The Jets lost their opener to the Pittsburgh Steelers, but week one proved something important.

This Jets offense will score points. Locked on Jets begins now.

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It is Tuesday, September 9th, 2025, and I'm your host,

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you have $500.00 in bonus bets to use across the app. Well, it is overreaction week in the

NFL. Every team has now played its first game, and people are drawing sweeping conclusions about

how the 2025 season will play out based on the first game of the season.

And of course, many of these takes that you'll hear this week are complete overreactions.

On today's show, we're going to talk about some things we can take from week one from the Jets

that are not overreactions.

We'll talk about how the coaching staff needs to improve.

We'll talk about why the defense is not as lost of a

cause as it looked Sunday. And we're going to begin by talking about the Jets offense. The Jets offense had a

very, very encouraging showing on Sunday. They put up 32 points. They only punted twice.

It was the first time in over three decades that the Jets went an entire first

half without punting in a game. It was everything you wanted in a debut for a new quarterback

and a new offensive coordinator. Now, if you're sitting there today based on taking Justin Fields's

performance and saying Justin Fields is now the future of the franchise, the Jets

found their quarterback, that unfortunately would be an overreaction because we have seen Justin

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