Following a tumultuous performance from Jets starting quarterback Zach Wilson, Blake and Teddy discuss their frustrations with his lack of accountability and development, what the outlook is for the rest of the 2022 season and when should the team pull the plug on him as its starting quarterback. Then, the two discuss the recent success of Chicago's offense and play from second-year quarterback Justin Fields before breaking down their matchup in New York later this week.

Blake and Teddy share stories from their bye week before handing out individual awards for Jets players at the mid-way point of the 2022 season and preview New York's rematch with the New England Patriots and how the Jets can leave Foxborough leading the AFC East.

Fresh off the Jets biggest win of the season, besting the AFC-leading Buffalo Bills 20-17, Blake and Teddy recap the strong defensive performance and how this unit has cemented itself as a top-5 defense in football, the gradual ascension of rookies Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner, and how the offense kept from shooting itself in the foot. Then the two go through the landscape of the AFC playoff picture, discussing which teams they'd currently place the Jets above through the halfway point of the regular season.

Following the Jets 22-17 loss against the New England Patriots, Blake and Teddy discuss the up and (mostly) down season from second-year quarterback Zach Wilson, how the offense can stay afloat despite all their injuries and next steps in the Elijah Moore trade request saga before previewing their toughest matchup of the season in Week 9 against the Buffalo Bills.

Blake & Teddy are back breaking down an excruciatingly painful week for the New York Jets, who found a way to still beat the Denver Broncos despite losing star running back Breece Hal and offensive lineman Alijah Vera-Tucker to injury and not having Elijah Moore due to his recent trade request from the team. After sorting all that out, they break down new Jet James Robinson and how the offense will adjust these next few weeks before previewing their upcoming bout with the New England Patriots.

Blake and Teddy are back recapping an electric performance by the Jets run game and defense in Lambeau Field this past week, discuss Elijah Moore's dissatisfaction with his involvement in the offense and how to best correct it, Quinnen Williams' continued domination and preview the Jets upcoming bout with the less-than-sturdy Denver Broncos.

Blake & Teddy recap an electric Jets victory over the Miami Dolphins, how the run game and excellence from Breece Hall opened this offense's ability to hold a lead, how Zach Wilson turned in one of his more confident and consistent games as a pro and Carl Lawson's seven-quarterback hit day. Then the two discuss what it means to sit at 3-2 by way of a two-game winning streak and taking down a divisional opponent, before previewing New York's upcoming bout with Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.

Fresh off the Jets 24-20 victory of the Steelers, Blake and Teddy share their thoughts on how the offense looked with Zach Wilson at quarterback and Alijah Vera-Tucker at left tackle, the defense's ability to get pressure with four and how it feels to be 2-2 through the first month of the season. They then discuss any adjusted expectations for this team and how they should fare the next five weeks before their bye, before previewing their first divisional bout of the year against the Tua-less Dolphins.

Blake and Teddy, following a deflating Jets loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, break down the game itself and share their thoughts on the team's continued struggles with its offensive line, edge rushers and safety room. The two then discuss the news of the week, most notably the George Fant injury and Zach Wilson's hopeful return to the starting lineup, before previewing New York's upcoming bout with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Fresh off an electric 13-point comeback in the closing minutes of the Jets Week 2 game versus the Cleveland Browns, Blake and Teddy are back sharing their excitement and takeaways from the game, including: Garrett Wilson's sudden emergence as a legit WR, Mike LaFleur adapting the gameplan meant for Joe Flacco, the defense's weird lack of an EDGE presence and ability to tackle, and just how lucky New York was to leave Cleveland with a victory. Then, the two break down the upcoming matchup between the Jets and Bengals: how New York can attack Cincinnati's defense, how the EDGE rushers need to deliver and would it be better to face a 2-0 Bengals team rather than an 0-2 one.