Locked On Jets - Daily Podcast On The New York Jets

The fun only lasted three days for the New York Jets. Coming off a thrilling win over the Cincinnati Bengals, the team traveled to Indianapolis for a game against the Colts on Thursday Night Football. The results were ugly as the Colts won 45-30 in a game that was nowhere near as close as the score would indicate. It was a total no show for the Jets defense as Indianapolis scored a touchdown six of the first seven times it had the ball. The only time the Colts didn't score in that sequence they got to the Jets 2 yard line before being stopped. John breaks down this ugly defeat on today's episode of Locked on Jets.

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The Jets play the Colts tonight on Thursday Night Football. Today John joins Evan Sidery, the host of Locked on Colts to preview the game. This is a combined Crossover Thursday/Game Preview episode of Locked on Jets. Evan gives the insider information on Indianapolis, and both hosts discuss what their respective teams need to do to win the game.

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Heading into Tuesday it would not have been a surprise if the Jets had made a trade. Most of us would have expected the team to be sellers and deal a veteran in the final year of his contract. Instead the Jets made a move to get a player, Kansas City's Laurent Duvernay-Tardif. The price was incredibly low. All they had to give up was tight end Daniel Brown. On today's Locked on Jets episode John talks about the trade and the two players who weren't dealt, Maye and Crowder.

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Since we have the trade deadline and a Thursday game this week, the mailbag show is moved up to Tuesday. It comes as no surprise that many of the questions focus on Mike White. Is this sustainable? Should he start? John answers those questions and more. He also discusses the performances of several rising young players on the roster.

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Who could have predicted this? Certainly not John. Backup quarterback Mike White stepped into the starting lineup on Sunday and turned in a shocking performance. White became the first Jets quarterback to throw for more than 400 yards in a game since Vinny Testaverde over twenty years ago. He led the Jets back twice from double digit deficits to defeat the AFC leading Cincinnati Bengals yesterday. A week after being completely embarrassed, the Jets bounced back with a big statement. White was the biggest star, but this was a team effort full of contributions from young, emerging talent. John breaks it all down on today's episode of Locked on Jets.

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The Jets take on the Bengals this Sunday at MetLife Stadium. Joining John. to break down the game is Oliver Connolly, Oliver writes about the NFL for The Guardian and his Substack newsletter, The Read Optional. He offers tremendous insight on the league. On today's episode John and Oliver discuss how the Jets can pull off an upset this weekend. They face an uphill climb against the Bengals, but taking a few steps can improve their odds.

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The Jets announced on Wednesday that Mike White will be the starting quarterback Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals. The team traded for Joe Flacco on Monday, but the veteran quarterback will not join the team until Friday. This leaves White to make his first NFL start. On today's show John discusses the implications. Then he joins Jake and James of Locked on Bengals for the weekly Crossover Thursday show to discuss the matchup.

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Today we have our weekly podcast mailbag. Unsurprisingly, many of the questions focus on the state of the quarterback position for the Jets. Zach Wilson is out 2-4 weeks with a sprained PCL. Joe Flacco has just been acquired from the Eagles in a trade. John answers your questions on today's mailbag installment of Locked on Jets.

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It was an eventful Monday for the Jets at the quarterback position. Rookie Zach Wilson was diagnosed with a sprained PCL. He will be out 2-4 weeks. This injury certainly isn't good news, but it was far from the worst case scenario. This naturally led to questions about what the Jets would do at the position. Could they really turn to Mike White or Josh Johnson to start for the next month. The answer was no. The team reacquired last year's backup Joe Flacco from the Eagles for a late round pick. John discusses all of this quarterback news on today's episode of Locked on Jets.

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The Jets came out of their bye week in the worst fashion imaginable. With two weeks to prepare, the team looked totally unprepared in all phases of the game in a 54-13 loss to the AFC East rival Patriots. Even worse, the Jets suffered a potentially devastating injury as rookie quarterback Zach Wilson was forced to leave the game in the first half with an apparent knee injury. He did not return. On today's episode John discusses the devastation in Foxborough and what it means going forward.

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