Bryce Huff

I guess my big question would be where...

Bryce Huff retired.

Sam O is hurt.

Cle Farrell's moved on.

In the first two months of the season.

Is Jihad Campbell going to be an upgrade? over nicobe dean it's one thing to be a backup it's another thing to be the front line guy ask bryce huff that bryce huff was a situational pass rusher with the new york jets you remember what people and i won't name names said to me about pass rush success rate and how good bryce huff was when he was in new york and i said that that's a comment you know why just because you were put situationally in a situation to succeed, doesn't mean when the volume of reps get up, you're going to be a better ball player.

You've got to condition yourself to take 800 reps and 800 snaps.

When you get put in situations for 400 snaps, half of them, You're put in third and long.

You're put in all these kind of situations.

Bryce Huff was on a bad football team, put in a position to succeed on a bad team.

Those 11 sacks he had were fool's gold.

But yet I heard people in Philly in the media going, what a great sign.

And like I said, I don't wanna over talk the injuries, but it's getting to the point where you start thinking, and we did this a couple of years ago with the Brandon Aiyuk situation before he was signed.

When you start the talk of the substation and Bryce Huff retires and, and Brandon Aiyuk's drama and Kyle's car crash and Ricky Pearsall's out and Jed York has an issue and who, who the hell's Dejon Love and, uh, Okwonwo's hurt now and Collins is hurt now and you start thinking to yourself as a fan, "Are we cursed somehow? Is this not what...

Did someone sell their soul to the devil to get to those two Super Bowls that we lost and now we're..." I don't know, it's just in your mind you start playing with things that aren't logical.

You know? Like it's been proven time and time again.

The third is probably gonna win.

So are they injury cursed? Are they cursed in general? Because as we pointed out, uh, some people still believe in the electrical substation.

Uh, Bryce Huff said, "See you later." But I, I...

By the way, I'd call Bryce Huff right now just in case.

Jacob Martin, I don't understand this.

The Jets got rid of him so they could have more opportunities for Bryce Huff, who was really good, to play.

He's coming out and trashing the Jets, saying, "We're gonna be extra motivated to try and help Saleh win." Tony Adams, Isaiah Oliver, these guys who stunk as Jets, they're all coming out of the woodwork backing their coach.

So just give us your feel for all these ex-Jets.

The way things are starting out, I'm getting a little nervous about this year.

And like I said, I don't want to over-talk the injuries, but it's getting to the point where – You start thinking, and we did this a couple of years ago with the Brandon Ayuk situation before he was signed, when you start the talk of the substation and Bryce Huff retires and Brandon Ayuk's drama and Kyle's car crash and Ricky Pearsall's out and Jed York has an issue and who the hell's Dajon Love and Okoana's hurt now and Collins is hurt now and you start thinking to yourself as a fan, are we cursed somehow? Is this not what did someone sell their soul to the devil to get to those two Super Bowls that we lost? And now we're I don't know.

It's just in your mind, you start playing with things that aren't logical.

You know, like it's been proven time and time again, there is nothing as electrical substation.

The third is probably going to win.

So are they injured, cursed? Are they cursed in general? Because as we pointed out, some people still believe in the electrical substation.

Bryce Huff said, see you later.

By the way, I'd call Bryce Huff right now, just in case.

Calvin Pace was a solid edge guy recently.

during Rex Ryan's tenure when Robert Sala was the head coach they had a UDFA Bryce Huff who emerged as a 10 sack guy John Franklin Myers always really solid player but they haven't had like that star level pass rusher since they traded John Abraham 20 years ago and The hopes are that Bailey can be that guy, you know, that guy where like you send like a chip at him, you double team.

It doesn't matter.

He can get to the quarterback.

It's another thing to be the frontline guy.

Ask Bryce Huff that.

Bryce Huff was a situational pass rusher with the New York Jets.

You remember what people, and I won't name names, said to me about pass rush success rate and how good Bryce Huff was when he was in New York? And I said that that's a bullshit comment.

You know why? just because you were put situationally in a situation to succeed, doesn't mean when the volume of reps get up, you're going to be a better ball player.

You've got to condition yourself to take 800 reps and 800 snaps.

When you get put in situations for 400 snaps, half of them, You're put in third and long.

You're put in all these kind of situations.