Rami Lavi and Bilal Powell are back with a new episode of JetNation Flight 29. The Jets have won two games in a row. Somehow there always seems to be something negative in the air. Aaron Glenn got into it with the media over the Garrett Wilson injury update from Rich Cimini.

Bilal talks about why Aaron Glenn is upset about this and why he is right. Grit is another topic and this team is starting to buy in. Breece Hall is standing tall, and drowning out the outside noise. Much credit goes to Breece for his success and carrying this offense.

The NFL draft is on everyones mind, the team now has the 5th pick. Bilal talks about how important winning is. Building momentum is more important than draft order.

Back from the bye week. The New York Jets won the day before Bilal's birthday. He was at the game. It was a bittersweet time with the news about the passing of Nick Mangold.

Trade deadline moves, Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams are gone.. We can lose with or without you is the message the Jets are sending. Bilal Powell says it was a little shocking, but he thinks it makes sense. It is more about how you are going to dictate the future. It is an opportunity for them to see where they are going to go with the future of the organization.

Garrett Wilson, teams called, and it was a hard no. Detroit did this well by getting draft picks and hitting on those picks. At some point, you say it isn't working with these guys. Let's build our own culture. Bilal Powell on Quinnen Williams: He is going to do a great job in Dallas. Sometimes you wipe your hands and say here is the end of the road. Bring in the guys and develop as their own. Rami says Mougey did a great job, paying these guys and still being able to trade them.

They also look a the Bengals game and break things down.

Bilal gives his thoughts on what he sees in Breece Hall. "He isolated himself on the sideline. It's a small league, and your personality and everything that goes into your actions, your character. Continue to focus. I did notice his actions in Cincy, he isolated himself. He didn't want to be a part of it. I am observant, I watched him. If he wants out, he is going about this the wrong way."

Starting QB talk, Justin Fields answered Woody Johnson. More Nick Mangold thoughts and what to expect the rest of the season under Aaron Glenn.

Bilal Powell and Rami Lavi are back talking about the New York Jets and wishing there were better things to say. Whenever Woody Johnson speaks, it usually means bad news for the team, and this week was no different. Woody openly criticized Justin Fields, saying if the Jets could just complete a pass that would be progress.

Bilal shares his thoughts on Woody’s history with quarterbacks, remembering when Woody used to ask why Mark Sanchez was always getting sacked. The conversation turns to how those comments create pressure on the coaching staff and the players about who should start under center.

Bilal talks about what real leadership looks like from a quarterback, the energy they bring, and how words mean nothing without action. Breece Hall is also part of the discussion as Bilal explains why being one of the top running backs in the league comes with responsibility. You cannot make excuses about not being the coach’s guy, you keep your head down and work.

The possibility of Breece being on the trade market is explored as well. Bilal closes out the show with his top three running backs of the week and a look ahead to the Jets vs Bengals matchup, where he expects Tyrod Taylor to have the team playing better.

Bilal Powell breaks down the game last Sunday and it was bad football. Justin Fields had a terrible game, and Bilal says he played with some bad QBs. But what happened on Sunday was something else. Design plays for Justin to run if he is holding the ball to long. What are they telling him in the headset? Jets fans want to see better football. Check out this episode of Flight 29 with Bilal Powell and Rami Lavi.

Bilal Powell and Rami Lavi are back talking about the 0 and 5 New York Jets and the growing questions surrounding Aaron Glenn and his staff. Bilal says Glenn should have started the season calling plays himself instead of leaving that responsibility to Steve Wilks. Glenn insists it will take time, but the team continues to move backward instead of forward.

Against a Dallas team filled with injuries, the Jets managed only one sack against a backup offensive line while giving up wide open passing lanes all afternoon. The frustration continues to build as a team that could easily be 3 and 2 finds itself winless.

Rami and Bilal debate whether this mess comes down to poor coaching or a lack of discipline from the players. Bilal also talks about what it means to play complete football and why that mindset is critical for winning. He breaks down what he is seeing from Justin Fields and what needs to change to get the Jets back on track.

Listen to Flight 29, our New York Jets Podcast.

Rami Lavi is back on JetNation, flying solo this show to discuss the New York Jets disastrous 0 and 5 start, the worst in franchise history. Bilal Powell will be back later this week for another episode of Flight 29.

The script feels all too familiar, turnovers, penalties, mental mistakes, and missed opportunities. This week, it was Breece Hall’s costly fumble that set the tone early as the Jets once again unraveled.

Head coach Aaron Glenn was brought in to instill discipline and accountability, but five weeks in, the team appears to be lost. The defense is out of sync, the offense cannot stay on the field, and frustration is building in the locker room. With fans already questioning his approach, could Glenn be heading toward a one-and-done season if things do not change quickly.

The Dallas Cowboys came into the game banged up with a long injury list, yet they rolled over the Jets and made it look easy. Momentum was supposed to be the theme of this season, but the only momentum the Jets are generating is in the wrong direction.

Is this rock bottom, or is there still further to fall? At 0 and 5, people are beginning to whisper about an unthinkable scenario, 0 and 17.Audio and video of the full episode are embedded in this post.

Welcome to episode one of JetNation Flight 29, with Bilal Powell and Rami Lavi. This is a NY Jets Podcast and on this episode Bilal and Rami look at:

-The lack of discipline the team has been showing so far
-The rough start under Aaron Glenn
-Bilal Powell says so far this is worse than Adam Gase and that Glenn has to fix the scheme for his players.

Keeping the coaching staff accountable is a major concern right now.