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What's up, everybody? Welcome to The season with Peter Schrager. I'm Peter Schrager. I host Good Morning Football on NFL Network, five days a week. Every morning, you can find us 8 to 10 a.m.

Then we re-air about a million times at NFL Network all day in the airport. Wherever you are, you can see our mugs talking football.

I also am on the Fox NFL kickoff pregame show Sundays 11 to 12 Eastern,

and I live in New York City, which means I come in with a certain vantage point

or disadvantage point when it comes to the football

squads. It's been a brutal year for New York football. Giants entire offseason on hard knocks,

every decision seen as it's being made and then watching the season play out. Daniel Jones has

been benched. Tommy DeVito is going to start this weekend against Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Our guest today is Tommy DeVito's agent, the very colorful, the very charismatic, the very, very good

podcast guest, Sean Stolato. We're going to get to Stolato in a second because I want to start

with the other team in town, the New York Jets.

They fired Joe Douglas.

Joe was on a rare six-year contract and this was the end of that deal and he was going to get either let go or he would have walked away at the end of the thing. He wasn't getting re-uped

anyway at the end of the season the way it was going. But they decided to rip the band-aid off in week 11 of the NFL season as opposed to riding it out. We don't usually

see GMs lose their jobs for the end of the season. In this case, it was done, and I think it's fair

to say that they're doing this to get a head start on things. A head start on who's going to be

the next faces and leadership of this organization. A lot of people killing Woody and Christopher Johnson and the ownership. To me, that's low-hanging fruit. There's a lot of people saying, well, they've got to fire the owner. That's not how it works. Jed York, after they fired Chip Kelly after Jim Tom Sulla and Jim Harbaugh on consecutive years,

Jed York was like 38 years old and stepped up to a microphone. They're like, why do you think you should be doing this? He's like, I don't know what world you live in. I'm the owner. I will not, unless the team is forcibly take it away from me, I'm not selling, I'm not going anywhere. Like, I want to win to. That's how I feel with the Jets ownership

And to say just

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