Justin Field had a bad game against the Giants.

That does not mean it's time to panic, but it is a reminder that Jets need to build an offense around what he does well and avoid what he does poorly.

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It is Wednesday, August 20th, 2025. And I'm your host, John B from gangrennation.com. Thank you so much for making the show your first listen or first watch every day. And a big shout out to you every day. This is a daily podcast covering the New York Jets with new episodes each day through the week, Monday through Friday. On today's show, we have our weekly mailbag.

Each Wednesday, we try and do a mailbag with list of questions.

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Thanks so much to everybody who sent in questions.

Let's begin with Taylor, who writes,

Hey, John, all the Jets commentators are telling us not to panic.

But as Jets fans, we know that usually means it's time to panic.

In all seriousness, one thing that seriously concerned me

watching the preseason game was that Justin Field seemed unaware that there were Jets receivers other than Garrett Wilson. Do you think that says more about

Fields' inability to see the field, a lack of good offensive scheming, or just a general

lack of receiving talent on this roster? Well, I think it's a combination of things, but number one,

it's that Fields only through five passes in an exhibition game. And I think under any

circumstances, it's very dangerous to try and read too much into a five-pass sample size. And that's

especially true in exhibition season, because you have to remember, this is a practice for the Jets.

These are essentially practice games where they're trying to figure out what they do well and what

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