I was thinking about this during the break.

Who is the longest tenured New York jet now that Quinn and Williams has just been traded to the Dallas Cowboys? Besides the long snapper, Thomas Hennessy, throw him out for a second. What football player is the longest tenure New York Jet? And I think it's Jamie and Sherwood who is here in 2021. And then after that, it's all the guys they drafted in 2022.

Like, I don't think there's anyone before that.

But you've got to turn over your roster eventually.

And we were also talking about this in the break, how this feels necessary for teams to get themselves right in there and the new head coach's vision.

Think about Sean Payton in Denver last year, two years, no, last year, where he was trying to win.

Oh, no, two years ago.

He was trying to win with Russell Wilson.

And then midway through the season, he was like, all right, I'm putting down the sword.

Right.

Right.

Ross, you're bitten benched, playing whoever, I forget who the backup quarterback was.

And they sucked for a little bit. They moved up in the draft. They were able to draft Bo Nix and they were able to rebuild. And now look at, they just missed. No, they made the playoffs last year. Yeah, they missed it. They made the playoffs last year. They've won six games in a row this year. They're not perfect, but it's in his vision.

Like the team is in his vision.

And if you don't do that, it gets, when you're, won six games in a row this year. They're not perfect, but it's in his vision. The team is in his

vision. And if you don't do that, it gets, when you're winning, it gets really hard to put a

roster how you want it. We talked about this a few weeks ago. This was the Dave's issue. He won

right away. They never, they, you didn't have that moment to suck enough to get everything right.

Get rid of some pieces that you don't want and get your team right.

The Jets are getting rid of some pieces that aren't going to be a part of their future when they get really good.

I get it.

I got it.

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