With everyone and their mothers talking about Davante Adams and the New York Jets, Blake & Teddy join in on the conversation and discuss whether or not a deal gets done, if one makes sense for the Jets (or Raiders) and why people feel so confident a deal happens when there's very little indication that there will be one. The also discuss the news report that the Jets tried to land Arthur Smith as the team's play-caller — but not offensive coordinator — for 2024, losing out on John Runyan in free agency and rookies reporting to training camp all under contract.

On the latest episode of Keeping Up With The New York Jets, Blake & Teddy take a look ahead at the handful of tough decisions Joe Douglas & Co. will have to make when evaluating current starters that will have to be let go in free agency, which ones may be able to remain in New York and how to approach the rookie extensions of Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson, Jermaine Johnson and Breece Hall. Then, continuing through positional group blind rankings, Teddy lists our eight Jets wide receivers from the '09-'23 seasons.

Title says it all, Happy Fourth!

Blake & Teddy return from their post-offseason hiatus to discuss the uncomfortable situation brewing between the Jets front office and recently traded-for edge rusher Haason Reddick, the overblown nothingburger of a story regarding Aaron Rodgers' absence from mandatory minicamp, and the Jets Twitter saga that was TonyVegas (may he rest in peace). To finish things off, Blake has Teddy blindly rank six quarterbacks from the Jets 2009-2023 seasons.

The 2024 NFL Draft has concluded and Blake and Teddy are breaking down every selection from the future franchise left tackle in Olu Fasanu, to the electric role players on offense in Braelon Allen and Malachi Corley, to even what impact the later-round picks have on positional battles like running back, corner depth and kickoff returner. Then the boys finish things off discussing the Jets trades of the last week, shipping off Zach Wilson and John Franklin-Meyers to the Denver Broncos.

With just a little over a week standing between all of us and an exciting NFL Draft, Blake & Teddy share their final opinions on the Jets' approach: what they'd do, what they think the Jets would do, who they're willing to trade up for and who they wouldn't let slip past the 10th pick. Then they run through two Jets-focused mock draft simulations; one focused on making a selection in the top 10 and the other evaluating trade-back opportunities in the first round.

Blake & Teddy dive into the list of top-30 visits the Jets have held so far and discuss the prospects, their fit, the positions they're honing in on and other notes before discussing the hypothetical of New York moving up in the first round of the NFL Draft to grab an elite WR prospect.

The Jets traded for a two-time Pro Bowler at EDGE and Blake & Teddy discuss the immediate impact Haason Reddick will have for the Jets, the tradeoff of Bryce Huff, what it means for New York's approach in the 2024 NFL Draft and how, if at all, it impacts the futures of John Franklin-Myers and Will McDonald. The two also discuss, amidst the trade of Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans, the current state of the AFC East.

Coinciding with the release of Blake's Big Board 2.0, which covers his top-100 players for the 2024 NFL Draft (available at http://eepurl.com/hqtPzf), the two discuss what's within the realm of possibility for the New York Jets with their No. 10 selection. They also dive into notes and news from the annual NFL league meetings, Woody Johnson hinting at keeping Zach Wilson around for 2024 and who the Jets could look to add at both the safety and running back positions.

It was a busy week for the New York Jets, as they landed Tyron Smith and Mike Williams through the free-agent market and acquired Morgan Moses via trade. Blake and Teddy share their thoughts on each signing, the change in outlook for the upcoming season, the ongoing conversations between the Jets and Jadeveon Clowney and how all these moves will affect New York's draft plans before sharing what they would do in Joe Douglas' shoes.