After a blowout loss in Jacksonville drops the team's record to 3 and 11, both Jets

coordinators deserve to be on the hot seat.

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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. Well, the Jets were humiliated yesterday in Jacksonville in week 15 action. The Jaguars beat the Jets 48 to 20. It was a game the Jets were never competitive in. On today's show, we're going to break down

all of the issues this game exposed with this Jets team. It is clear that this offense is missing

key pieces. It's clear that this defense has some big names that simply are not showing up.

And this game showed that the two coordinators for the Jets both deserve to be on the hot seat.

And that's where we will begin this episode.

Now, I think going into the season, everybody acknowledged that this was a Jets team that was

severely lacking in talent in key areas.

And through the course of the season, that talent deficiency has gotten worse.

It's gotten worse because the Jets

traded two of their three best players at the deadline, Quinn and Williams and Soss Gardner.

And those were moves made with a long-term focus. The hope for the Jets is that they become a better

team in the future in exchange for sacrificing quality players who could help them now. And in many ways, that's a

reasonable gamble to make because this team wasn't going anywhere this year anyway. We knew that

losses this year don't matter so much, especially at the point where the Jets made the trades,

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