Deal, I knew when I came in today, we were going to have a day.

Yes.

We're going to have a day, and I'm excited to be here, man, a lot to talk about. Geno. Yeah, I mean, I tell you. So the initial reaction it feels like from all Jets fans is what you would expect, right? Like, I can't believe it. How the hell are we going to get anywhere with a guy like Gino Smith? God damn it. God damn it.

Yeah, like Joe Beninglingo.

You got, yeah. how the hell are we going to get anywhere with a guy like Gino Smith and god damn it yeah like

Joe Benino you god yeah god damn it um that's the initial reaction we need it we need a Beningo watch

like he should have been he should have popped up like you know how like Chefty pops up right away

we need a Beningo take you know it Well, the thing about him is you know exactly what he's going to say at this point.

I mean, it's just there is nothing that he hasn't said that he would say about the Gino-Smith thing.

But I think there's a bigger point being missed here that sort of hammers home a point I've been talking about for a while with the general manager and Darren Moji.

There's two things that have happened in this offseason that the Jets and only the Jets have had to do because they are looked at throughout the league as the bottom of the barrel organization that no one

wants to go play for and gino smith we will get into that part of it in a second but i wanted to get

this out there first because i think people are missing this they had to trade for two guys

who were going to be released in almost any other year in the

offseason because they can't convince anybody to come play with them.

Right.

So they had to go out and trade for Mink of Fitzpatrick when he was going to get released and

then give him a new contract.

And then they had to

trade for Gino Smith, who everybody was told was going to get released.

A week ago, two weeks ago, everybody knew.

But because if Gino had hit the wire and all other teams would have had an opportunity

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