Fireman Ed

So you got good news.

I'll tell you what, Dylan was fired up when I was hugging Fireman Ed.

You could see Dylan mouth some sort of expletive when Sanders actually hit the kick.

We all were shocked to put the Jets up 20-3.

Now, were you bruised after being next to Fireman Ed? Because he has like bear paws, like the high fives, the pats in the back.

Were you bruised up, battered, and beaten? So I tried to tell people this.

It is quite the experience sitting next to that man because he's just wailing on you the whole game.

And I'm...

Why didn't they show up in front of the, the fans in Tennessee when the fans, the Jet fans, were compiled over there? They were J-E-T-S.

You had, uh, we had Mr. Ed there.

Ed was there hanging out, calling the J-E-T-S, uh, chants.

I mean, everything that you wanted if you're a Jet fan, you should be excited in game number one.

But it is the Tennessee Titans.

I'm gonna celebrate.

New York Jets football is back.

And in the words of Fireman Ed, J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets.

They should've been up by a lot more than just 10-3 at halftime, so by the third quarter, we were in section 110.

I actually was sitting next to Fireman Ed at this game, which was just an insane experience to, to be a part of a, a Jet-dominating performance like that.

You just had everyone from the upper deck starting to come down, the middle deck starting to come down.

There were already a ton of Jet fans in the lower levels behind the Jet bench, and what was interesting, the players, the coaches, the Jets support staff, they would turn around and acknowledge the crowd after all the Jet chants.