This is a time in sports where things are quiet for the most part, but the Jets decided to pipe in and say,

hey, quiet off-season my ass.

We're going to show you something and we're going to give you something during this week where

nothing is going on and take some headlines away.

And I remember talking to Boomer about not Garrett Wilson, but Sauce Gardner talking about wanting a new contract this year.

And Garrett Wilson in the same boat as Sauce Gardner, but I hadn't heard him say anything publicly about it.

And we said, well, you know, the Jets don't have to do it.

You know, and if they end up doing it, these guys are going to have to take less money than they would if they just waited another year and had another successful season.

But here we go. It's actually unprecedented. What the Jets did with Garrett Wilson, it is the first player to get an average $30 million per year after only being in a league for three seasons.

So quiet off season no more for Darren Mugi, Aaron Glenn, Garrett Wilson, and the New York Jets.

Good morning, Boomer. How are you?

Yeah, good morning, Jay.

Yeah, unprecedented for sure.

And when I heard about this yesterday, I was thinking, wow, you know, the Jets are resetting

the market for a lot of other players around the league, much like Deshaun Watson did. And I'm wondering if there's, you know, owners and GMs out there sending emails to each other

colluding with each other, wondering whether or not the Jets did what they did here was smart.

Now, for their own team internally, it is smart.

You want to keep your best players.

And certainly this validates, you know, the fact that they were picked.

And they were picked by Joe Douglas.

And they are being paid to be top and players, which they have been.

And when you think about Garrett Wilson, you know, he's played with eight different quarterbacks.

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