The Green Zone

The New York Jets are set to play the first international division game against the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium in London. 

Host Julian Carter (@GreenZoneRadio) invites you to enter the "Green-Zone" as he discusses being a fan of the green and white with Biff Sweeney (@Biffarujet) a die-hard Jets fan from Ireland and host of the podcast "No Fly-Zone." 

Biff reveals how he became a fan of the Jets living in Ireland and previews his expectations of traveling to London to watch his NY Jets play for the first time.

This week on Green-Zone Radio:

The New York Jets have been in the news for all the wrong reasons as starting quarterback Geno Smith suffered a broken jaw at the hands of his ex-teammate IK Enemkpali.  The team proceeded to have a terrible opening preseason game against the Detroit Lions.

Host Julian Carter (@GreenZoneRadio) invites you to join him exploring the negativity surrounding the team, with some hard hitting analysis on the latest disappointment facing our New York Jets.

Can head coach Todd Bowles and new starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick get the team past these distractions or is the season falling apart before it even begins?

He's back your host Julian Carter via the United Kingdom invites you once again to enter: "The Green-Zone" where all things green and white are discussed.

In this episode, Julian reveals what it is like being a New York Jets fan from England.  He goes into detail on the growth of NFL football in his country, over the years, and what it means to have the Jets playing the first ever overseas divisional game against the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium on October 4.

Sit back, relax and enjoy this unique perspective on the team and get ready for more great weekly programs on our New York Jets.

Your host Julian Carter invites you to enter "The Green-Zone" where all things NY Jets are discussed.

Julian was joined by NFL draft analyst Ron Pickett, who gave his insight on players the Jets would be interested in potentially bringing into the green and white.

Later guest co-host Dennis Agapito (@TalkJetsRadio) and Julian went over the acquisition of running back Chris Johnson, whether or not they should have more strongly pursued receiver Sidney Rice, who has re-signed with the Seahawks and if GM John Idzik would be making any more signings before the draft in May.

On the latest episode of Green-Zone Radio host Julian Carter catches up on the current events surrounding the New York Jets with special guest co-host Dennis Agapito (@TalkJetsRadio).

Many topics facing the team were looked at in depth by Julian and Dennis:

Is the petition to keep QB Micheal Vick out of training camp fair, how is new WR Eric Decker's reality television show and will it hurt his performance on the field, what is the status of RB Chris Johnson (does the team truly have an interest) and some possible scenarios for the Jets in the upcoming draft.

Host Julian Carter invites you to enter "The Green-Zone" where you can find in-depth analysis and discussion on all things New York Jets.

Julian was joined by special guest host Brian Johnson (onejetatatime.com) to go over all the current issues surrounding the team:

Was allowing DeSean Jackson to go to the Redskins a mistake?Should the Jets pursue recently released running back Chris Johnson?What sort of impact will the acquisition of receiver Eric Decker have?Grading the overall job Jets general manager John Idzik (#IdzikDaNinja) is doing?Who will the Jets be looking at in the upcoming draft?Thoughts on bringing in QB Michael Vick and the competition with Geno Smith.

You're invited to enter "The Green-Zone" where all things New York Jets are discussed with host Julian Carter.

Head coach Rex Ryan has said the quarterback position is not set and they'll be a competition to see who the week one starter will be.  General manager John Idzik will have four additional draft picks this year courtesy of the NFL.   Owner Woody Johnson said the team would potentially be interested in acquiring receiver DeSean Jackson but is he staying in Philadelphia?

This and much more regarding our New York Jets on Green-Zone Radio.

Green-Zone Radio invites you to join host Julian Carter for a detailed look at the major player personnel moves surrounding our New York Jets.  Julian will be discussing the team with guest co-host Dennis Agapito (JetNation.com)

Former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick has signed with the team, so what does this mean for last year's starting quarterback Geno Smith?  Vick played under current offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg, but was this the right move for the Jets?  The team finally decided to release Mark Sanchez, holding onto him as long as possible.

What are the team's plans at the cornerback position as players whom they were interested in obtaining all ended up elsewhere.  Also current Eagles receiver DeSean Jackson, who also played under Mornhinweg, is rumored to be available in a trade.  Is the talented Jackson worth pursuing or does his contract demands along with a poor attitude make trading for him a bad choice?

Green-Zone Radio is back with hard hitting analysis and insight about our 2014 New York Jets.

Your host Julian Carter and special co-host Dennis Agapito (JetNation.com) discuss the Jets general manager John Idzik's offseason moves and who the team could be looking to sign via free agency.

Topics like: Mark Sanchez, Eric Decker, Austin Howard, Breno Giacomini, Darrelle Revis, Dominique Rogers-Cromartie, Sidney Rice and Antonio Cromartie were all explored.

The New York Jets have been eliminated from postseason contention as they head into their final two games of the season.  Your invited to join Julian Carter and Joseph Haas on "The Green-Zone" as they review what started as a promising year but has left an number of questions heading towards the offseason.

Will Rex Ryan be retained as coach, is Geno Smith the answer at quarterback and what should the team do in free agency along with the draft will all be explored. 

The phone lines will be open 646-200-0622, so call in to voice your opinion on our New York Jets.