Oct 16, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 10 segments
In this episode we break down the Jets vs Patriots... can the Gang Green get their biggest win in years? what match-ups can they take advantage of? Be sure to follow JetsCentral on YouTube!
Tyson RauchHostI, I mean, I hate to kind of give a vague, uh, answer here, but I really think it's the s- it's the defense, man.
Um, you know, Aaron Glenn has this defense playing really, really well.
That's not my opinion.
That's what the facts are, right? When we take a look at the stats, you know, the Jets are number four in total defense.
They're fourth against the pass.
By the way, I hope I'm not lagging.
Uh, am I okay-
... on your end?
Um, I, I mean, listen to this.
First team since 1999 to hold opponents to under 200, uh, 200 yards of total offense in at least three of the last five match-ups.
Last team to do that was the Bucs in 1999.
They are fifth in points per game allowed on defense, and that number's at 19.2, so as a collective defense through five games, and keep in mind, we've played some good teams, we've played some bad teams.
19- I mean, dude, if you are essentially keeping your opponent under three scores a game, that is, like, you are really giving yourself a chance.
And then what's really cool, too, is, like, young players developing, whether it's Azaria Thomas, Darell Jackson Jr., David Bailey having a breakout, Dane Belton, right, kind of a backup throughout his young career, but this dude looks like a for sure starter who I definitely want to see back for, you know, with this team next season.
Um, we're, we're doing this without, like, a bona fide, you know, it's not like Micah Parsons is here and he's just kind of-
You know, you look at the Jets and at this point in time, we don't have, like, a household name.
Yes, David Bailey's the second overall pick, but, you know, he's five, five games into his season.
He's not on the level right now of-
Um, so I think, you know, again, I hate to just have a vague, "Oh, one side of the football's the strength," but that's, that's honestly my, uh, my thoughts.
I, I mean, I hate to kind of give a vague, uh, answer here, but I really think it's the s- it's the defense, man.
Um, you know, Aaron Glenn has this defense playing really, really well.
That's not my opinion.
That's what the facts are, right? When we take a look at the stats, you know, the Jets are number four in total defense.
They're fourth against the pass.
By the way, I hope I'm not lagging.
Uh, am I okay-
... on your end?
Um, I, I mean, listen to this.
First team since 1999 to hold opponents to under 200, uh, 200 yards of total offense in at least three of the last five match-ups.
Last team to do that was the Bucs in 1999.
They are fifth in points per game allowed on defense, and that number's at 19.2, so as a collective defense through five games, and keep in mind, we've played some good teams, we've played some bad teams.
19- I mean, dude, if you are essentially keeping your opponent under three scores a game, that is, like, you are really giving yourself a chance.
And then what's really cool, too, is, like, young players developing, whether it's Azaria Thomas, Darell Jackson Jr., David Bailey having a breakout, Dane Belton, right, kind of a backup throughout his young career, but this dude looks like a for sure starter who I definitely want to see back for, you know, with this team next season.
Um, we're, we're doing this without, like, a bona fide, you know, it's not like Micah Parsons is here and he's just kind of-
You know, you look at the Jets and at this point in time, we don't have, like, a household name.
Yes, David Bailey's the second overall pick, but, you know, he's five, five games into his season.
He's not on the level right now of-
Um, so I think, you know, again, I hate to just have a vague, "Oh, one side of the football's the strength," but that's, that's honestly my, uh, my thoughts.
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