careers.

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