Bart Scott Reacts to Packers Game & How the Team Bounces Back vs. Lions (9/20)
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What did Bart Scott think about the Jets’ overtime loss to the Packers?
We've
entered week three in the National Football League. The New York Jets are 1-1 after two games.
How are the Jets adjusting early‑season impressions and what tweaks are they making?
They're headed to Detroit City this weekend to face the Lions. So we're bringing in the Motor City Kid, Bart Scott.
What up, Doe? I mean, listen, they're going back. Aaron Glenn's going back home.
Why is special‑teams performance a key factor for the Jets after Week 2?
That's right. You know, and, you know, we always used to have it when we was with Rex. Whatever guy had beef or not beef or went go back home, it becomes his bowl. So this is a Glenn Bowl. You know what I'm saying?
What defensive accountability lessons did the Jets learn from the Packers game?
So this is a Glenn Bowl. I know he wants to come back, and I'm sure he has love for Detroit, and he appreciates the opportunity that he got there. But this is about business. And how crazy is this when you think about how many teams that they're playing in the NFC North? almost consecutively.
It's like they're inside the NFC North right
now
because you start to stretch with the home game against the Packers, then you are facing the Lions, and then finally it's
a
trip to Chicago.
How is David Bailey’s early impact shaping the Jets’ defensive front?
Right.
And it's crazy because these are games that you kind of get used to the style of play because it's that kind of black and blue division, what it used to be. But also, you know, it's rare that you kind of play a whole division kind of, you know, consecutively, but the Jets may be getting them all at the right time. I feel like they had Green Bay at the right time.
What offensive strategies are the Jets planning to exploit Detroit’s tendencies?
I agree. They're going to get the lines as they're trying to figure some things out. Now, they're coming off a long rest. You know, when you think about the fact that they played on Thursday night football, they got embarrassed. So you're going to get their best effort. And then you got Chicago possibly without Caleb.
How will the Jets counter Jahmyr Gibbs and the Lions’ run‑blitz scheme?
And who knows how that's going to feel. So I say all the time, it's not about who you play, it's when you play them. And, you know, right now, early on in the season, you're trying to define and figure out who you are. I feel like the Jets know who they are. I feel like they let some opportunities get away yesterday, a gut punch, so to speak, things that you learn from.
What mindset and game‑plan adjustments are the Jets adopting for the Lions matchup?
And as you're trying to gel as a new team with a new nucleus and new guys that, you you know, is very important. And the first week they were able to make some mistakes but still win. You know, yesterday they made some mistakes and they lost. And usually what makes you not want to have that feeling is the fact that you know what that feeling feels like and the Jets got it early on in a disappointing loss in late fashion. But a lot of lessons to be learned.
Yeah,
that happened Sunday.
Isn't there something to be said for the Jets dictating things on their terms here early in the season? Because they played their brand of football.
No, absolutely. But what I'm saying is, like, if you're going to take a loss, it's better for it to be an NFC opponent, right? So early on in the season, they have NFC opponent, NFC opponent, NFC opponent. You're able to learn about yourself and grow. It's almost like when you're, like, in a MAAC conference or something before you go and you start playing. You start playing, like, Townsend University before you have to go play the people within your conference,
right?
Yeah. You know, you want to be rolling, right? You don't want to have mistakes and things like that. When you go play New England, when you go play Miami, you want to be able to say, hey, man, we've learned who we are and we're playing the brand. I feel like right now, collectively, you know, we didn't see as much three, four tight ends as we saw the first week. That just tells me that Frank Wright is game plan specific to the opponent. Right. We thought that we were going to see a lot of that four or five tight end sets as like a as a staple.
Yeah.
But it just tells you that, you know, he's been around long enough that he can kind of a la carte, you know, the offense for the opponent, you know, up 10 points in the fourth quarter. A lot of things that you can take away from a positive. I think one thing we can really start hanging our hat on is this defense. I think this defense, two weeks in a row, you don't give them a lot of credit because it's Cam Ward and all that stuff.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did Bart Scott think about the Jets’ overtime loss to the Packers?
0:00–0:17
2
How are the Jets adjusting early‑season impressions and what tweaks are they making?
0:17–0:30
3
Why is special‑teams performance a key factor for the Jets after Week 2?
0:30–0:41
4
What defensive accountability lessons did the Jets learn from the Packers game?
0:41–1:05
5
How is David Bailey’s early impact shaping the Jets’ defensive front?
1:05–1:28
6
What offensive strategies are the Jets planning to exploit Detroit’s tendencies?
1:28–1:43
7
How will the Jets counter Jahmyr Gibbs and the Lions’ run‑blitz scheme?
1:43–2:01
8
What mindset and game‑plan adjustments are the Jets adopting for the Lions matchup?
2:01–41:21
Speakers
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