BT & Sal dive into the aftermath of the Jets' loss to the Patriots, arguing it was a "good loss" that reveals a well-coached football team under Aaron Glenn. Sal defends the mindset of being "proud" of the effort, emphasizing that this is what a "real rebuild" looks like—a complete, albeit painful, resetting of the foundation and expectations. They praise Glenn's unconventional opening decision to receive the ball and execute a perfect, scripted touchdown drive, contrasting it with the "avoid getting embarrassed" style of past regimes. However, the hosts intensely critique Justin Fields' "woeful" passing and lack of big-play support, debating whether Glenn's loyalty to the quarterback is justifiable and if it's time to play Tyrod Taylor for a true evaluation of the young receivers. The discussion concludes with the consensus that the talent disparity is massive, but the team is building the right culture for the long-term, following a model similar to the first year of a successful coach like Tom Thibodeau. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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