New York Jets training camp is here, and Wayne Chrebet is ready. The latest episode of The Underdog Jets Podcast previews camp and reveals a bit of a gaffe — the man who was notoriously not allowed into camp in 1995 failed to recognize a New York Knicks player.

Wayne Chrebet shares some of his New York Jets rookie camp stories from 1995 and provides his post-2026 NFL draft thoughts on the latest episode of The Underdog Jets Podcast.

Wayne Chrebet and Robby Sabo conduct one final mock draft before the New York Jets make their NFL draft selections at No. 2 and 16 Thursday night. Will it be Arvell Reese or David Bailey?

Wayne Chrebet provides his final NFL draft thoughts for the New York Jets. Will it be Arvell Reese or David Bailey at No. 2, and which wide receiver does he want to see the Jets draft?

New York Jets legend Wayne Chrebet reveals the ONE time he heard boos from the fans. Plus, this latest episode of The Underdog Jets Podcast analyzes head coach Aaron Glenn's words while at the Annual League Meetings in Arizona, specifically the Geno Smith "promised land" comments.

Wayne Chrebet evaluates the New York Jets depth chart and remembers James Darling, the father of St. John's hero Dylan Darling, in the latest episode of The Underdog Jets Podcast.

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The latest episode of The Underdog Jets Podcast with Wayne Chrebet dives into Geno Smith's return to the New York Jets, along with the rest of free agency.

Wayne Chrebet breaks down the New York Jets trade that sent Jermaine Johnson to the Tennessee Titans for big fella T'Vondre Sweat.

Former New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold is now a Super Bowl champion, and Wayne Chrebet has a message for the man who has climbed his way to the NFL mountaintop.

New York Jets legend Wayne Chrebet explains why his former teammate, Frank Reich, is the perfect offensive coordinator for Aaron Glenn's squad. Plus, we look back on Reich's time with the Jets back in 1996, including some of his touchdown passes to No. 80.