Kate Klobnik needs a lot of work,

but our special guest says he brings lots of leadership to the table.

We'll break it down today on Locked On Jets.

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new customers can bet just $150 in bonus bets if your first bet wins. Head to fandual.com to get started. Well, on today's show, we are joined by special guest, Robbie Sabo, of JetsXFactor.com. I always love chatting with Robbie. We're going to break down what the Jets did in the 2026 NFL draft. We'll talk Cade Klubnick. We'll talk about whether the Jets made the right pick at two selecting David Bailey over R. Val-Rise.

And we'll talk about the new look wide receiver room after the selections of Kenyon Sadiq and Omar Cooper.

Let's jump right in. It's going to be a great discussion with Robbie Sabo of JetsXFactor.com.

Joining us today is a very special guest and a good friend to this podcast, Robbie Sabo, the co-founder of JetsXFactor.com.

Robbie, good to have you back with us. You were with us before the draft. A lot's happened since then.

So lots of different ways we can go here. I wanted to start, though, with a guy who's on the minds of a lot of Jets fans, and that's

Kade Klobnik, who plays quarterback. They picked him in the fourth round out of Clemson.

So I'll tell you, Robbie, I was a critic of this pick. I spent the entire lead-up to the draft

saying, I want to see the Jets take a quarterback on day three. And then they take a

quarterback on day three and it's not the guy I wanted. But you've written some interesting

stuff about Clubnik. And I know you were at the rookie mini camp just out a week ago. So take us

through everything you've seen from Clubnik so far. Yeah. I mean, listen, you know, thanks for having me back. I knew I'd be back. I knew it. I knew it. It's with Clubnik, listen, we were there. We didn't see much of the practice, only a short, you know, 15, 20 minutes of team sessions on the second day. But from what I did see, it was pretty solid. He has an idea out there.

Now, I'm not here to tell you he's going to be the next great thing. He's going to play over that

fourth round pick or under the fourth round pick. I have no idea. Have zero idea. I think maybe,

well, let me ask you this. Was it the player or was it more your analytical mind in terms of what they had to do to trade up to grab them in round four?

It was more the player.

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