Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 27-24 win over the Titans Sunday in overtime. They discuss Zach Wilson’s tremendous game in his first win, Corey Davis’ performance, the defense having a big game, what the Jets need to do better and a former Jets kicker losing the game for the Titans. Former Jets DE and SNY pre and postgame analyst Leger Douzable then joins the show. Douzable discusses Wilson’s arm talent, the young secondary playing great, the defensive front coming up strong, Mike LaFleur’s playcalling and what Robert Saleh does for a defense. 

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets matchup with the Titans Sunday. They discuss the crowd potentially getting restless, Mike LaFleur’s playcalling, the schedule ahead, needing to run the ball more, reacting to Quinnen Williams’ comments and the guys make their predictions for Sunday’s game. Former Jets offensive lineman, SNY Jets pre and postgame and SiriusXM Radio host Willie Colon then joins the show. Colon talks about Zach Wilson’s rough start, his 2013 Jets with Geno Smith, why he loved what Quinnen said to the media, how the offense can improve and a great story from his first NFL game.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets' 26-0 blowout loss to the Broncos. They discuss Zach Wilson’s awful game, the receivers dropping balls, the Jets not having a lead this season and the bleak outlook surrounding the team. Former Jets tight end and pre-and-postgame host Anthony Becht then joins the show. Becht talks about the Jets' struggles this season, Wilson’s play, the tight ends not doing much, the schedule ahead, not having a veteran backup QB, his son Rocco playing QB at Iowa State and something Herm Edwards said when coaching him that sticks with him to this day.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the struggles and injuries of Joe Douglas’ 2020 draft class. They preview Sunday's matchup with the Broncos, what the Jets need to change and make their predictions for the game. Coz breaks down what to eat in Denver. Rabid Jets fan and WFAN host Evan Roberts then joins the show. Roberts gets into the disaster from Zach Wilson Sunday, being hopeful for the Jets’ future, fans booing the team in the first home game, Sam Darnold’s future, his brief acting career, working with Craig Carton and the difference between him and Joe Benigno. The Post's Jeremy Layton then gives "J-Lay's Plays" for Week 3.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 25-6 loss to the Patriots Sunday. They discuss Zach Wilson’s awful four-interception game, wanting to see Wilson run more, Jamison Crowder being a late scratch, Keelan Cole having no impact, the fans booing at MetLife Stadium in the home opener, Denzel Mims being inactive, Sam Darnold looking great for the Panthers so far and Coz’s story on interviewing Doc Gooden from jail. Longtime NY Post sports columnist Steve Serby drops by to talk Wilson, the press box food, the defense playing well and the offensive line improving.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the injury bug hitting the Jets. They discuss Mekhi Becton’s injury, the players they signed this week, Mike LaFleur and the playbook and the Denzil Mims saga. The guys then preview the Jets home opener against the Patriots Sunday and make their picks for the game. Former Jets and 18-year NFL quarterback Josh McCown then joins the show. McCown talks about Jake’s mom tutoring his daughter in high school, being a high school football coach, the Jets not having a veteran backup QB, whether he will play in the NFL again, the excitement around Zach Wilson and Sam Darnold’s fresh start. The free agent QB also gets into why Jets fans should be happy about their future, whether he wants to be an NFL coach and the pressures of playing in NY.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 19-14 loss to the Panthers. They discuss how bad the offensive line was, Zach Wilson’s debut, the backup QB situation, Sam Darnold’s performance, Mekhi Becton’s injury, Matt Ammendola having to punt, the Denzel Mims mystery and Jets fans showing up in Charlotte. The Post’s Jeremy Layton dives into the biggest betting and fantasy nuggets from Week 1.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show previewing the Jets season. They discuss the concerns at cornerback, the rest of the Jets defense, how Zach Wilson looked during his first training camp and the potential from the offense. The guys then preview Week 1 against the Panthers, make their picks and make predictions for the season. Jets radio voice Bob Wischusen then joins the show. Wischusen talks about the excitement surrounding the Jets offense, Joe Douglas not adding more cornerbacks, Jets-Panthers and overall thoughts on what the Jets will do this season.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets drafting QB Zach Wilson and his future as the franchise QB. They also discuss what else GM Joe Douglas did in the draft, the depth on the roster and what else this team may need to add in the offseason. NFL Network insider Kim Jones then joins the show. Jones talks about what the Jets have in Wilson, the job Douglas did, Michael Carter and whether the Jets could add Richard Sherman and more help at cornerback.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Sam Darnold trade, before getting into the Jets future at QB with Zach Wilson likely being selected with the second pick. They discuss Wilson’s outlook, who the Jets might take with the 23rd pick and what positions they might target with the remainder of their picks. Former WFAN personality and rabid Jets fan Joe Benigno then joins the show. Benigno talks about his retirement, the Mets, Robert Saleh, Darnold, Wilson, draft picks, free agency, the Jets future and what he would have done if he wasn’t a radio host.

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