Tootag of Ioloa emerges as a quarterback possibility for the Jets, and he might be the worst

option they've got.

Well, except all the others.

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It is Thursday, March 5th, 2026, and I'm your host, John B from gangreneation.com. Thank you so much for making the show your first listen or first watch every day and for making locked on the number one sports podcast network. A big shout out to you every dayers. If you're new to the show, this is a daily podcast covering the New York Jets with new episodes each day through the week, Monday through Friday. On today's show, we're going to look at the quarterback options the Jets

have as we approach free agency. I think there are three groups their options fall into.

There's a group that would pretty much signal that they're punting the season, guys who really

don't bring much to the table. There's one option who could give this team big potential upside, but he could come at a big cost.

And there's a group who I refer to as stabilizers, guys who are not going to play at a super high level,

but we'll give you a decent floor.

And that's where we'll begin.

There are two veteran quarterbacks, both of whom were highly drafted when they came out

from college, who are going to be available in free agency, and both of them will come cheap.

The two quarterbacks are Kyler Murray and two atagavialoa. Earlier in the week, the report broke

that the Cardinals are releasing Kyler Murray. It has not been done officially yet. It will be done in the

next couple of days. And then just yesterday, the report came out that the dolphins are moving on

from Tuataga via Loa. And I don't think there are many Jets fans who would be excited about the

possibility of the team signing either of these guys, nor should you be. Despite both having a high draft pedigree,

neither of them are likely to give you elite level quarterback play. Neither of them are particularly

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