Locked On Jets - Daily Podcast On The New York Jets

It is Wednesday, which means it is Crossover Wednesday on the podcast. All season our Wednesday show will be a crossover episode with the host of the podcast of that week's opponent. On today's show, I chat with Jeff Lloyd of Locked on Browns as we look to Week 3 of the 2018 season. For the Jets that brings a Thursday night game against the Cleveland Browns.

Listen today as Jeff and I break down the Jets and the Browns. Jeff expresses the frustrations of somebody who has watched a team that has won a single game since the start of the 2016 season. What do the Browns look like on offense? How about defense? How does Hue Jackson still have a job? When will we see Baker Mayfield? These are all things we discuss on today's show.

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This is a short week for the Jets. The team must put Sunday's loss behind it quickly because there is a game on Thursday night against the Cleveland Browns. Due to this week's unusual schedule, our podcast has to take an unusual schedule. Instead of our typical Thursday mailbag show, we are moving up to Tuesday. Thanks to everybody who submitted questions for the show. As usual, they were great.

Today we look at whether the Jets should put tight ends on the field less, whether the Jets should have tried to deal for Josh Gordon and Khalil Mack, whether the team's issues are due more to youth or coaching, whether the Jets can make a trade during the season to improve the offensive line, how worried fans should be about a potential tailspin, and whether Thursday night games are good for the NFL.

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After a stellar Week 1 in Detroit, the Jets fell back to earth in their home opener yesterday. The Miami Dolphins went into MetLife Stadium and spoiled things in a 20-12 game. New York falls to 1-1 in the 2018 season with a short week and a road game at Cleveland ahead.

On today's podcast we break down everything that went wrong. It was an ugly performance on many levels. The offensive line was the worst group on the field, but there were notable contributions in other spots from the receivers to Buster Skrine to the coaches.

This was a frustrating performance. The schedule set up well for the Jets to have a big start to their season. Those hopes have been dashed. And it is more due to self-inflicted errors than the other team's execution. Thanks for reliving it all by listening.

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Week 1 could not have gone better for the Jets. This Sunday they try to keep the momentum going. It is the home opener for 2018. The opponent is the Miami Dolphins. Due to the quirkiness of the Jets' schedule, this will be the only time in the season's first three weeks that we will be able to watch the Jets in the NFL's traditional Sunday afternoon window.

No Week 2 game is a must-win, but this is a relatively important contest for this early in the season. The Dolphins are a division rival and are also off to a 1-0 start. The winner of this game will have an early advantage in the form of a one game lead and a head to head victory. 

On today's podcast we preview the game with a key player, a key matchup, and a key to victory on both sides of the ball.

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It is Thursday, which makes it mailbag day on the podcast. Thanks to everybody who sent such great questions for this week's show. Unfortunately, there was not enough time to include all of them. Please feel free to resubmit your question for next week's show if it went unanswered this week.

On this Thursday mailbag podcast we look at whether a recent Dolphins signing could result in Miami learning the Jets' signals, whether Terrelle Pryor or Jermaine Kearse should receive more playing time, whether the Jets should stick with the all white uniforms they showed in Week 1, whether the team should look to double dip on the offensive line in next year's Draft, what area of the team is most likely to fall back to earth in Week 2 after a strong Week 1, how shocking it was for Darron Lee to have such a strong game, how shocking it was for the Jets to return a punt for a touchdown, and book recommendations.

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We all want some more time to bask in the Jets' Week 1 domination of the Detroit Lions. A game is coming up this Sunday, however, and it is an important one as far as Week 2 games go. 

The Jets are preparing for their home opener on a short week. It is against the division rival Miami Dolphins, who are also 1-0. The winner of this game will have a nice head start in the race for a Playoff spot in the AFC.

Today is Crossover Wednesday on the Locked On Podcast Network. Each Wednesday this year we will discuss the upcoming game with the host of the other team's podcast. Joining us today is Travis Wingfield of the Locked on Dolphins podcast.

Travis and I discuss expectations for Ryan Tannehill, the players expected to carry the playmaking burden, the state of Miami's offensive line, the defensive system, the quality of special teams, and the job Mike Tannenbaum is doing. We fit a lot of information into a short show.

If you want more on this game, tune into Locked on Dolphins where I visit today to offer the Jets perspective.

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The 2018 season got off to a tremendous start last night for the Jets. They blew the Lions out in Detroit by a 48-17 score. A monster third quarter saw New York score 31 unanswered points, turning a 17-17 tie into a laugher.

The score being tied to that point was not, however, a sign that the Jets were playing poorly. They had the better of the play from the second snap from scrimmage.

It was a solid debut from Sam Darnold, whose NFL career got off to a terrible start in his first snap from scrimmage as he threw an ugly pick six. Things quickly turned around for him.

There were plenty of other stars on offense and defense. On today's podcast we will discuss them and this Week 1 victory.

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Today is finally the day. It has been a long offseason. It has been a long weekend of NFL action. It has been a long wait over the last few decades for a franchise quarterback. The Jets kick off their 2018 season tonight in Detroit, and it is the start of the Sam Darnold Era.

On today's podcast, we preview tonight's Week 1 game between the Jets and the Lions. We will look at one key player, one key matchup, and one key to victory for the Jets on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. (Well, the defensive matchup is actually on special teams, but it is important.)

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Ian Eagle is the Jets' preseason play by play announcer. He is also well-known for his work calling the NFL on CBS and Brooklyn Nets basketball on the YES Network. He has a busy schedule that also includes college basketball and tennis among other things.

Ian is the guest on today's podcast. After calling three of the four Jets' preseason games, there might not be a better person anywhere who can analyze the state of the team heading into the regular season. Ian and I discuss the impact of Sam Darnold, whether Todd Bowles finally has the players to run his defensive system, and where expectations should be for the Jets this season. We also talk Ian's career a bit, namely how he prepares for games, his dream job, and whether CBS gives him the jackets with its logo on it.

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The long wait is over. The 2018 NFL season kicks off tonight as the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles take on the Atlanta Falcons. The wait for Jets football will go on for a few more days, however. Most fans get to see their team on Sunday, but Jets fans have to wait until Monday. To help pass the time, please enjoy this Thursday mailbag podcast.

On today's show we show the optimism of the new season by looking at questions that deal with the possibility Todd Bowles and Mike Maccagnan are fired after a disappointing season. We also discuss whether the special teams coach needs to be changed, the impact of the new rule on high hits, how realistic it is to hope the Jets can acquire DeMarcus Lawrence from Dallas, and which Jets jerseys I have owned.

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