award-winning journalists new york times bestsellers no topic out of bounds no opinions left unsaid an institution for sports talk and information this is the sports reporters here's mike lupica mitch alb and bob ryan i'm mike lupeka m lb dot com and the new york daily news i'm mitch album of the detroit Daily News. I'm Mitch Album of the Detroit Free Press.

And I am Bob Ryan of the Boston Globe and ESPN,

and we welcome you to the Monday morning edition

of the twice-weekly sports reporters podcast

and a very, very shockful of interesting things on Sunday.

But we have to start with the one play that has all the tongues wagging in the league

because of the historic nature of a decision made by one defensive coordinator,

Mr. Greg, two G's, right, Williams, and to Blitz, when all you got to do is have a wall up on the goal

line and you win the game.

You play to win the game.

And instead, he blitzes eight men, gets beaten.

And, well, you know what happened after that, don't we guys?

The jets remain winless in a very interesting fashion.

Mitch, you've got the lions, okay? But I've got the Jets. And the Jets went to 0 and 12 yesterday

with in the worst season of the franchise history. So far, they were one and 15 another time.

They have the lowest moment they've ever had. Mitch and Bob, this was the butt fumble on steroids. Okay. And, and what's,

what's amazing, Mitch, about this play is if Carr hadn't missed a receiver the play before,

they were running the same defense to play before. And you thought yourself, where did all the

defensive backs go? And, and Mitch, I was talking to a friend of mine, okay, who had called as this was happening.

And I walked back into the room and I said, oh, my God, the Jets lost with five seconds left.

It must have been a Hail Mary.

And I said, oh, hold the phone here.

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