Vultures Row: A New York Jets Podcast
Oct 20, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
Joey and Tony recap the Jets week 6 loss against the Patriots. The boys give their thoughts, analysis and take your phone calls. Thank you for listening and make sure to give us a follow on Twitter…
Jets' open script seemed to have that down with Frank Reich, but touchdown wiped away from a – it was, I guess, a ticky-tacky call towards the end with Tim Patrick.
Omar Cooper had a great game, but his first of what could have been two touchdowns got wiped off the board.
And it's something that Adam Gase was good at too, right? I mean, it's a legitimate strong point.
You probably, you know, if anybody's listening to this, probably heard this on other podcasts too, right? I mean, he has the experience.
And ultimately, it comes down to in-game adjustments with his coaching staff that seems to bite them in the ass time and time again.
This is what happens when, you know, you have a 64-year-old offensive coordinator who I don't think it's like a complete joke offense, but there are certain things, man, that really just seem to be sticking points and they continue to bite us in the ass.
I don't need to even talk about, you know, we will talk about it, but God damn those third and one play calls, fourth and one play calls.
It's absurd, and it just comes down to play calling and execution on the players' side, right? I mean, you can only do so many third-and-one shotgun snaps until you just got to realize these teams know it's coming.
It's almost like one of those things where it's so dumb, they'll never see it coming type of thing.
And then Gino Smith on a QB sneak, right? I mean, just falling with a green grass in front of him on that sneak.
Jets' open script seemed to have that down with Frank Reich, but touchdown wiped away from a – it was, I guess, a ticky-tacky call towards the end with Tim Patrick.
Omar Cooper had a great game, but his first of what could have been two touchdowns got wiped off the board.
And it's something that Adam Gase was good at too, right? I mean, it's a legitimate strong point.
You probably, you know, if anybody's listening to this, probably heard this on other podcasts too, right? I mean, he has the experience.
And ultimately, it comes down to in-game adjustments with his coaching staff that seems to bite them in the ass time and time again.
This is what happens when, you know, you have a 64-year-old offensive coordinator who I don't think it's like a complete joke offense, but there are certain things, man, that really just seem to be sticking points and they continue to bite us in the ass.
I don't need to even talk about, you know, we will talk about it, but God damn those third and one play calls, fourth and one play calls.
It's absurd, and it just comes down to play calling and execution on the players' side, right? I mean, you can only do so many third-and-one shotgun snaps until you just got to realize these teams know it's coming.
It's almost like one of those things where it's so dumb, they'll never see it coming type of thing.
And then Gino Smith on a QB sneak, right? I mean, just falling with a green grass in front of him on that sneak.
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