Chapter 1: What does Geno Smith say about his future in the NFL?
Jets, specifically Jerry talking about the stuff from Geno Smith yesterday, making the rounds media-wise. First, a hit on ESPN, talking about, of course, being back with Gang Green.
You know, not many get the chance to go back to where they started. What's a good ending for you in your return to New York with the fan base, with the organization? What's a good ending?
Well, hopefully the inning isn't coming soon. I've got a lot of years to play, and I'm looking forward to, again, just getting back into the building, starting at day one, and building this thing from the ground up, brick by brick.
There you go. Very seasoned answer. That's a man that's dealt with a lot of media questions now across a long time.
Chapter 2: How does Geno feel about returning to the Jets?
And he said multiple times, like, he's got a lot of football left in him at 35.
Yeah, well, I mean, we hear the age, but obviously there were years where he was, you know, on the bench, not playing full seasons.
Age is just a number, CeeLo. You're not 40, you're 26.
There you go. That's what we're talking about. He also did the media call with the Jets beat, and this experience of being back in Florham Park a bit already is basically kind of like going back into an old school.
Oh, man, it was so special. It really felt like just, you know, all those memories just kind of rushed back into my head just the first time I walked into that building, and You know, really, it looks so much the same. And, I mean, like I was back where I belong, man. It felt special.
He did talk about some of the upgrades they've made specifically to the locker room. But it is a great facility, as Willie would know better than anybody. So he's excited to be back there.
Not to be a jackass, but did anybody ask him about the incident with IK or no?
I haven't heard the full conference call. They may have. I just wondered. If I come across that.
Jerry, it is a fair question. Do you think he needs to address it? Just kind of say, hey, man. I get annoyed with it because I feel like, man, one incident shouldn't. And we talk about this all the time, flippantly. I don't think one incident should be. Should define you. Correct. So is this an opportunity for him? Like, hey, let's just get it out the way. I learned from him. I'm better from it.
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Chapter 3: What incident from Geno's past is brought up in the conversation?
He has the vision. He has the mission. And all we got to do is hold this thing steady and we're going to come out the other side. And I think it's going to shock the world.
It's like a fresher breath there. Right, Willie? Yeah.
Yeah.
As soon as he flipped it, as soon as he stumbled, I was like, oh, here goes Barry. I knew Jerry was going to line me up for that. I didn't know it. I was like, Jerry's coming off the top rope with that one.
It's fresh of breath air. Yes.
He said a lot of good things yesterday. I will bring you some more of it throughout the course of the morning. So, yeah, he said shock the world. All Jet fans would sign up for that right about now.
And I'd say if you're a Jet fan who also believes in the Mike Francesa tank mush, which I know Jerry knows what that's all about, then you will love this as Jet fans, many of them already looking ahead to not this year's draft, but next year's draft, 2027 and all the picks that they have and potentially getting your hands on a franchise quarterback.
This is actually the shorter version of the clip. And if you know the history with Mike and things coming back to be the opposite of what he says, very, very specific about what he's saying here.
They will not let Arch Manning play for the Jets. I'm telling you right now, they will manipulate the draft. They will never let him get drafted by the Jets. You can take that to the bank. Arch Manning would be a Jet. I don't know where he's going to wind up next year. He's going to be the first player picked unless something drastic happens. He's not going to go to the Jets.
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Chapter 4: What role does Geno Smith see himself playing with the Jets?
That sounded the way it read. It sounded like he was confused. And you want to call it a false narrative. You said it. Yeah, that didn't sound great.
And look, that audio is... Like you said, it doesn't sound great, but it's earlier in the day. So now they play the game. Obviously, it was managed the way it was. There were questions about why Clayton Kershaw was up in the pen late in the game, and then all of a sudden it's Mason Miller. And then after the game, he'd be, well, I misspoke. And he took account of it.
He said, it was completely my fault. I misspoke. But again, the way in which they played the game and handled their personnel suggests that they still weren't fully. But who knows? I agree with you. Yeah. In any event, they do have this game tonight with Canada, 8 o'clock. So we'll see how they fare with that.
Chapter 5: How does Demario Davis contribute to the Jets' locker room culture?
Quickly, before we are out of time here, College Hoops, Big East Tournament at the Garden. St. John's did beat Providence 85-72, while Seton Hall took care of Creighton 72-61. So those two locals will meet today, or this evening rather, 5-30 in Game 1 for the semifinals. In Game 2, the nightcap, you'll have UConn and Georgetown after the Huskies win. took care of Xavier 93-68.
As far as Jerry's game last night out there in Chicago, Rutgers played a good one against UCLA, but ultimately their season did come to an end.
Here comes Williams the other way to Perry. Perry finds the trailer. Booker, a monster dunk down the lane. And it's 51-38.
I do like the nothing against. I prefer when Rutgers wins and you're happy and you're excited. But you do a good job with the calls even when it's going against them.
Oh, thank you.
But you feel, oh, monster. Monster. I felt that one. I'll tell you why.
That one was deflating. That's why. There were a couple of scenarios at that point where Rutgers had a chance to get to under 10. And this was a very strange game in that the first half was nothing but run after run where they were flip-flopping who was leading. Yeah. And Rutgers is down three early in the second half. UCLA goes on an 11-0 run. They get up, I guess it was 14.
The game was played between 8 and 14 the rest of the night. So it was very tough. It's a good team. UCLA, a very good team. So they'll give Michigan State a little bit of a run tonight, I think.
All right, there you go. Hockey-wise, the Rangers with a big third period out in Winnipeg as they scored four times, an eventual 6-3 victory. Alexi Lafreniere, Gabe Perrault continued to play well.
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