Bleav in Jets: A New York Jets Podcast

Aaron Rodgers turns back the clock and looks like his old self. The Jets finally dominated the Patriots at home. Rami Lavi shares his instant reaction.

Bilal Powell and Rami Lavi preview the Jets home opener on Thursday Night Football against the Patriots.

It's time to rid themselves of past teams and finally beat the Pats at home for the first time since Bilal's squad beat them in 2015.

Bilal says it looks like Sauce Gardner is taking plays off, and Quinnen is getting too much rest in critical spots, plus Aaron Rodgers looks old. Bilal says Rodgers is still good enough to win 10-11 games, but does not think this is a Super Bowl caliber team.

All that said, Bilal still thinks the Jets should win tonight. Rami is just making up new nightmare scenarios in his head based on past Jets PTSD.

The Jets were sloppy, the defense was not great the offense took a while to get going and thehy sustained a major injury on defense.

With all that said, the team found a way to win and come home 1-1.

Aaron Rodgers does not look like the guy the Jets traded for, but Rami says he is more than good enough to lead the Jets to the Super Bowl.

How will this team replace Jermaine Johnson? Rami thinks the answer is already on the roster.

Rami Lavi opens the show talking about the scary scene on Thursday Night Football between the Bills and Dolphins.

Rami says Tua's new contract could alter his decision from the one he made in 2022.

Also, Mike McDaniel continues to prove he is a great head coach.

Aaron Rodgers had a strongly worded message to Jets fans, imploring them stick with the team through the ups and the downs of a long NFL season. Rami loves the QBs message and says its a departure form the "Same Old Jets" mentality.

Last Rami shares his and Bilal Powell's prediction for the Jets game on Sunday in Nashville.

Rami Lavi and Bilal Powell are joined by Bilal's former teammate and Super Bowl Champion Willie Colon.

The guys discussed the Jets disappointing start to the season on Monday Night Football. Willie says they needed to be punched in the mouth to be humbled, but how will they respond. The guys agree Aaron Rodgers looked very much like himself.

Next, Willie and BP shared stories from their playing days together in New York. Rami asks what went wrong in Buffalo in the season finale in 2015.

Last, Willie and Bilal said the Jets will turn it around in Tennessee in week 2.

Plus, more.

It's a Twan Tuesday edition of Bleav in Jets. Rami is joined by Antwan Staley from the New York Daily News to discuss the Jets week 1 blowout loss to the Niners.

How is the defense this bad? Is this on Robert Saleh? Will we see Haason Reddick? What happened with Sauce Gardner?

Plus, Aaron Rodgers looked like 85% of himself, is that enough to make this a succesful season for the Jets?

Rami Lavi talked about the Jets devastating season opener loss to the San Francisco 49ers, but how it's better than last year's opening day win over the Bills.

Rami blames Robert Saleh for the loss, and says now the Jets should pay Haason Reddick.

Plus, Breece Hall should have been better than that.

At least Aaron Rodgers is healthy.

Aaron Rodgers will make his triumphant return to the field in San Francisco on Monday Night Football. What do you expect from him in his first game back?

Rami Lavi and former Jets running back Bilal Powell discuss this. Plus, they give their picks and predictions and a whole lot more.

Rami Lavi is joined by Jets Insider Antwan Staley from the New York Daily News to share his season prediction for the Jets.

They discussed Haason Reddick being the last holdout in the NFL, how will this end? Antwan disputes the report in The Athletic that claimed the Jets are in disarray.

Antwan also shared his win/loss prediction for the upcoming Jets season and gave some hot takes for the NFL season.

On this episode of Bleav in Jets Rami Lavi and former Jets running back Bilal Powell discuss the Jets schedule.

Bilal's former coach gives fans reasons to believe this team will make a Super Bowl run, does BP feel the same way?

Plus the guys catch up and discuss some stories from Bilal's playing days with the Jets and his coaching season so far.