Evident Tiki on this election day eve. It's not only election day eve, it's also NFL trade

deadline Eve. Because the NFL had this idea about nine months ago. It was a real

balzy idea. They say to themselves, you know what? We know the election's a big deal.

We know people are going to vote. Let's compete.

Let's compete with the election.

Because the NFL has such gravitas.

They've got such stones.

They're like, let's see if we could take that little tiny itsy-bitsy election that has no consequence.

And let's see if we can blow it off of the headlines and make, you know,

a potential trade for a wide receiver or an RB2 become the lead story. So tomorrow at 4 o'clock

is the NFL trade deadline. As a New York Jets fan, a team that I thought had a relatively decent weekend when you look around the AFC,

the Jets are alive. Like, they're on a respirator, but they're alive. If they can win their games,

and I mean basically all of them, with the exception of maybe one, I think they would have enough

to make the postseason. So I will tell you that as a New York Jet fan tomorrow at 4 o'clock, I would do nothing.

I wouldn't even trade Mike Williams.

I would hold on to him, especially with the injury to Alan Lazard.

And the fact that Williams and Aaron Rogers chemistry will only get stronger and stronger.

So I would do nothing if I'm the New York Jets.

I would not sell anybody. I wouldn't acquire anybody. I would basically say, look, this is my roster. Let's go. We acquired Hassan Reddick,

basically. We acquired Devante Adams. Let's freaking go. We got one.

This is not Garrett Cole related, and me and Lou Gehr just had an argument about whether or not to break the glass, but we have Jets news.

Oh, let's hear it. So Ties in.

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