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The Jets are 2-3, but their biggest problem is the one nobody saw coming! Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber break down how Aaron Glenn has transformed the defense into a top-five unit while an offense expected to carry the team ranks just 27th in scoring. Glenn is thriving as a defensive play-caller, but his game management continues to raise serious questions. Can the Jets finally get their offense going before facing the Patriots?

Meanwhile, the Giants are exceeding expectations despite losing key players to injury. With Jaxson Dart sidelined and Brian Burns out, Jameis Winston has stepped up in a way few expected. Evan and Tiki debate the biggest surprises of the NFL season so far and how both New York teams have reached their current records in completely unexpected ways.

We start the day with a little controversy with the Saints calling out the team. Then Boomer predicts the Jets have a decent 50/50 shot to beat the Pats.

Carton and Big Mac explore the New York Jets' newfound relevance after a comeback win against the Browns during The Carton Show. They compare the Jets' 2-3 record to struggling Super Bowl hopefuls while debating if the team can sustain momentum heading into a divisional matchup with the Patriots.

(00:01:00) NFL Standings Update

(00:02:38) Demanding Jets Respect

(00:05:47) Jets Versus Giants Debate

(00:11:34) Patriots Matchup Preview

We start the day with a little controversy with the Saints calling out the team. Then Boomer predicts the Jets have a decent 50/50 shot to beat the Pats.

Boomer still thinks the Chiefs are better.

Carton and Big Mac react to a wild Sunday where the Giants moved into first place in the NFC East following a chaotic tie. They also praise the Jets' defensive performance in their victory over the Browns and discuss the emerging stardom of Malik Nabers.

(00:01:00) NY Football Recap

(00:02:07) Giants' Chaotic Tie

(00:05:15) NFC East Standings

(00:07:40) Malik Nabers' Impact

(00:11:00) Jets Defeat Browns

Joe Benigno is encouraged by the Jets’ ugly win over Cleveland, but he says beating the Patriots would completely change the conversation around Aaron Glenn’s team. Joe joins Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber to praise David Bailey’s breakout, the Jets defense and Braelon Allen while hammering the constant penalties that continue to put the offense behind schedule.

Joe also explains why he has been so demanding of Bailey and why he expects greatness from the young pass rusher. The conversation shifts to the Giants’ tie with Washington, Dan Quinn’s disastrous late-game management and why Joe believes the Giants have a legitimate chance to win the NFC East.

The Giants escaped Washington with a tie that somehow felt like a win. After trailing for 93 percent of regulation, missing three field goals and nearly giving the game away in overtime, the Giants survived thanks to a stunning late-game collapse by Jayden Daniels and the Commanders.

Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber debate just how happy Giants fans should be after the wild finish, while Jameis Winston’s brilliant second half makes a strong case for keeping him firmly in control of the offense. Plus, Dominic Zvada’s rough afternoon, Cameron Skattebo’s costly overtime fumble and the Giants’ continued fight all factor into one conclusion: not all ties are created equal.

We started with the Giants tie in Washington and how Jameis was throwing it all over the place once we hit the fourth quarter. Gio said Aaron Glenn grinded it out and was coaching the Jets, not watching things fall apart.

Chris Kirschner joins Craig and Big Mac to analyze the Yankees' recent playoff exit and the perceived lack of a killer instinct in the clubhouse. They debate whether Aaron Judge's media-trained demeanor masks a lack of urgency and discuss the overall culture of accountability under Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman.

(00:01:06) Studio Banter

(00:03:15) Yankees Culture Concerns

(00:06:16) Chris Kirschner Interview

(00:14:48) Clubhouse Accountability Issues

(00:20:18) Aaron Judge's Leadership Role