Gang Green and Goudreau

Goudreau took a month off for reasons he'll explain. To make up for it, he decided to tape a show following "Monday Nightmare Football" at Metlife Stadium.

No preamble needed, as Goudreau lets out his anguish and frustration.

The plane landed in Jerryworld, but did the team actually get off the flight? Tune in this week for Goudreau's dissection of the Jets/Cowboys game from Sunday!

I don't believe any preamble is needed for this show, especially if you saw the headlines. Welcome to the second season of Gang Green and Goudreau. Matt's here to talk about all things green and white for the next 17 weeks. We now know the Aaron Rodgers saga has tragically ended as quickly as it began. But, somehow the Jets came away with a huge win!

Join Matt as he breaks down all that transpired and the potential future without #8. Thanks for listening and enjoy!

After months of speculation, conjecture and rumors, Aaron Rodgers has officially become a New York Jet. This was the hallmark of what has been a busy offseason for a team coming off of a disappointing conclusion to their previous season. It's a bit surreal that this has actually occurred given how much of daily sports conversation involved this particular topic. The good news is that the "trade talks" can now be put to bed.

Is there bad news in this transaction? How does Matt feel about the compensation and other key moves that the Jets have made? With three months since his last episode, you can expect plenty from our resident Jets fan.

Tune in to the latest episode of Gang Green and Goudreau to find out all his feelings!

With another Jets season in the books, talk amongst the town has been rampant about who will be under center next year. Everyone from Jimmy G to Derek Carr to Aaron Rodgers has been a suggestion to suit up in green and white….and black alternate duds. In what could be a make-or-break season for the […]

The season ended as it began for the Jets. With an L and Joe Flacco under center. What a strange, tumultuous and disappointing way to end what's been a season of ups and downs. Goudreau managed to survive the roller coaster that was 17 games only having cases of motion sickness. With a season's worth of film, Goudreau is here ready to perform an autopsy on Gang Green.

How did he feel about watching the football equivalent of bumper-to-bumper traffic? Is there anything to take away from six straight losses to end the year? How did he respond to Saleh and GM Joe Douglas's comments during their exit interviews? This week's show will give you all those answers.

To all the listeners, thanks for taking the time to do so. Be sure to keep up to date on this site. Matt won't be posting during the playoffs but he'll have some offseason shows to keep the content flowing.

New year, same old Jets. That's all Goudreau could speak to himself after watching his team lay an egg in the Hawk's Nest.

Matt had plenty to say amidst a myriad of negatives. Was the season a failure? Where did it all go wrong? What changes will be coming for the team after losing 5 straight with a possible 6 on the horizon?

Listen in to a very somber/downtrodden episode as Matt divulges everything on his mind.

Thursday Night Football was about as unwatchable as watching your siblings get the gift of their dreams on Christmas and you open up socks. Goudreau is here to unravel the debacle at Metlife Stadium. Who bares the weight of the responsibility in this loss? Is the defense "overrated?" Were Jets fans right to boo Zach Wilson into the proverbial abyss?

Matt also divulges further on the QB situation, why Zach Wilson is done as the franchise starter and where the Jets go from here. That also includes hypotheticals about the last two games and even the potential for next season.

Thank you everyone for listening all year! 2022 was a blast and hopefully we can ring in the New Year with bigger and better.

Sunday's game against Detroit gave the Jets multiple chances to win, but it was a collective team disappointment. Every facet of the team contributed in some way to the final defeat by the score of 20-17. Goudreau did indeed watch the game in full and decided to tape his show a day earlier than you are accustomed to.

Rest assured; this show is not going to be a meltdown of December proportions. Instead, consider this a therapeutic expulsion of frustration on the part of your host. It wasn't Christmas cheer by any means but you taking the time to listen is a great Holiday gift.

Hope you enjoy the show and have a great Holiday season!