With the Jets cleaning house for a second time this season Blake & Teddy dive into the tenure of now-former Jets general manager Joe Douglas: what he did well in his tenure, what he did not do well, what choices/decisions were not made by himself and how much blame he actually deserves.

After the Jets humiliating 31-6 loss to the Arizona Cardinals Blake & Teddy decide to officially give up on another underwhelming season in New York and what went wrong along the way. They then discuss the future of the Jets: does Aaron Rodgers come back? What coaches can bridge the gap of winning now and building for the future? What players already in-house should be a part of the new era of Jets football? And to finish things off they preview the Indianapolis Colts coming into town and break down how these two teams match up against one another.

One week removed from the Jets Thursday night victory over the now 6-3 Houston Texans, Blake & Teddy discuss the glimpses of potency they saw from the offense: an efficient run game, volume targets for Garrett Wilson & Davante Adams, Olu Fashanu at guard. They also discuss the continued struggles versus the run but how the pass-rush has certainly started to find a groove getting to the quarterback. After that they break down the trade deadline and Mike Williams moving to Pittsburgh, Joe Douglas' press conference and not making any additions to the team before previewing a Jets/Cardinals game that is a perfect game for the Jets to sneak out a second-straight win.

It was a soul-crushing Jets loss on Sunday that officially put an end to any playoff hopes so Blake and Teddy break down what went wrong, who is to blame, what changes need to be mad and how soon they need to be made. They are, of course, favored against the Texans on Thursday Night Football, so they break down that game and how New York can get its third win of the season.

After a Jets second-half collapse to the Steelers that sent New York down to 2-5, Blake & Teddy discuss all the continuous (and new) issues with this Jets team and how things have gotten to this lowly point. They also discuss the path Garrett Wilson is on, Haasan Reddick's arrival and the need to blowout the Patriots to get some momentum going.

In the second straight chaotic week of following the New York Jets, Blake & Teddy dive into the 23-20 loss to the Bills: including the new-look offense with Todd Downing, the continuation of miscues and penalties, and individual players not living up to their previously known talent. Then they discuss the Davante Adams trade and the impact it will or will not have on this offense and the Jets 2024 outlook, how Haasan Reddick's new agent will at least help every side reach a conclusion (and soon) before previewing a can't lose game for New York against the Steelers if they want to keep their postseason hopes alive.

A shocking bomb was dropped around the NFL world on Tuesday morning when it was announced that Robert Saleh was no longer the head coach for the New York Jets following their 2-3 start to the season. Blake & Teddy dive into the decision and the timing of it, whether or not this is a move that changes anything for the 2024 season, the potentially promotion of Todd Downing to team play-caller, and a really cool moment for interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich. Then the two throw in some notes from the Jets loss to Minnesota in London, quick updates on the Davante Adams' trade rumors and preview an incredibly important AFC East bout with the Bills on Monday Night Football.

The Jets horrid and sloppy performance on Sunday versus the Broncos, something we've come accustomed to the last few seasons, has people questioning if New York has the right men in place leading this team. Blake & Teddy discuss if those conversations are just or if we need to remain patient before discussing Garrett Wilson's role in this offense so far this season, the defense's struggles vs the run and Davante Adams' availability and whether or not it makes sense for the Jets to move on. The two finish off the show by previewing the Jets/Vikings game in London, one that will feature former Jet and current NFL leader in passing touchdowns Sam Darnold who has Minnesota off to a 4-0 start.