The New York Jets are not and should not fire Robert Sala in the middle of a season.

It's stupid, it doesn't serve any purpose, it's not going to to work it's not going to make sense.

Evan Roberts

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app. So there will come a point probably at some point today where I've got no other choice

as a jet fan but to embrace the future and the hope of this season turning around

but when I said that on Thursday, I meant it.

And when I found out the news earlier this morning that the jets were shockingly firing Robert Sala,

my first reaction was not the same reaction a lot of Jet Fan's hat.

Which is good, he sucks great.

Let's turn the season around.

My first reaction was, it's just another reminder that the franchise I happen to root for, the franchise that

Joe Beningo happens to root for, the franchise that I don't know 40% of people

listening happen to root for, they are a dysfunctional mess that has no idea what they're doing.

The New York jets suck.

And don't take that as a defense of Robert Sala. I have my issues with Robert Sala.

But what I said on Thursday is the way I feel right now at

2.02 on a Tuesday. And you're right. Am I right? You're absolutely right.

Firing this coach in the middle of the season for an intern and trying to have success that has never happened in the history of football

is a desperate move and the other thing that scares me because we've got a few hours since this story broke so a lot of little bits have come out.

According to Peter Shrager who I trust, Joe Douglas wasn't even in the room.

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