Well, how about those Jets, BT?

I actually did not have a problem with what Woody Johnson's.

And I have a problem with what Woody Johnson does quite often, bringing Robert Salabag

is a major issue.

But saying that Zach Wilson may be a part of the Jets moving forward, actually to me is not

the craziest thing.

I understand why people want him gone.

I get it.

I'm not saying he could be a good quarterback here. However, it's just dumb investment or bad investment to give him away for nothing. Why just cut him loose for another team to potentially take a chance on him when you could hold on to that asset and just see know, just see if anything may come of it.

You don't know, likely not, but I'm not giving an asset away on the, you know, pennies on the dollar.

I find this interesting. So, you know, how you feel about Mara and him weighing in versus how you feel about Woody weighing in, it should be the opposite, in my opinion.

So now, again, actions speak louder than words.

And Zach Wilson's not going to be on this football team next year because the Jets emasculated him.

And the Jets treated him like a child.

And they kept him in this protective bubble at first where they didn't give

him any sort of public criticism. And I think that that really soured him in the locker room.

Not that people think that Zach's a bad kid. I don't know anybody who really does. Maybe

a little petulant, maybe a little entitled, maybe a little immature early. Nobody thinks he's a bad

guy who's walking around and, you know,

completely disengaged. I think that they look at Zach and like, he doesn't, he doesn't,

he's got the army. He don't have it. And I think I think Ballers know that. I think that

they identified that a while ago. But for Woody Johnson to even think about keeping

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