On today's PFT live, we have NFL executive VP of football operations, Troy Vincent,

on some of the rules-related developments of the 2025 season, former Cowboys coach Jason Garrett

on the performance of Dak Prescott and other NFL matters.

And Andrew Philpony of 937, the fan in Pittsburgh with some interesting comments about

Aaron Rogers and the quality

of the grass at Acresher Stadium.

That's next

on today's edition of PFT Live.

We will have a quarterback

on Sunday. I would tell you that.

I wouldn't want to give them a competitive advantage when I have that opportunity.

But we would have a quarterback.

Well, it's good to know that the New York Jets won't be breaking out the no quarterback offense,

although I would put nothing past the organization led

by Woody Johnson. I've gotten some mixed feedback for my criticisms of Woody Johnson for his

decision to make some pretty strong comments about starting quarterback for now, and maybe on Sunday,

who knows, Justin Fields. But he's the captain of the ship.

He's the leader of the team. And as I firmly believe, dysfunction in any organization begins at the top.

And Woody Johnson benefits from the fact that the NFL inherently operates like a socialist

business, a socialist entity, because all the money is shared, or at least the biggest

chunk of the money is shared among the 32 teams. It's a Brewster's millions exercise to

actually lose money. No matter how dysfunctional you are on the field, you are going to be

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