And at this point, nobody on this roster from a quarterback standpoint is your future.

And so it's almost, what do you have to lose?

What continuity are you developing by continuing to play Justin Fields and hoping for a different result?

You know, how many different ways can you slice this onion or refigure the game plan to make him feel more comfortable.

And so it's almost a fruitless endeavor to try to keep pushing him and making us believe that it's in the best interest for the team.

Because it's just simply not.

And that's a tough thing to sell to your roster because it's not the best interest to the team. David's in Maplewood, New Jersey. What's going on, David? Yeah, good afternoon, guys. Happy Friday. Happy for us. Listen, the Jets have many Achilles heels. And since we all only have two Achilles heels, or you are the two major ones that annoy me. I think their secondary

is awful. I mean, I saw a ball thrown to receivers that was surrounded by the secondary. They can't

make a tackle. They can't stop. The second Achilles here is their pass rush is non-existent. They can't stop.

If a quarterback is mobile at all, they can't get to him. If he steps out of the pocket and starts to run.

I mean, and they do break the line of scrimmages. They can pursue the quarterback. They couldn't get him down multiple times yesterday.

They had a few opportunities at Drake May, and you want to tip your hat and give him credit, I guess.

But they had opportunities to get him, and they missed.

Yeah, he's put together.

He's well put together, though.

I mean, you can't look at Drake May and hate him other than being

a patriot because he seems like a good kid and he's just, he's a gamer. We talk about these

guys that just don't panic in the pocket. Jackson Dart has been that most of this time. I know

Drake May is in his sophomore year, a second season, but he just kind of calmly stands where he needs to be and completes easy throws. Doesn't overthrow. He just kind of, all right, I got to loft this one to you. Here you go. Catch it like a pillow. No, he's a hell of a player. It's just, it's fun watching him. No, sorry, Jets. You know, notwithstanding. No, it's fun for you. It's horrible for me. He's a good kid. He's a great athlete. And you've got to deal with him forever. Yeah. And to our last caller's point about the secondary, like, Brandon Stevens has been inconsistent all year. Jarvis Brownlee, Jr., like bringing him in was a nice, smart move, and he's had his moments. But yesterday was a disaster.

I mean, yesterday was between not touching Douglas when he was down, which cost him 20 yards,

between the broken coverages, between the penalties, which has been rocking up over the last few weeks.

I mean, they created a hole by trading Sauce Gardner.

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