When I get into downtime mode, decompressed mode on a Sunday night, I go to YouTube.

And there are certain things that are must watches for me.

Number one, I do like to watch.

It used to be a Brian Dable press conference.

Now it's the Jackson Dart Press Conference, especially when they let him throw 13 times.

It goes for 33 yards.

How can you not watch that?

I find that amusing.

The other one, which has become a must watch, and I mean for almost the entirety of the season,

has been, has SNY yet posted the first segment of Jets Post Game Live, because what you guys

do on a every Sunday night basis is comical.

And I feel for you.

So like I turned it on Sunday night after this latest game that they played, which was just a disaster in New Orleans.

I'm like, how are they going to put lipstick on a pig tonight?

And you guys are great.

You don't.

You guys are critical.

But God, that's got to be hard to sit there and do this every Sunday night. And we've been doing it for the last couple of years. Yeah. And that's the problem. I think, you know, I credit Gellbs and Bart and Connor Rogers, who I think is awesome and super talented, man. We collectively have to not just show our frustration, but also understand, like, man, at some point, it's going to get good, right?

Like, we have to be optimistic, but also be realistic.

And I think a lot of Jets fans come to us and treat us like therapy.

Like, we're there in therapy, and we appreciate all the love and support, but it's not easy because this is a team, especially to begin in this season, and this is Aaron Glenn's words, that the product was going to be different. It was going to be something that we should be proud of, and nothing is worth. Nothing. No, and there's really nothing to be proud of, quite frankly. I know he talked about effort the other night, you know, the game in New Orleans on Sunday. Okay, you lost 26 to whatever it was to wait. Now, they're better. New Orleans is better as the season's gone on, but I think therein lies the problem. I think, I could be wrong, but I think Jet fans were hoping that as the season went on, the product would get better. I don't think any jet fan thought this was going to be a playoff team or a Super Bowl team, but I think what they were hoping for is kind of like what New Orleans is going through right now, and to a much lesser degree, because they're a playoff team going to win the division. Like what Ben Johnson said the other night when they beat Green Bay, one of the reporters said,

why did you think you'd be better in December than you were in September?

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