Good afternoon and welcome to a Monday afternoon edition of Inside the Huddled with Meenick

hauling and NFLUK.com's Henry Hodgson. O'Neill Reynolds with us this week. He was enjoying watching

Miami's third string quarterback defeat the Tennessee Titans, so he's somewhere on a plane.

We'll talk about that game a little bit later on Henry, but let's start off with an overtime game.

The Jets getting past Cleveland and once again it was the former

Pittsburgh dealer, Santonio Holmes, coming to the rescue, and did they deserve it?

Well, he definitely came to the rescue. I mean, whether they deserved it or not. I think

it's different to beating the Lions, isn't it, in overtime? The Lions are not a very good

team, and the Browns are up until this week and probably beyond this week.

Probably the form team in the NFL as weird as that sounds.

So I think it's not a disgrace, but I'd still, if I was a Jets fan, I'd be worried that probably going back to about week four.

They haven't, when I think they beat the bills in week four, they haven't really blown anyone away,

and yet they think that they are a Super Bowl-caliber team.

They keep winning, don't they, the Jets?

And I think you've taken the words out of my mouth.

They don't impress anybody.

Usually at this stage of the season, whether it pans out this way or not, you think that's a team that's going to the play, the Super Bowl.

I don't think that with the Jets. I think they're still a product of hype as much as anything else.

You're right.

What they are strong on is defence, and that was obviously going to be the case going

into the season.

Winning games like this might be just stealing them for a tough game in late December

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