Because they're the local team, we'll start with the Jets, but we've got a lot to get to. We'll start with their loss to the Dolphins, 34-10, Aaron Glenn, very direct. Things didn't go well today. This game was definitely disappointing. Really hard to try to put this in words. The only thing that I can't say, I didn't have these guys ready to play. And that was obvious,

by the way, we went out there and played. Now, you also lost Tyrod Taylor to injury. That meant Brady Cook came in and played 14 of 30, 163 couple of picks. What did he think? Mentally, you have to have yourself ready to play. And, you know, for the most part, I think he was. You know, I thought Miami did a really good job of pressuring.

They brought the house a, I think he was. You know, I thought Miami did a really good job of pressuring.

They brought the house a couple of times on them, but we got to do a better job.

And so the Jets now 3 and 10.

They're in Jacksonville on Sunday.

The Dolphins once left for dead, now 6 and 7.

Here is Mike McDaniel, his team winning 4 straight and 5 of 6.

They were well aware that they were the only people that really believed in themselves. And so they chose to

not listen and there's a different level of buy-in, but also a different level of pride.

You know, and these coaches and players say we don't listen to the outside noise. Why do they say they don't listen to the outside noise if they don't listen to the outside noise? Because they hear the outside noise. Because they listen to the outside noise. Very much so. How do you know there's outside noise? If we're not listening to it, it's a follow-up question. That's what Aaron Rogers was saying after the game. We don't listen to outside noise. Right. But everybody should lay off Mike Tomlin. How do you know everybody's on Mike Tomlin if you're not listening to it? Because you're listening to the outside noise. Hard to ignore it. I'll get to that in a second. Sunday night football. Texans and Chiefs last night in Kansas City. It was a 17-10 game after Kansas City was stopped on fourth and one from their own 31-yard line.

It was Daray Ugungboale, who scored on a five-yard touchdown run.

Then the Chiefs had the ball, down seven, still with an opportunity.

Snapped to the Mahomes, back to throw on second and ten.

He looks, he double clutches.

He throws.

He's bobbled.

It is intercepted maybe.

Looking for a signal.

I think the Texans picked it off.

Aziz Al Shire intercepted it.

Off the deflection.

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