Sep 22, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 22 segments
An honest look back at our Week 2 picks — the hits, the misses, and what we'd do differently.📊 Week 2 record: 13-25 ✅ Best call: Josh allen 1st TD (+550)❌ Worst call: GB -3.5📈 Season record to date…
this season but it's good to get them in while we can let's head over to music city and no that's that's a lie let's head over to the big apple first where we got overtime as the packers uh prevailed over the new york jets 20 to 17 mean you went head to head kind of head to head on this one byron in terms of Both a couple of the bets that we've laid during the week.
I love the Packers to kind of bounce back and kill the Jets.
You thought the Jets, due to kind of advantages on the O-line and D-line, would probably kill the Packers.
But it didn't kind of get really either side and the Packers snuck by.
But minus three and a half and Jets money line, me in the middle.
and the Packers win by three.
Yeah, you could almost predict it, really.
We should have just both bet on the Packers minus three, or the Packers to win by exactly three points.
Yeah, very funny.
I think that's maybe what Aaron Glenn had on as well.
I don't want to accuse him of fixing, but boy, that was some awful strategic management, clock management, having a clue what happens at the end of games management.
I don't know exactly what you want to call it, but I thought this was pretty embarrassing from Aaron Glenn, truthfully.
Yeah, I mean, to go through kind of the situation, it was baffling.
And I was texting our group going, why is Aaron Glenn not calling a timeout? Like, it was insane.
So I think at the point where the Packers get to the fourth down, the Packers get to, well, the third and 10 at the 50 with 105 to go.
And correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure the Jets have got two timeouts in the back pocket.
Yeah.
Call a timeout.
whether the Packers go for it on fourth down or not, you know, because they kind of came out to do so, but they just let the clock keep going.
It was fourth and five from the New York Jets, 45.
Yep.
Let the clock go, go, go.
Matt LaFleur doesn't call a timeout.
Glenn doesn't call a timeout.
The Packers just take the delay of game, take the 10-second runoff, take it into overtime.
this season but it's good to get them in while we can let's head over to music city and no that's that's a lie let's head over to the big apple first where we got overtime as the packers uh prevailed over the new york jets 20 to 17 mean you went head to head kind of head to head on this one byron in terms of Both a couple of the bets that we've laid during the week.
I love the Packers to kind of bounce back and kill the Jets.
You thought the Jets, due to kind of advantages on the O-line and D-line, would probably kill the Packers.
But it didn't kind of get really either side and the Packers snuck by.
But minus three and a half and Jets money line, me in the middle.
and the Packers win by three.
Yeah, you could almost predict it, really.
We should have just both bet on the Packers minus three, or the Packers to win by exactly three points.
Yeah, very funny.
I think that's maybe what Aaron Glenn had on as well.
I don't want to accuse him of fixing, but boy, that was some awful strategic management, clock management, having a clue what happens at the end of games management.
I don't know exactly what you want to call it, but I thought this was pretty embarrassing from Aaron Glenn, truthfully.
Yeah, I mean, to go through kind of the situation, it was baffling.
And I was texting our group going, why is Aaron Glenn not calling a timeout? Like, it was insane.
So I think at the point where the Packers get to the fourth down, the Packers get to, well, the third and 10 at the 50 with 105 to go.
And correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure the Jets have got two timeouts in the back pocket.
Yeah.
Call a timeout.
whether the Packers go for it on fourth down or not, you know, because they kind of came out to do so, but they just let the clock keep going.
It was fourth and five from the New York Jets, 45.
Yep.
Let the clock go, go, go.
Matt LaFleur doesn't call a timeout.
Glenn doesn't call a timeout.
The Packers just take the delay of game, take the 10-second runoff, take it into overtime.
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