Impact of Jets' Week 1 Loss on NFL Playoff Chances

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00:00What did we see on Monday Night Football to end out week number one and what does

00:08it already mean for the next 17 weeks of this National Football League season? We

00:13start with Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets. Joe, you see a minus 184 make

00:18playoff price for gangrene. The Jets have the longest postseason drought in the

00:23National Football League, 13 straight seasons, but they are still heavily

00:29favored to make the NFL postseason. We'll hear from the public a little bit

00:33later on in this show, but I just wanted to make this point. Still expected to be

00:38a playoff team and I still think the New York Jets will get there. Beyond that, who

00:44knows? We'll see how much it is worth for Aaron Rodgers to be out there at the

00:50age of 40, but I still think even after last night losing by multiple scores, not

00:56keeping it close like the odds makers expected with just a three and a half

01:00point spread, the New York Jets are destined to be a playoff team in the AFC

01:05this year. Yeah, and I think it's setting up, Ben, well for them because the the

01:12Jets, if they have Super Bowl aspirations, playoff aspirations, well

01:16they just played a Super Bowl caliber team and they saw exactly where they

01:21stood. So and a lot of the quotes coming out of the locker room after that game

01:25last night were just that, that we are nowhere near where we need to be. The

01:3149ers are a championship quality team. So the good news is the schedule lines up

01:36well still for the Jets. You lose it to an NFC team, who cares? In game one,

01:41except it's a wake-up call, which is fantastic. Now you got to play Tennessee,

01:45then you're gonna play New England. So you have a couple of weeks here in the

01:51month of September to get yourself right, figure some things out, and get ready

01:55to really start the push in October. So it doesn't shock me that the line isn't

02:00gonna move that much from where it was after this loss. I do think it's setting

02:05up pretty well though for the New York Jets. I think they needed that wake-up

02:09call last night and they got it in a big way.