I think it's fair to say that two weeks into the season, Jets fans are very happy with their quarterback Aaron Rogers and very unhappy with their offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett.

Is there anything that Jets can do to improve Hackett's performance?

Let's talk about it today on Lockdown Jets.

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Today we have our weekly mailbag show. Each Wednesday, we try and do a mailbag with listener

questions. Our first question is about Mr. Popularity, Nathaniel Hackett. John, we know that

Hackett does not call great plays, but how much of that is

the playbook versus game time decisions? Do teams ever retain old playbooks after they hire a new

coordinator? If the plays themselves are terrible, shouldn't Salat and Rogers be able to read through

the playbooks and put a big X through the pages they think would never work so that they are never

called in the games? How much of the blame should be on the offensive staff for helping to pick the batch of plays

and areas of focus prior to each game and i have to give you credit for asking that question

there's a valiant attempt to try and um defend a fangle hack i know if that was the intention um

so difficult questions to answer.

I think, you know, let's talk broadly about how playbooks work and how players are selected in the

NFL. A playbook has hundreds and hundreds of plays. And essentially, you know, like there used

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