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00:16 Jake: This is episode 40 of the Jet Kingdom Podcast for Thursday, February 19th, 2009. time. Well, welcome to the Jet Kingdom podcast. As always on this side of the digital but almost forgotten aisle, it's Jake and joining me for the first time in February 2009. I was about to say 2009 but it's not true. Justin: This is Justin. I was gonna say you should have said welcome Welcome back to the Jet Kingdom podcast as opposed to welcome to the Jet Kingdom. Jake: Welcome back to the Jet Kingdom podcast. Welcome back. Yeah, as always, we're a little more lax than not, but we do have a milestone. This is our 40th episode. That's pretty big. 40 episodes. It's not bad. Justin: That is pretty big. All right Jake: I wow we've done 40 of these suckers 40 of these suckers that's hours and hours and hours of useless useless information But some but somebody really likes us so that's okay and if someone does I mean I Justin: Sure, if you there's probably more than a couple What do you think? Jake: Two or three or five or ten, you know, whatever. You of us will keep doing the podcast and it gives us a chance to talk about our favorite team, the New York Jets. But before we talk about the New York Jets, since it has been a little bit since the Super Bowl, haven't had a chance to talk about the Super Bowl. So why don't we go ahead and talk a little bit about Super Bowl. Justin: I know it's time to- I don't even remember the Super Bowl. Jake: You don't even remember the school Super Bowl? Justin: I gotta be honest, so... well I kinda remember it. I remember being a pretty good Super Bowl, actually. Now that I remember, you kinda spurred my- Juices remember I always jump in the ocean on Super Bowl Sunday So that's one of the traditions that I did and that always jars the brain loose just before the game. So that's always fun Yeah, it was a good Super Bowl great Super Bowl. Um a lot of excitement good fourth quarter stuff going on Larry Fitzgerald amazing Great really great stuff out of the Steelers being resilient and you know again just Coming down to the wire and making an amazing throwing catch on the sidelines can ask for more than that except for you know, I don't know I over time but other than that you had it all it was pretty pretty good pretty good game from

03:02 Justin: You know from start to finish. Although the fourth quarter really start to pick up some steam Jake: Yeah, I mean I honestly it a since I was betting on some of the things I was you know It honestly happened the exact way that I thought it would happen other than I kind of maybe I thought the Arizona Cardinals win But in all my bets I thought Steelers would win but Cardinals would cover the seven points they did I was surprised when that last when they gave them 236 or two minutes and 36 seconds left or whatever it was in the fourth quarter I was like, there's just no way they're going to be able to do this. These are the drives that Super Bowls and games are made of, and with all the pressure and all the stuff, very, very impressed. Justin: We're off this burger. A really great game. Down the stretch, won the game. It came out later that he may have had broken ribs during the game. you know before they're leading into the game which is amazing um what can you say i mean first off larry fitch gerald's amazing yeah he is uh that play that he made which i thought was you know They'll play. Jake: Ham, you thought that was the game-winning play? Justin: Well, yeah! 64 yards, Bron. It was like the whole game, they contained Larry Fitzgerald. The whole plan is to contain Larry Fitzgerald, and he did a damn good job. And then, boom. Like, a short play, maybe like a 15 yard toss. He just boom splits the middle of the field and just goes Jake: Yeah, I mean I thought was strange was I mean just looking back and you know the Pittsburgh Steelers who had one of the hardest Schedules all year long at 12 and 4 go against the Cardinals who probably had a pretty easel schedule Considering their division and were there and they're 9 and 7 You know And these two teams both made a Super Bowl. The Cardinals certainly proved that they were worth it by getting there, you know, to the playoffs. But the Steelers do what they had to do. And and Ralfensperger, whereas the other Super Bowl against the Seahawks, I think three years ago, you might say, OK, you know, he played just well enough or just. Not poorly enough to not lose the game double negative He's definitely the top 10 quarterbacks. He's probably somewhere mindless. Probably. Justin: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, top 10 now, right? Yeah. Jake: Yeah. Yeah. Justin: Oh, OK. Jake: Not ever. Although he'd be making the top something of ever because having two, having two Super Bowls. Justin: Oh, he's a young guy, and he's got two Super Bowls

06:00 Justin: under his belt, which is pretty good. You know, it didn't bother me, though, the last play of the game where for. one or it was it was you know, ruled a fumble and and Pittsburgh recovered and then they had that flag on them. They celebrated in 15 yards. I mean They didn't read you know review that and in a season and and in an NFL where everything is reviewed and Scrutinized and looked at to every inch and minuscule to have the last play of the biggest game of the whole season not at least just looked at reviewed I mean they came out later and said oh they looked at it upstairs and determined it wasn't you know worthy of review but fucking hey that was worthy of review if that was the Jets and they lost that way because I'll say far for their quarterback It was it was rule to fumble but you know his arm was kind of come Oh my god I would be livid if I was a Arizona fan because then the 15 yards were added on for for for Celebration, I mean then they're at like the 40 yard line Pittsburgh's 40 with a couple plays You know two plays and with Fitzgerald and Warner I don't know. I mean, you got a shot. You got a shot. I don't think. You're talking about Fitzgerald. You throw the ball near him with two guys, four guys around him. It doesn't matter. If his hand is touching the ball, he's catching it. I mean, you've seen it. Jake: I just don't think that's the problem. Justin: I felt like it deserved a replay. And. And it bothered me at the end of the game that the game just ended like that and that it could have that that play Could have easily been overturned. I thought if if if a referee were to look at it and see something, you know Where his arms coming forward we'd seen it before in the nfl certainly the tuck rule, uh with the brady game. I mean They reviewed that play and gave the wall back to the paths where it looked like why the hell are they even reviewing this play? Jake: I will say this this suitable was one of the suitables that While there were commercials and some funny ones the game stuck out to me more than the commercials Yes, absolutely the game stuck out. I would I would rate it You know, obviously the greatest Super Bowl ever was Super Bowl 3 But and then probably the best Super Bowl after that was last year and I would probably rate this Third I mean Exciting suitable most symbols are not exciting most symbols like you know the the actual the Patriots ones are generally pretty exciting But this one was was pretty good. So I gotta be honest though. I don't think either of these two teams Justin: Were even the best two teams in there In their conferences certainly certainly Arizona wasn't the best team in the in their conference Jake: Certainly there cuz their their conference sucks their division they were eight and Justin: No, they're they're comfortable See, I mean come on there were nine and seven eight me the Jets kicked their ass

09:06 Justin: That was not the best team. So And you could argue, find that Pittsburgh, yes, they played everyone, they beat everyone, but okay, I'll give Pittsburgh, they're the best team in the conference, but Arizona certainly was not not even close. There were two teams in the NFC East that were better than Arizona, and it's a shame that that they were the ones that went to the Super Bowl because they got hot and got there. Yeah, but that's I mean, I know they put up a good game, but they weren't even the best team. So it was like, yeah, but I like that. I like seeing the best teams play. Jake: I like that story because I want to be that story when they win. Justin: I like that story when they win. Jake: If it were the Jets and the Jets got into the playoffs at 9 and 7 and then made the play made the Super Bowl I'd be happy as a pig and shit. No granted. I'd love them to win it, but whatever All right, so that was the super but at that point looking at the Super Bowl objectively Justin: I don't know. I I want to see the two best teams. I don't want to see Arizona Jake: Best best but best is a lot of you know again you can be the best all season then you can go right into the playoffs And you can just shoot you the bed So is it the best all season or is it the best during the playoffs because really there's two seasons There's two seasons All right With other news and since it has been a while we actually have a the Jets have a new head coach hey Justin: first first jet kingdoms podcast has to announce that The Jets fired Eric Mangini. We already said that. That already. Damn. We know we had a podcast since then. Jake: Yeah, we had a podcast. Our last podcast was like January. Justin: Well, Eric Mangini was hired by the Cleveland Browns. Jake: That's that's big news. That's happened. Justin: He brought over a guy who he wanted to always bring over as a defensive coordinator. A guy with the last name of Ryan. Yeah, Rob Ryan brought him over to coach some defense for him a guy that he actually always was talking about bringing over to New York But that guy's brother happens to now be in New York, so we hired the Jake: Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator of I think about since 2003 I think Um, who's obviously put together one of the best, not the best because Pittsburgh take the best, uh, Defense, but one of the one of the best top five, you know, I think they were at second Justin: Always look at as one of the better defenses in the league and uh Jake: You know rex ryan welcome to the rex man to the new york jets and the home of the rotating, uh head coach Justin: Uh, the home of the rotating rookie defensive side of the ball head coach position. Yeah, I mean, the last three, if not four. I don't remember if Al Groh came from the defensive side, but

12:00 Justin: forget irrespective of him, let's just say her mangy. And now Ryan, all three were defensive assistance. All three got their first shot with the Jets. So we didn't learn our lesson the first nor second time so we'll go for it a third Three strikes and you're out. I don't know how like I'm not sure if this is stacking up good for Ryan, but You know you gotta like at least a guy who comes in with his credentials obviously the son of defense genius and guru In buddy buddy Ryan who right was a very successful defensive coordinator just like his sons But wasn't actually very successful So we'll see What happens with Rex and you got to like the fact that he's already brought over a guy from Baltimore from the defensive side to be the defensive coordinator for the Jets. So you know that he's going to implement that style of defense or that mentality, that flavor, that whatever you want to call it, that system. And that's a good thing because I think we have, you know, some of the pieces in place to play that style of defense. We have. At least a corner who can play man when needed Dorell Reavis can play man-a-man Every down if you need them and that's one of the pieces of the puzzle He has a safety with some skills with Kerry Rhodes who maybe can he can mentor into You know, I'm not gonna say he's gonna be the next and read because he's already been in the league for a bunch of years, but he's got the physical skills and he's proven to be a pretty good player He's got a guy in the middle to self it up You know with jankins like he had with hello denada in baltimore He's got some linebackers not quite at the same skill level of the linebackers that are in baltimore but All three of those guys are free agents, although I think they franchised one. Jake: They franchised Suggs, yeah. Justin: Suggs the best one. And then I don't know about Ray Lewis coming over, but maybe the other guy up, Scott, from Baltimore to bring some experience in from that system. You know, it could be interesting. And then he kept Schottenheimer around to coach the offense to, I guess, keep some continuity. Although, you know... quarterback leaving continuity kind of flies out the window but at least the system is the same system that's been in place for the last three years and maybe Ryan will loosen up the reins a little bit you know man genie was very conservative as a head coach maybe Ryan will let let Schottenheimer open it up more maybe maybe Schottenheimer hasn't Jake: shown us everything yet. I think we'll certainly look it will look back at the 2007 season because I think Schottenheimer the Schottenheimer farve mangenie offense was was certainly different than

15:04 Jake: the mangenie Schottenheimer offense from the year before you know farve certainly had his own style and had his own thing oh by the way farve retired Oh, yeah, I assume everybody knows that But he certainly had his you know, he certainly has own thing He didn't like a lot of a lot of movement in the backfield He liked to have a look, you know have the wide receivers sit and take a look at the defense and then go shot and hammer was much more about motion and Justin: Deception in his off and the Jets set like three times before they even snapped the ball a lot. Remember, they would have like the tight end in the backfield, the running back would be split out as a wide receiver. Then they'd motion and then they'd flip. And then the warning back would end up in the backfield. The tight end would end up where he belongs. Then he'd motion again. And like a fullback would come from somewhere and end up somewhere else. He did this a lot. I think it was. Some of his style because you saw that where he came from with Cam Cameron You know they do that and you know Cam Cameron did a great job in Baltimore This past season where Rex Ryan was and Schottenheimer is a disciple of Cam Cameron So it kind of all makes sense that you know, it's kind of the same system Rex Ryan's used to it It all kind of makes sense when you think about it Jake: And it clearly I mean curly there we've got some big questions that Rex I Look at him and you know, he certainly guy is gonna get defense. So I don't expect I'm not worried about defense at this point. I think that you know Rex Ryan is gonna put in his system He comes from a three floor. He's gonna make you know, he's he he clearly can get a players to play and he can get them fired up and he can you know i think he's going to get a defense going it'll be tough probably to make it to top five defense within one year but he'll probably make it in the top 10 Justin: the question is i don't think that that's that hard though because the jets through the first 10 12 games had one of the top five defenses in the league this year with these same players Jake: No, so I'm saying he has something to go on. He has a couple of huge challenges. Clearly, let's just talk a little bit about Gholston. I mean, Gholston, which is now turning out, you know, sort of he's already getting the big B word around him, although you can't do that after one season, unless he retires after one season. And you know, here's a big guy who played defensive end and was put into a system that he was, you know. And that's all I have for today. That's all for this video. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and if you did, please like, share this video and put out of his comfort zone, maybe he doesn't have the drive, but clearly, you know, that's gonna be a huge challenge for Rex Ryan is to figure out what he can do with Colston. Justin: But then I think they're gonna flip in and out of 3-4-4-3. I don't think they're gonna play 3-4 next year even. I gotta be honest, I think they're gonna flip. it. I think they're going to show a lot of stuff. And they're going to come out in 4-3. And that might be where Golsan fits. He might be a defensive end on this team.

18:02 Jake: I totally think that they'll do that. And I think whatever they did, they've got to make him successful. Because he's carrying a lot of money. And a lot of our 2008 pick went into him at number six. So you. You're going to have to get something out of it. Justin: Six overall, you got to step up in your second year if you're going six overall, if you're anything but a wide receiver. Jake: I mean, he had like 13 tackles for the season. Justin: He barely played. Yeah. Most of those tackles were probably on like special teams. Like he barely was on the field. Jake: It was pathetic. So that's one. And then obviously we go. And then you have the quarterback situation, which he's kind of left with, you know, three young guys. We got Kellen Clemens, we got Brett Ratliff, and we have Ainge from, Eric Ainge from our fifth round last year. And not a lot out there in the free agency, not a lot, nothing that's exciting. And I think the time to go with the old, you know, some old stodgy guy, 39, 40 year old guy or someone who's been washed up is kind of over. Curly Rexrion can do, if you get a good enough defense, you can put in just another guy. So it'll be interesting to see what he does with that. I personally am rooting for Ratliff. I like his size. I like a 6'5". 230 pound guy or 35 pound guy. I think that's the typical quarterback now. If you look at the last, I think it's six Super Bowls or seven Super Bowls in a row. Every single one of the quarterbacks who won was either 6'4 or 6'5. Kellen Clemens is 6'2. That's not to say that you can't win a Super Bowl, but nowadays players are getting bigger and bigger. quarterbacks need to be bigger and bigger. So to me, I just don't, Cullen's probably got more experience. He probably can put in, he'll probably be a fit quicker, but I'd love to see Ratliff have a shot. Justin: I think there's going to be a veteran in the mix somewhere. I don't know. I can't pull a name out of my hat right now, but I think that there will be a veteran in the mix certainly. Certainly in camp you always have four quarterbacks So they'll certainly bring in a veteran. I don't know who I don't know who's out there. I don't know What's around? You know, I did read an article that was quite interesting that said wouldn't Kurt Warner be an interesting fit for the Jets? Oh, I I personally think he's a great fit for Schottenheimer style Jake: no, no, no not something, listen, we did that, we got the gold, you know grizzly vet who has been successful in the past no no no, it's timed, especially with the new head coach, it's timed to get someone in there Justin: I mean, I don't know, they could either go a veteran in the mix or that's where the first round pick goes is you pick a guy Jake: Please please please please don't pick a quarterback for the first time. I I don't think I don't think Justin: We have our

21:01 Jake: Winners right now. Well the quarterbacks in the draft are no more proven You're just picking just and their juniors junior quarterbacks coming out don't do well. So I don't want a junior quarterback I don't want Sanchez. I don't want that's the only guy who could fall the other ones We picked up, you know Stafford's gonna be picked up or Stanford wherever his name is. So we picked up way in the top No, no, no. This is about get defense. Get some defensive players pick either a wide receiver. We need a speed wide receiver. We have a couple number twos, but no number one. Or pick another corner. Get a really good corner and let's shore up our secondary. But do not go for a quarterback. We don't need another. We don't need yet four young guys. Unproven young guys just because you pick them the first round doesn't mean he's proven at all Just means he's played in frickin college. No, no, we have guys who've played in the NFL They're okay. If you can go with a young quarterback. We have three of them figure out which one of them is has some talent That's your job. I don't want to see them touch a quarterback in the draft. We have enough I'd like to see corners. We need some depth at at the defensive line. Don't have depth there Wide receiver clearly corner. I don't know what else Those will be ones I'd be shooting for the first couple rounds We have picks in every round which is nice no more of these skipping rounds. It'll be actually do we watch it? Justin: And then we free agency. I'm not watching that crap Watch like the first round it's the best it is worst Jake: Anyway today is starting of the combine and the free agency starts. I think the 27th So there's some actually some players out there that that you know, clearly there's a lot of there's Bart Scott from the Ravens out Justin: There's the guy that makes the most sense but the Ravens also cut Chris McAllister. I'd love to see Chris McAllister on the Jets. Oh boy you put him on the other side of Reavis and you can play man and oh boy you can blitz everybody. But why'd they cut him? Because of the cap money. Yeah but he had surgery last Jake: year on his knees. He's not gonna be ready to actually hit the football field until May or June. He's awesome. He was awesome. He was awesome. I don't know. He's not awesome today. Justin: Well, speaking of corners, that guy on Oakland is Asamuga. Yes. Asamuga. I don't know how to pronounce his name, but he's flipping awesome. He is. He really is. I mean, they played the Raiders this year. And I remember this guy just being just. I'm insanely great as a corner and they're paying him three years 45 mil. He is now the highest paid player by average salary per year in the entire NFL. Wow. Corner on Oakland. That's according to a source being reported by Yahoo. Jake: I tell you, the person who has been coming up on a lot of the blogs and whatever, people talking about Jim Leonard, remember the safety from the Ravens.

24:00 Jake: It's kind of an interesting shot. It probably wouldn't be a ton of money. Justin: Yeah, he played really well for them. He understood their system extremely well and allowed Ed Reed to kind of… He would go up right up on the on the on the Leonard would play right on the on on the line and stop the run It was it was he was an interesting player for them. You're right. I'm a lot of money Jake: And you know 26 years old. I think that would be low low risk Justin: high reward type of guys Jake: And then, you know, I think Regulus is just, I don. Justin: Nah, too old. Jake: . Justin: Um, it's gone. Yeah, I don't I don't think uh, he was released. Yeah. Well, there you go Maybe pace plays one side and and thomas plays the other but neither of those two guys cover anybody so I mean you're gonna have to find maybe it's scott part scott who could come in and and then play Jake: That's that yeah, I think bar Scott bar Scott's gonna demand a lot of money, but yeah if we could pick him up Justin: I mean yeah, I just like some motion. That's the position that we actually need maybe they draft somebody for that Jake: I'm proven to be able to yeah, he's the lineup is racist. He's 28 seven season. So he's got you know I would definitely be that but I think he's gonna demand a lot of people to a lot of people putting it all over him. Justin: No, I don't know. I don't think so. Jake: Bart's got pretty much high up on people's list, I'll tell you. Yeah. There's the three coming off and I think, you know, two of them are gonna go. They might re-sign Lewis but... Have we franchised anybody? No, we haven't. Justin: uh i don't think so the giants franchise brandon jacobs yeah so why don't we go into Jake: other kingdoms talk about what's going on in the other stuff so did you see that Justin: cincinnati franchise their kicker yeah they're idiots do you know why they franchise their kicker because they're clowns no do you really want to know why they franchise their i really want to know well when you think about um What what you're doing when you're franchising somebody is basically you're guaranteeing them for that year that you're gonna pay them the average of the top five Paid players at that position. So you take the salary of the top five guys of that position You know if it's quarterback you take the Peyton Manning's the Brady's the and you average up and that's that salary for that player So if you're the Bengals, and if you think about how cheap the Bengals have been over the history of time, why not franchise a kicker, which basically means you're guaranteeing somebody, you know,

27:07 Justin: one million dollars? What's the top five kicker salary in the league? Versus, you know... Franchising a hushman's auto where you actually have to pay the guy Guarantee pay the guy. I I truly believe that that is the reason why they franchised a kicker who's He's not even a good. I mean, maybe he's good who knows but who the fuck cares? You don't franchise kickers for any other reason. I Jake: Think it's just idiocy. Oh really? I truly believe it's that they're cheap. I truly believe that Well, there's some other news. I mean, let's see. I mean, stuff that's happened. I think we talked about the Dolphins being sold. And let's see what's happening in Bill's land. Marshawn Lynch got caught for Smokey Smokey. He's turning to be a turd. Justin: A couple of veteran running backs have been released by their teams. Fred Taylor. has been released by Jacksonville. Yeah. And Deuce McAllister was released by the Saints. These are a couple of guys who've played, you know, Fred Taylor's case over 10 years with his team. And Deuce, I think he's played at least eight seasons with the Saints. And both both of them are like they're all time leaders for both of the teams. Jake: Yeah, but old, whole, broken... Justin: Oh, totally old and broken. I think Taylor may have a season left in the Deuce, I think, is done. Jake: The big franchise was actually Matt Castle. Yeah, that's insane. That's a boy from $22 million to hold a clipboard. Justin: Talk about having two quarterbacks on a roster that are... Basically in the top five paid. Quarterbacks in the league. Jake: Well, the thing is, they're gonna, he's gonna be paid more than Brady. That's the joke. Is that your... Justin: Does Brady not... Brady doesn't make as much... Brady's not like in the top two where he'd be more... He's not, no. Jake: No, he's not earning six... They just, well, I think the top, the number one quarterback now is Eli. They just resigned him to a huge contract. Justin: I guess Eli and Kaitan make a lot of money. Jake: But Brady has just signed this huge contract. I mean, signed it like a couple years ago, but I think for the one year, you know, you would have your quarterback, your backup quarterback making more money than your player. And when you have Brady sitting there, they'll clearly try to trade him. There's gotta be someone out there. I don't know. Justin: I think that they truly believe that he's that important because they know how serious Brady's injury is. And clearly it's pretty serious. Jake: Well Brady says he's gonna be ready for the first game. Justin: That's fine, Dandy, I mean what's he gonna say? But they know that it's a serious injury and they have a capable quarterback that got them to 11-5 this last year. Jake: Alrighty, well since you know, let's make some predictions. So who do you predict since everybody loves a prediction and then they're lording it over each other?

30:02 Jake: I predict what's just going to happen in the combine is happening right now. So that should be interesting. So if we come back at the start of the combine, Justin: because you get it's interesting to see how the players do. Jake: If you like football at all, you would understand this. But since you don't understand football, Justin: I like football and the game of football. You like guys jumping in the air and running fast. Jake: Yes, especially if they run really fast. And so the prediction is free agency. So predict some stuff that's going to happen at free agency. Who do you think will end up signing? We have about $15 million in cap space. So tell me who do you think will end up signing at free agency? Justin: I mean, it's hard to say because you don't even know who's really out there. Jake: Yeah, well if you've been reading the news or paying any attention you would but okay, okay Justin: Well, I mean there are still plenty of guys that are gonna be cut You know, I mean there's guys haven't been cut yet that you know, I mean is anquam bold and a free agent Jake: No, no, he's under contract. He's under there you go, but maybe maybe oh, yeah, but no one knew that but me right Oh, right. Sorry. What would you say? so you don't know enough to pick somebody Justin: I kinda don't I mean I don't know all the free antiques that are out there I'll give you a position I'd love to see the Jets sign a wide receiver I'd like to see them sign Harrison no he's too old I'd like to see them sign a guy who could go down the field and and and stretch a defense because country is a very nice possession receiver as his calls who i think we're going to cut um no not going to cut him he's guaranteed money Jake: guaranteed money can't if you cut him you have to pay him exactly for what you cut him for that's really there's no cutting him they're they're they're the same Justin: country and coals they can't stretch the field anymore Jake: I know. That's why we're going to pick up instead of picking up Sanchez and the freaking draft like a clown like you would pick up. Justin: We'll pick up or pick up or see much in the first like like in their first years. They really don't. We have very rare that our rookie receiver makes a huge impact on the game. Jake: We'll pick someone up, but I think we I think we we just need a speed guide to jump in there. Justin: Is there one I mean, is there in the draft? Yeah, there's no no that's draft out there. You just asked me for agency. Jake: I think okay, so here's what we do since you have no clue. Is Larry Fitzgerald a free agent? Justin: No Just resend a huge contract. If T.O. gets released by Dallas, we should sign him. He's not released yet because they owe him guaranteed money Jake: They're not gonna release him because they have to pay him the entire amount. They save nothing off the cap. Jim Leonard number 36. That's the one from the Baltimore Ravens prediction. You're the best. That's my big prediction

33:00 Jake: I don't think it'll be part Scott All right. Well since you have nothing to add nothing zero There we go, at least you're at least you're getting there so we have so here's what we have coming up We have the combines happening now. We have free agency starting. I think on the 50 That's the 27th of February. March, there will be a lot of signings. And then we have the draft coming up April 25th and 26th, Saturday and Sunday. Justin: So we'll do this again in like August? Jake: So we will come back as soon as the free agencies start going and people start signing, some people. We'll jump in there and and start to give it and break down who signed who and why And other than that until then and as always even in the offseason when we're not playing you still have to go Jets