Aug 12, 2026 · 26 min · 10 segments
Matt Simms opens with reflections on his summer traveling to high school and NFL camps before diving into the Jets' joint practice with the Buccaneers, which was defined by multiple fights, including…
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The best part is Luke Gettyke, who plays offensive line for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, called out by the young buck, David Bailey, in one-on-ones early on in practice.
Luke ain't going to take any of that crap from the young guy, right? So, of course, it gets a little chippy and all that.
And then Iqbari, of course, takes a little bit of a cheap shot at Luke and all that.
That's where the joint practices, I'm not really even sure if they're super useful at times just because of the amount of fights and all that kind of stuff and what's actually accomplished, especially when the two teams end up playing each other.
in a preseason game, but man, is it awesome to start the year off with like that chippiness, right? That ability to hit someone else, you know, in another color uniform.
And no doubt it was, I think something like, you know, Luke, just like, Hey, standing on, on what's important to him, you know, for him, he was basically just keeping it really real.
And I think that's really amazing, right? When you kind of get to that high level competition and understanding that, you know, that's two grown men who are really great at their craft, right? Going back and forth at it.
So that's one of those things where like, you know, people will interpret it however they want to interpret it.
You know, what I love though about this, and this is now like the bigger picture of like the human element of this, right? All these fights are taking place.
And young corner, Stiggers, number 24 for the New York Jets, passes out on the football field today, right? According to reports, he comes to the sideline and just was uncomfortable.
The best part is Luke Gettyke, who plays offensive line for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, called out by the young buck, David Bailey, in one-on-ones early on in practice.
Luke ain't going to take any of that crap from the young guy, right? So, of course, it gets a little chippy and all that.
And then Iqbari, of course, takes a little bit of a cheap shot at Luke and all that.
That's where the joint practices, I'm not really even sure if they're super useful at times just because of the amount of fights and all that kind of stuff and what's actually accomplished, especially when the two teams end up playing each other.
in a preseason game, but man, is it awesome to start the year off with like that chippiness, right? That ability to hit someone else, you know, in another color uniform.
And no doubt it was, I think something like, you know, Luke, just like, Hey, standing on, on what's important to him, you know, for him, he was basically just keeping it really real.
And I think that's really amazing, right? When you kind of get to that high level competition and understanding that, you know, that's two grown men who are really great at their craft, right? Going back and forth at it.
So that's one of those things where like, you know, people will interpret it however they want to interpret it.
You know, what I love though about this, and this is now like the bigger picture of like the human element of this, right? All these fights are taking place.
And young corner, Stiggers, number 24 for the New York Jets, passes out on the football field today, right? According to reports, he comes to the sideline and just was uncomfortable.
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