It's 1 p.m. on the East Coast. I'm Guy Adami. That's the man in black. I mean, Dan Nathan, I was to say Johnny Cash.

I went to the Johnny Cash Museum in Nashville a couple years ago in the spring.

Fascinating, but nobody's here for that.

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by tomorrow. Before we get into it, on a rain-soaked MetLife field last night, as somebody predicted

on the Twitter, you should go to Darren Rovel's account and check that out.

Aaron Rogers' season is over and potentially, I hate to say it, but at his age and Achilles is a devastating injury. So I wish no ill will. But at a night where Vinnie Testaverty

was back, one of the captains to do the coin flip before the game,

the man who suffered the same injury in the first game of the season.

I think it was 1999.

They say lightning doesn't strike twice, Dan Nathan, in the same place.

Well, apparently it did last night at the medal, Lance.

That was crazy.

And a decent result for the Jets despite that.

Well, yes, yes.

Let me ask you this question.

I know you're not a huge Jet fan.

You're a Bears of Chicago fan if memory serves.

But would you, as a jet fan, would you rather than got smoked last night and

Aaron Rogers come out of the game on Skathed or win the game

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