00:00We've got to get into November where, you know, the Jets are still in it, right?
00:03We've got a big one, though.
00:04This might be the telltale right here.
00:06Yeah, look, Kaz and Frankie, I think this is where, you know,
00:09a lot of discussion has gone for this Jets team this week.
00:12All the talk, Kaz, was about the moral victories on Monday
00:15after they put up a really competitive game against the Lions.
00:17The Jets have lost two straight one-score games,
00:19and now they're going into Chicago, who's 2-1 themselves.
00:22They don't have their starting quarterback.
00:24We're going to see if it's going to be Baygent or Case Keenum,
00:26but they just beat up on the Eagles 27-7 on Monday Night Football,
00:30so it's a short week for them.
00:32But, Kaz, I think the question a lot of Jets fans are asking themselves,
00:34and I'll start with you on this one,
00:36is this a must-win for the New York Jets at 1-2?
00:38Is that a must-win?
00:41He called you.
00:42We're not going to like that question.
00:44Ryan, go.
00:46No.
00:47To quote Mark Levy, World War II was a must-win.
00:55No, absolutely not.
00:56There's, well, I mean, there will be, I'm doing the math in my head,
01:00the 17-game schedule, right?
01:02There's going to be 13 more games after this.
01:05Am I right about that?
01:06You are right.
01:06Yeah.
01:07So, yes.
01:08No, it's a long season.
01:10It is not a must-win.
01:11Well, I think what's interesting, Kaz,
01:13while you're saying it's not a must-win,
01:15this does start a five-week stretch of opponents.
01:17You think the Jets, with how they played football,
01:20and despite the injuries, they still are in these games recently,
01:23they start a five-week stretch, though,
01:24that with the opponents,
01:25you would think they have a chance in each one of these games
01:28to actually pull off a victory.
01:30So this feels like a critical stretch they're about to start
01:32to determine how this season is going to go.
01:35So, let's go.
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