The two things that if I'm trying to drum up any sort of interest in the Jets or Giants this week,

because it's just very difficult to do so, quite frankly,

until they actually start winning some football games and give me a reason to believe they could be a factor in their conferences.

But the two biggest questions are, is the Jets offense going to be as successful as they were in week one or

anywhere near it? And is the, are the Giants offense going to be as putrid as they were in week

one? Because I think that both defenses are going to be okay. The Giants have more potential to be better.

I can't imagine that the Jets defense is going to play like that the rest of the year.

They're going to get that figured out.

I mean, they were good against a run.

And it was just, you know, obviously giving up big plays in the passing game.

That's what killed.

I mean, if Justin Fields somehow has been awoken, that is the most exciting thing

going on between those two teams other than, you know, Jackson Dart, maybe getting a start at some point.

I mean, my question about the Jets, though. What is the foundation of what Aaron Glenn wants Tanner

Ingstrom to do on offense? I mean, beyond run the football with the quarterback and the running backs.

It's Northeast football.

But he threw the ball great, though.

But he, 22 attempts, and they also used his legs, and he used his legs as well.

The thing that I do like is when he made a decision and he read the defense, he planted

his foot, and he just put everything

into it and was really confident throwing the ball.

Yeah.

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