Justin Fields and the Jets coaching staff blow a winnable game against the Denver Broncos

and remind us why the Jets are the worst team in the NFL in 2025.

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On today's show, we are breaking down the New York Jets' sixth loss of 2025. They fell to the Denver Broncos today 13 to 11 in London, to fall to 0 and 6 on the 2025 season. On today's show, we're going to give some praise

for one unit which showed up and plenty of blame to a coaching staff and an offense, which did

everything in their power to squander a great defensive performance. I was at the game today.

I'm actually in London right now, so I had a bit of a different perspective than I usually get.

So usually I'm watching the game at home like you are and you get the benefits of all the different replay angles.

You get the benefits of the announcers breaking the plays down. But there are certain things

you get watching the game live, particularly some things I noticed that do not speak for all the

Jets coaching staff, which we'll talk about later.

But whether you watch this game from home or whether you like me were in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium,

I think you saw a dismal offensive performance.

I don't think anybody's going to disagree with that.

And it was particularly dismal at the quarterback position.

Sometimes the quarterback gets too much credit when the team wins

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