I've kind of been on this for about a month or so, especially with the start that both baseball

teams have gotten out to the different feelings around both football teams. Now, I don't say that

that anybody's expecting the Jets to play the Giants in the Super Bowl. I don't mean that, obviously.

But I think from where we've been to where I think these teams are going and where they currently sit now and with the draft and with some free agent moves that they've made,

you know, it seems to me like New York football for the first time in quite a while, it seems like there's a little bit of a path back to success.

I feel like with the Jets and Aaron Glenn, they've kind of dialed it back.

They've kind of restarted.

They've done it quietly.

They've made some, I think, very good moves in the offseason so far.

They had a defense that underachieve last year that can get better.

I expect it to get better.

And with the Giants, there's this, at least from the people I talk to, like a renewed

optimism around the team in that the disastrous seasons are behind them.

And maybe they'll still be, I don't know, and I know they're the one outlier year with the

playoffs, but for the most part, the season's over, the third week of September.

I don't feel like that's going to be the case this year.

Well, I think it's different.

So I think if you start with the Jets, man, I think a lot of people are happy that the Aaron

Rogers and the Zach Wilson saga is all over.

That's kind of behind them.

I think there is so much at stake. I think this is probably the most pivotal year in a long time for the New York Jets.

From this standpoint, you got this young, not young, but this new head coach of Interblen,

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