They make the point the Jets still miss Bryan Little, who was the conscience of the team who everyone listened to. Which means one errant shot by Ehlers changed the destiny of the Jets.
Edit: more like mid-way through this extended podcast.
They also agree that Chevy’s press conference was completely tone deaf. Need to level with the fans.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/32-thoughts-the-podcast/id1332150124?i=1000611323993
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I think other than thay Byfugliene kept the team mate sunder his thumb and demanded respect in the room, hell we heard what he did to Kane. I think once Byfugliene was gone, the culture changed for the worse and the accountability went down the drain
What do people want Chevy to say? That he’s blowing up the team a week after their exit? They the team caved? That he’s disappointed?We all know this. Even if he has a plan, We’ll only see it as it unfolds. He’s under no obligation to let the fans know his thoughts/ideas.
Sure knowing might be nice, but why? So all the arm chair GM’s can dissect his every move.
I want the Jets to win, but I won’t lose sleep anymore over their happenings.
> Which means one errant shot by Ehlers changed the destiny of the Jets.
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