Episode #138: Expectations For Jets vs Titans with JetsCentral

So 1:00 kickoff over in Tennessee.

There's a lot of changes happening on both s- And actually, shout out to everybody hanging, man.

Josh, what's going on, man? Rice, Armand, how's it going, dude? Wood, Rashad, JE, thanks so much for tuning in, man.

Uh, Tuesday night, uh, 7:00, and then also next week we are going to be, uh, [laughs] it's crazy, man, the regular season is here.

I, I-

[laughs]

It sounds crazy saying it, but-

Awesome

... next week over on Tyson's channel, uh, next Tuesday, we're gonna be recapping the, the first game of the season.

Yes, sir.

Right? And then, uh, you know, obviously previewing week two, and then we'll get the whole ball rolling for, uh, for the regular season.

But yeah, lots of changes with the Titans, lots of changes with the Jets.

I think there's a lot of obviously anticipation, some nerves, some excitement on both sides.

But, um, right now the Jets are considered the underdog.

Mm-hmm.

Where do you stand? How do you feel about it?

I mean, there's a lot, a lot of different things you can look at here.

Like, who would you think has the coaching advantage? Because you figure Aaron Glenn, yes, he's coming back, but he's got a whole new staff for the most part.

Then you have Saleh's got a, like a, he's re- rebuilding his staff, but he's got two veteran guys in Gus Bradley and Brian Daboll.

Do you think having those two veteran coaches on his side will give him a little bit of a boost to kinda resurrect this rebuild faster?

It's tough, man.

I wanna say...

I, I mean, uh, funny enough, like the, they're kinda in similar situations, but I do feel like, a- and maybe this is me just being a homer, but whenever you have a brand new change, I, I mean the Tennessee Titans, like just think about how many things are new, right?

Yeah.

New head coach, new OC, new DC, new systems on both sides of the football.