Bart Scott, Willie Colon, and Connor Rogers react to Jets’ 34-10 loss to Dolphins

Bart Scott, Willie Colon, and Connor Rogers react to Jets’ 34-10 loss to Dolphins

That’s losing to the Dolphins by
score 34 210. They now dropped to 3 and 10 on the
season. Are officially eliminated from playoff
contention. But guys, I want to start with the major story from
this game. That’s Tyrod Taylor going down with a groin
injury in the first quarter Connor, I’ll start with you. How
did that injury affect the game? Well, you look at the
script they were playing in because the defense was beyond
bad in the first quarter right out of the gate, there in a, you
know, a come-from-behind script, and you have a UDF, a quarterback. So it sets
limitations on what you can do to your offense and I think that
she’ll see it also impacts the, you know, the Run game
because then Miami starts to load up and play The Run game as
well. So it put a lot on, Brady Cooks
plate by the time he got going in the second half. There was
too many drops for them to overcome. So, just the script at this team,
most teams cannot win by as what happened today, and that’s
what happens. Unfortunately, when your second Stringer is a,
you DFA and your starter while of Tyrod Taylor. But he’s at a
lot of injuries in the second half of his career. Yeah, it was tough because, you
know, I thought this was going to be stacked day. For a breeze,
hog, right? The Dolphins have one of the worst
run defense in the NFL and we didn’t see
much of him solely because they get, you know, Dolphins, got so
far ahead. But this is a tough, man, because I thought this was
a game. Even though the Dolphins came out hot. I
felt like the Jets were strong enough to counteract all that.
It just didn’t happen. And now the Jets, you know, this
is one of the losses where you just got to just strap it up
and keep moving on but I don’t take nothing for what
they’ve been able to accomplish last couple weeks. I mean, as a
defensive player I mean I’ll get the stats later but you know they got the ball
ran down. Their throat. Yeah, so it’s
about the like Ade. Nobody was missing from defense, right? We
talked about them and weep at it there, by, on the back about
the defensive, tackles the linebackers and all that
stuff. They got manhandled. They
got manipulated by shifts motions. Cutbacks boots. Waggles
everything that they got still dominated with the first time
and I’m sure when I get to status, is going to say 200
yards rushing that’s going to say 39 in Istanbul from, right?
So then h n right, hn gets hurt and the Goes to work on you. So I mean, it’s one thing to
lose is nothing to get physically dominated and whipped
and that’s pretty much what they did you can say by
scheme or by physicality. I think it was a mixture of
both. And you know, how many times do
we see when they when they faked the
toss, the linebackers have bossed over
so far that tool was thrown into a wide window where
it’s like the separation between a
defensive cornerback. And the next line by line backer is like five
yards. He’s doing it. He’s like Throwing the ball into the
ocean and just is wide open. So, I mean, for me, it’s the
lack of being able to come down here. Physical, if the
linebackers, taking the path of least resistance, you know,
going underneath blocks, everything was structurally,
horrible hesitation, all that based off of ships, motions post Snap motion
and and it just physically dominated, you know, so for me. Yeah, you know, tie rod is one
thing, right? But to have the 21-nothing that went to had
nothing to do with time, He’s the first quarter. They had
to be doing. We’re getting punched in the mouth, and
physically dominated. Now, that’s something I can’t accept.
Now sometimes, you know, I remember going against
the Wildcat and you seeing all this stuff and you, you pause it
and it sets up the offense of blocks and
stuff like that. But at some point, you got to
figure it out. I mean, he’ll Blitz off the backside so you
don’t have to worry about the boot coming. That way your
linebackers can feel like they can flow fast without having to
cut back, but this is the second time that
H has dominated them. Usually one thing happens. Look at this, this is what we’re talking about. And
then this is this is a receiver here. These are chunk plays a
supposed to play. It’s from running the football. This is
this has up linebacker going underneath.
What are you going underneath the block form, the path of
least resistance, you got off light work, you got to fight to
get over the top. This is right up the gut right down to harder,
your defense bad tackling that we saw early in the season. But then this is.
What do you think? He just broke Five Town. One, two,
three. Everybody wants to do this new stuff. Let me get the
punch out. Let me get there. You got to secure. Tackle frying. First man can’t be punching that
has to be the second man. My point I was just managed to
tackle second bag, go foot, but I thought defensively, man, the fact that we couldn’t get no
to it gets rid of the ball but we had nothing drawing up to
make him pause or slow as process down. It seemed like he
was in Rhythm early and we never did anything to kind of
counteract that and we talked about a pregame
like man, you know if he gets in Rhythm he’s gonna kill you
and we did nothing from a blitz to make them uncomfortable. We
didn’t need McDonald’s. Nothing nothing made him
uncomfortable. Able to because because you were coming off
boots and waggle. So there’s moving a launch point for him,
buying time and the defensive ends weren’t doing a good enough
job even when they went to their sink front, what we
call saying front five people on the line of
scrimmage well that’s what I was hoping
against the pocket, we had nothing for it and pregame
Connor. We also talked about how the Jets need to dictate the
pace of Brian’s game and they were able to, they got
found themselves in a big hole. How much harder is it? Make it
for them to dig themselves out of that? They’re not good enough
to play that way and I know that’s harsh but maybe
they’ll be good enough for all survive. When Aaron Glenn,
Darren mooji have a couple off Seasons here and they can draft
and develop right now they have guys in their scheme that are
holdovers from the previous regime, not all of them but a couple of them Jets
aren’t good enough to play that way and you’re definitely not
good enough to play that way. When you add Fields is the
quarterback, we like tie rod that’s even a tough script for
tie rod. He’s the most equipped on the roster, do it pretty
cook. You can’t expect him to do that either. So that’s the problem to me,
Chelsea right out of the gate is when you’re losing like that and
now you’re allowing them to run the ball and then you
allocate more Defenders to the run and you’re getting beat
on plays. Like Bart said that we Just saw them lose to the last
time they played Miami. I mean, how do you have tight ends
running wide open over the middle of the field for the
Jets defense? Right now is a Borderline Disaster and that’s
on the linebackers and it’s on the defensive
coordinator right now because they look lost out there. They
look overwhelmed, they’re not big enough to play in the scheme
that forces thumping, linebackers come downhill and
body. Somebody credits of the Dolphins, they got to the second level as fast as
they could today because they knew if they got bodies on the
Jets undersized linebackers, it was over, Mike, McDaniel people
like to make jokes about him and all that. He’s The best Run
game coordinators in the sport of the last 10 years. When you visit a
Pilates on body, it gets up, you gotta tackle as
well. So we gave it gets a lot of praise for kind of
stabilizing over the five weeks before this today was, there’s no way around
it. It’s disappointing. And I know you don’t have all
your, you know, your long-term players out there. Whatever it
is, this is bad, tackling, it’s bad preparation. And honestly, another bad look
for this defensive scheme, are you teaching one Gap
penetration and allow us to run
to the And level not holding jump
through, is not keeping people off your linebackers least. I
used to love the day when I saw a full back with a neck roll
because I will tell him guess what you’re going to need it. I’m about to break it and it needs to soft as hell.
Naw, man.

SNY’s Bart Scott, Willie Colon, Connor Rogers, and Chelsea Sherrod discuss the Jets’ 34-10 loss to the Dolphins, Brady Cook’s performance at QB after Tyrod Taylor go hurt, and the team’s first quarter defense.

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