The Jets ugly loss to the Miami Dolphins is a reminder that it's better for this team to win games than to tank for draft position.

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If you want to be right in the middle of the action this season, visit fanduel.com and place your NFL live bets all season long. On today's show, we're breaking down a blowout loss for the New York Jets. The Miami Dolphins beat the Jets 34 to 10 yesterday at MetLife Stadium. And for me, this game was a big reminder that it's still

important for the Jets to try and go out there and play well. And we're going to discuss that in

detail on this show. We'll talk about the quarterback conundrum this team now faces. We'll talk

about how there were no breakout performances for young players, which is one of the most

important parts of this season. But let's start by talking about just how ugly this performance was by the New York Jets.

This game was really over in the first quarter.

It was a total no-show by this football team.

The Dolphins came out and scored three touchdowns on their first three series.

And for much of this game, it kind of felt

like they were toying with the Jets. They kind of like stalled on offense in the second and third

quarters, but I'm not even sure the Jets defense was playing all that well. I think that the Dolphins

realized they had a big lead and the Jets really couldn't do much offensively. So they just stopped taking chances because I think they realized that the Dolphins realized they had a big lead and the Jets really couldn't do much offensively.

So they just stopped taking chances because I think they realized that the only way the Jets could get back into the game was if they made mistakes.

And I think they especially got conservative after that sequence right before halftime or two attack of Ioloa through the ball that was almost a lateral, maybe a lateral, but was called an incomplete

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