A romantic comedy
is good. One. How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days? Matthew McConaughey
a Guy in 10 Days. I Now, Pronounce You Chuck & Larry,
Adam Sandler. Let's go with it. Just go with it.
And just going to have to go with. Not if there's another
one too, where he forgets. He birthday. Favorite food
is not bad. He's actually very easy.
I don't know if anybody said this because this is possible
time. Wedding crack, and it might be just a common in some
people, but it really is a romance.
Forgetting Sarah, Marshall
and I will say for you, to care for
those romance in it, the console on love.
That's not your favorite romantic
and Wilson.
Good stuff, Jets players with their favorite romantic
comedies. I'll go with CJ, Zama, cars. And look
any good movie. Any good story
has a plot line in there somewhere
where there's some sort of a romance. That's the
you got to have that
you got to have that for it to work. There's got to be
that element. So cars.
I'm on board with see ju Zhong.
I mean there's a lot of good ones. Out there. I mean, I'm
going to choke under the pressure. How to Lose a Guy in
10 Days. Is a really good one. When you just talked about ever
seeing it, you never seen that with Matthew McConaughey and
it's a bet that he has with. Oh man, Goldie Hawn's daughter.
I'm blanking, Kate Hudson. Thank you very much, Kurt
knutsson. You need to see a mic. It's definitely worth it.
It is definitely worth it.
He's trying to impress his work by picking up this girl, and
she's trying to
show how you can get rid of a guy
quickly. In 10 Days by being a weird thing. So, the Worlds
Collide, right? And it's pretty good. You need to watch that
one.
It's better than cars. Sergeant.
I don't even, I don't even know what makes I thought. Yeah,
like what makes
what makes a romantic comedy? I don't know. I can't even think
of many. I haven't, I don't know. I just, I watch what
I like. I don't think of the category. It's like, hey, this
looks good. Let's watch it. Okay, it was good. Let's move
on to the next one.
Let's move on to the next topic,
Jets defensive lineman.
No romantic comedy. There. It is. A dramatic.
Judy, at least for opposing offenses. That's what they hope
to do. Jermaine Johnson,
rookie first-rounder. We talked to Robert solow, the coach of
the Jets the other day about his mindset, and they trade it
back into round one to get him. Here. He is on
the key to setting the edge
for the Jets defense.
What is the key to setting the edge against the run? Because
a lot of people say they want to do it but then they can't do
it. What is the key to it?
Some I said violence. There's no pretty boy. Working
the trenches
know, it's
fun and and stuff, you know, ice axe looking and stuff like
that, you know, for a second down, primarily run down. Do
you got to earn the right to rush the passer? And you know,
what comes with that of my position to set
an edge, you got to be violent and you got to take your job
serious. Because,
you know, if you don't set the edge, you know, a big play
combustion and neck and back, and, you know, shut down
a defense. So,
you know, I take that serious and
you know, my job is sudden Edge, make sure,
no one comes outside of that, and I take that seriously.
Take my job series
because I don't want to let my team down.
Hey, Jimmy, Johnson, talking about football. The way
the football is still played. It is a violent physical game, and
especially on The Running Place. It's all about
blocking shedding blocks, setting the edge getting to
the ball carrier and putting them on the ground and it moves fast
and it moves with a high
degree of contact. And even though the game has gotten
safer. The running game really hasn't changed Chris. No, it's
not. It's still about like no this spots mine, and I'm going
to move you.
Off of it. I'm here. And I want this spot and now I got to get
you off of it and now make a tackle and hit this guy.
And yes, this is certainly,
you know, the physicality of the game even though it's safer
because of the amount of talented freaky athletes. We
got in the sport right now.
The collisions are still as great as we've ever seen in
the sport. That's for sure. And in a Jermaine Johnson and you know
the Jets and again, it kind of goes back to what we were.
Were talking about a little earlier just with the
green base thing a little bit,
you know, here's the 49ers. You see there
that word violence, killer, you know, again, I know they're not
great words for, you know, 5th graders and reading a bedtime
story, but we're talking about football here. That's what guys
are looking at. That's what the top teams have. A lot of
you know, the Aaron Donald's of the world and the Leonard
Floyd's of the world and whatever else and the Jets are
trying to get their own version of their Nick boson. And
hopefully Jermaine Johnson can do that.
And you know, we talked about how the game Still Remains very
physical and very violent and one of the rule changes in
recent years that helps the defensive player is the
the slicing away of the instances where you can hit
a guy low. Yeah,
and because for years
the NFL encourage it because there's only one way for
a little guy to get a big guy on the ground. You're not going to
go push him and shove him and knock him down. You hit him
low. And you know, we talked recently about that.
Bad call in the Bears Steelers game. Where
if you're outside The Tackle Box, you can't do the
the low hit. And, and
you have Jermaine Johnson.
If he, if he's outside of that area, he done, if he's out in
space. He doesn't have to worry about somebody diving his legs,
to take him down. It's going to be face-up
arm to arm shoulder to shoulder. And if you're big and
you're strong, and you can apply that Force, you're going
to win that fight. And you don't have to worry about
possibly tear an ACL because somebody decided to come take
you
out low. Yeah. No, I think it's the right move for the
Aim, I do. And I just we see it every year too many players
hurt because of that. And
again, I think it's do. The the
this is a bigger. The bigger physical teams. Maybe have
a little more an advantage because of that. Sometimes I do
think so too. Because again, yeah, the the small guy
has had a for lack of a better way to say it. A leg chopped
out from underneath him. He can't do that anymore. So now
it's got to be. Oh wait, I got to take them up top and
it is about size and strength
and the teams that are built, you know, more on those premises.
So I think I do think I have an advantage as far as that rules
concern.
Jets defensive end Carl Lawson, one of the veterans on
the roster addressed the team's defensive line as well. Here's
what he had to say.
I think that you know, the potential is out the roof, you
know,
but at the same time we just got to we got to stay healthy
and we got to be able to execute and you know, what
I remember is called just you know, go out there and ball out
but
I think it attention to the roof and I think, you know,
we're always like they said we're always looking to
continue to add to this group of hungry guys, and I love this
group because it's a bunch of guys with
different Back stories. You know, I'm saying it's a but
it's going to be a competitive group. So it's going to create
a breeding ground for absolute monsters.
You got guys wanted to come back and prove themselves.
Like, you know myself. You got to drafted guys. You got guys
who went to Juco.
You got guys who coming off, you know, like many Korean
coming off of
a life, a life threatening injury, you've got, you know,
so many different people that, you know, have been through
different adversities. And then, then you got that
competitive nature, you know, if this guy's flagging know,
I want to be the best and this time you got
guys who love football. So it's
it's an absolute breeding ground for Monsters.
So I love this group.
I love it.
You know, we were talking about this earlier the idea that
there's
a bunch of great teams in the AFC and the teams that you
would look at and say they're not a factor Jets Jaguars
Texans,
and I don't know what to think about the Jets. I know there's
some things a lot like what they're both doing. Yeah. Yeah.
I'm with you. You're right. I mean, you know again if they've
spent money and it's not stupid money and they both had good
drafts.
And I think again, too, when you take into where we've hit
on this, I think in the offseason a B, where a year to
your quarterback is going to be more comfortable. Everybody's
got, you know a hold of the Roberts Allah system and
the Mike LaFleur
system on the offensive side of the ball and and the Jets are
one of those teams that I would look at from last year to go.
Oh, definitely in the top five as far as was ravaged by
injuries. That affected their football team, whether it was
Zach Wilson,
I mean, their receivers Corey Davis, and Elijah more, they
missed games, you know, be Marcus. Maybe one of Of
the best players on their D last year. He got hurt Lamarcus
Joyner, God heard Carl Lawson. Got her Jared, Davis got hurt.
I mean, they really had
it like in a tough spot there for a little while
to where I think, you know, we're saying the same thing.
You see what they got on their roster. Now what they did to
improve it
and you see that there's some energy in that building
provided by their head. Coach you go. Oh, this is this one of
these teams that may be kind of comes out of nowhere. Like
I think they have kind of that potential I do.
Yeah, and there's always a team like that. And there is
the Bengals Ascension last year from worst to first. That's
the kind of thing. The NFL loves because it gives
every fan base plausible. Hope it may not be realistic, but
it's at least it's at least blimey. The Bengals had Joe
Borough, but it's at least plausible that
when everybody 0 and 0, you never know what's going to happen.
You never know how it's going to play out. And a lot goes up
and down and changes over a 17-game season. And so, any
year can be Year. And we saw it last year teams were alive
longer than ever.
That's what the NFL wants if possible. All 32 teams still in
the hunt for the postseason, when you get in the last couple
of weeks of the season, if not the final week of the season.
That's what they're trying to do, and
create that sense
that you can pull it off. You can make it happen.