You cannot win games in the NFL if your quarterback and your head coach are problems.

And for the 0 and 6 New York Jets, Justin Fields and Aaron Glenn are major problems.

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moved. Well, the New York Jets are 0 and 6, and there are lots of reasons this team is 0

and 6, but I think you know that on any team in the NFL, there are two very important people who make the team run or who contribute to the team's failures.

These are the quarterback and the head coach.

And the New York Jets are not getting enough from either their quarterback or their head coach.

So on today's show, we're going to talk about the struggles of Justin Fields, the struggles of Aaron Glenn, and what's at stake for these two and for the Jets over the final 11 games of this season. And I think there's quite a bit at stake. And we can start by talking about Justin Fields. I don't need to tell you this if you watch this game. Justin Fields was terrible against the Denver Broncos. I mean, I can give you the stats.

9 of 17 throwing the ball, 45 yards, 2.6 yards per attempt, a 58.7 quarterback rating,

a 9 QBR, took nine sacks, just a horrendous performance. Now, one bad game in the grand scheme of things is not a big deal.

Like, every quarterback has bad games. Maybe not as bad as that, but every quarterback has

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