Gang's All Here postgame Jets show featuring Ryan Sampson & Frankie Vittorini. They will break down and react to everything they saw from Thursday night's game Jets vs. Patriots. Fans can interact and join in on the discussion after the game.

On today's episode, Brian & Ryan discuss how the #Jets were able to pull out an ugly win vs. #Titans on Sunday. Brian reacts to how the offense can be starting to gel together. Coz discusses Braelon Allen's impact and how they will use both Hall and Allen in packages this season. Ryan & Coz discuss the impact of Jermaine Johnson's injury and what the team will do in the near-term without Haason Reddick. We discuss Rodgers hold of the offense and how that can impact this week's game vs. Patriots and give some predictions.

On a postgame episode of the “Gang’s All Here” podcast, Jake Brown is joined by guest co-host Jets YouTuber Matt O’Leary. The guys open the show reacting to the 37-20 Jets loss to the Browns, how bad the coaching was and has been, Joe Flacco’s revenge game, Elijah Moore’s big first half, whether they should have traded him and the likely end of the Mekhi Becton Jets era. Jake and Matt also discuss what the Jets should do on the defensive side of the ball, why this offseason is so critical for Joe Douglas and looking ahead to how the Jets should approach their season finale against the Patriots.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about Rex Ryan's critical Robert Saleh comments and Saleh's rebuttal. They then discuss Joe Flacco getting the start Sunday, why the Jets went that route and preview the game against the Dolphins. They then play “Stump the Coz” with some Jets trivia questions. NBC Sports columnist Peter King then joins the show. King talks about his memories covering Tom Seaver, his time at Sports Illustrated, the Jets' bad defense, the job Saleh and Joe Douglas have done, the Jets QB situation and reacting to the breaking news of Flacco starting. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 45-17 loss to the Bills. They discuss Mike White’s brutal four-interception game, Zach Wilson’s time to take over, how atrocious the defense was, where the game took a turn and where the Jets go from here. NY Post sports columnist Steve Serby drops by to talk White, Wilson, the defense, coaching, not keeping first-round picks and Serby’s interesting writing habits. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about Mike White starting over Zach Wilson on Sunday. They discuss how much longer White could be the starting QB, Braden Mann returning, Thomas Morstead getting released, Mike LaFleur calling the plays from the box, the Jets winning the Sam Darnold trade and the guys preview Sunday’s game against the Bills and make their picks. Former Jets fullback and three-time Pro Bowler Tony Richardson then joins the show. Richardson talks about his current role working with the NFL, the transition from a player into post-playing career, the White-Wilson debate, what happened to the Jets after their 2009-2010 success, not making the playoffs in over a decade, being an ordained minister and the fullback position not being as prominent as his days. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 45-30 loss to the Colts. They discuss the Mike White injury, the job Josh Johnson did in his place, how atrocious the defense played, the coaching, not forcing turnovers, where the Jets may go at QB next week and the trade for Joe Flacco making less sense now that he was not active Thursday. Former Jets DE and SNY pre and postgame analyst Leger Douzable then joins the show. Douzable talks about the defense’s struggles, Coach Saleh, the QB saga, relating to Mike White, the upcoming schedule and the state of the team. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets upsetting the Bengals behind the surprising QB performance from Mike White. They discuss the hot start to the game, whether or not Zack Wilson may be stuck on the bench if White plays like this, how C.J. Mosley’s return sparked the defense and they preview Thursday’s game against the Colts. Jets legend and radio analyst Marty Lyons then joins the show to talk about the excitement of calling White’s brilliant performance. Lyons discusses how the team bounced back after the New England embarrassment, the defense coming up with big stops, what they have to do to ride the momentum into Indianapolis and the Marty Lyons Foundation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets acquiring Joe Flacco. They discuss whether he or Mike White will start with Zach Wilson out once Flacco is acclimated, when Wilson might return and preview Sunday's Jets-Bengals matchup. Former WFAN host and rabid Jets fan Joe Benigno then joins the show. Benigno talks about the job Robert Saleh has done thus far, Wilson’s future, the sad state of the Jets franchise, his frustrations with the team and ownership, Steve Somers retiring at WFAN, his “Oh The Pain” podcast and he sings some Frank Sinatra for the guys. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 54-13 loss to the Patriots. They discuss yet another slow start, Zach Wilson’s injury, Mike White’s debut, the poor playcalling and Coach Saleh’s postgame comments. SNY Jets reporter Jeane Coakley then joins the show. Coakley talks about sitting with Coz in the press box, the Richard Seymour halftime induction ceremony, the Jets’ bad first quarter, what Elijah Moore told her after the game and concerns with the effort after the bye week.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about watching plenty of ex-Jets play during the bye week. They discuss the trade deadline coming and whether Joe Douglas will make moves, needing to start games better and preview and make predictions for Sunday’s matchup against the Patriots. Jets running back Ty Johnson then joins the show. Johnson talks about the need for them to score quicker, why Coach Saleh is the best coach he’s had, the running back dynamic, why he believes in Zach Wilson and his love for cooking. The Post’s Jeremy Layton then gives you “J-Lay’s Plays” along with Jake’s parlay for Week 7.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 27-20 loss to the Falcons. They discuss the brutal start to the game, Denzel Mims only getting two targets, Zach Wilson’s regression and Coz’s experience in London. NY Post sports columnist Mark Cannizzaro drops by to talk about Wilson’s bad game, Mike LaFleur’s inexperience, the Mims saga, the roughing the passer calls and John Franklin-Myers’ contract extension. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On a new episode of the “Gang’s All Here” podcast, Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the wild 30-28 Jets win over the Commanders. They discuss the Jets blowing a 27-7 lead but holding on, Breece Hall’s monster game and the crazy ending. They discuss Coz’s exclusive story chatting with Woody Johnson on Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas returning next season and look ahead to the matchup against the Browns Thursday.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about what Coz will eat in London. They discuss the Marcus Maye DUI, the Urban Meyer saga, preview the Jets-Falcons matchup Sunday in London and make their predictions. Legendary Jets QB and Hall of Famer Joe Namath then joins the show. Namath talks about his new restaurant in Florida, Zach Wilson, Robert Saleh, the Jets' outlook, changes in the NFL today, his style, the 1969 NY sports landscape, getting recognized and the Studio 54 scene. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 27-24 win over the Titans Sunday in overtime. They discuss Zach Wilson’s tremendous game in his first win, Corey Davis’ performance, the defense having a big game, what the Jets need to do better and a former Jets kicker losing the game for the Titans. Former Jets DE and SNY pre and postgame analyst Leger Douzable then joins the show. Douzable discusses Wilson’s arm talent, the young secondary playing great, the defensive front coming up strong, Mike LaFleur’s playcalling and what Robert Saleh does for a defense.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets matchup with the Titans Sunday. They discuss the crowd potentially getting restless, Mike LaFleur’s playcalling, the schedule ahead, needing to run the ball more, reacting to Quinnen Williams’ comments and the guys make their predictions for Sunday’s game. Former Jets offensive lineman, SNY Jets pre and postgame and SiriusXM Radio host Willie Colon then joins the show. Colon talks about Zach Wilson’s rough start, his 2013 Jets with Geno Smith, why he loved what Quinnen said to the media, how the offense can improve and a great story from his first NFL game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets' 26-0 blowout loss to the Broncos. They discuss Zach Wilson’s awful game, the receivers dropping balls, the Jets not having a lead this season and the bleak outlook surrounding the team. Former Jets tight end and pre-and-postgame host Anthony Becht then joins the show. Becht talks about the Jets' struggles this season, Wilson’s play, the tight ends not doing much, the schedule ahead, not having a veteran backup QB, his son Rocco playing QB at Iowa State and something Herm Edwards said when coaching him that sticks with him to this day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the struggles and injuries of Joe Douglas’ 2020 draft class. They preview Sunday's matchup with the Broncos, what the Jets need to change and make their predictions for the game. Coz breaks down what to eat in Denver. Rabid Jets fan and WFAN host Evan Roberts then joins the show. Roberts gets into the disaster from Zach Wilson Sunday, being hopeful for the Jets’ future, fans booing the team in the first home game, Sam Darnold’s future, his brief acting career, working with Craig Carton and the difference between him and Joe Benigno. The Post's Jeremy Layton then gives "J-Lay's Plays" for Week 3. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 25-6 loss to the Patriots Sunday. They discuss Zach Wilson’s awful four-interception game, wanting to see Wilson run more, Jamison Crowder being a late scratch, Keelan Cole having no impact, the fans booing at MetLife Stadium in the home opener, Denzel Mims being inactive, Sam Darnold looking great for the Panthers so far and Coz’s story on interviewing Doc Gooden from jail. Longtime NY Post sports columnist Steve Serby drops by to talk Wilson, the press box food, the defense playing well and the offensive line improving. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the injury bug hitting the Jets. They discuss Mekhi Becton’s injury, the players they signed this week, Mike LaFleur and the playbook and the Denzil Mims saga. The guys then preview the Jets home opener against the Patriots Sunday and make their picks for the game. Former Jets and 18-year NFL quarterback Josh McCown then joins the show. McCown talks about Jake’s mom tutoring his daughter in high school, being a high school football coach, the Jets not having a veteran backup QB, whether he will play in the NFL again, the excitement around Zach Wilson and Sam Darnold’s fresh start. The free agent QB also gets into why Jets fans should be happy about their future, whether he wants to be an NFL coach and the pressures of playing in NY. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets’ 19-14 loss to the Panthers. They discuss how bad the offensive line was, Zach Wilson’s debut, the backup QB situation, Sam Darnold’s performance, Mekhi Becton’s injury, Matt Ammendola having to punt, the Denzel Mims mystery and Jets fans showing up in Charlotte. The Post’s Jeremy Layton dives into the biggest betting and fantasy nuggets from Week 1. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show previewing the Jets season. They discuss the concerns at cornerback, the rest of the Jets defense, how Zach Wilson looked during his first training camp and the potential from the offense. The guys then preview Week 1 against the Panthers, make their picks and make predictions for the season. Jets radio voice Bob Wischusen then joins the show. Wischusen talks about the excitement surrounding the Jets offense, Joe Douglas not adding more cornerbacks, Jets-Panthers and overall thoughts on what the Jets will do this season. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets drafting QB Zach Wilson and his future as the franchise QB. They also discuss what else GM Joe Douglas did in the draft, the depth on the roster and what else this team may need to add in the offseason. NFL Network insider Kim Jones then joins the show. Jones talks about what the Jets have in Wilson, the job Douglas did, Michael Carter and whether the Jets could add Richard Sherman and more help at cornerback. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On a new episode of the “Gang’s All Here” podcast, Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about Jets Christmas memories led by the Victor Cruz game in 2011 on Christmas Eve. They discuss Aaron Rodgers saying he expects to play more than one year and preview the Jets-Commanders game. They then answer Twitter mailbag questions on Joe Douglas, Robert Saleh, the draft and Davante Adams.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Sam Darnold trade, before getting into the Jets future at QB with Zach Wilson likely being selected with the second pick. They discuss Wilson’s outlook, who the Jets might take with the 23rd pick and what positions they might target with the remainder of their picks. Former WFAN personality and rabid Jets fan Joe Benigno then joins the show. Benigno talks about his retirement, the Mets, Robert Saleh, Darnold, Wilson, draft picks, free agency, the Jets future and what he would have done if he wasn’t a radio host. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show diving into Joe Douglas’ approach in free agency and how the Jets did. They break down the Corey Davis and Carl Lawson signings, the other 10 players the Jets added, what the roster looks like now, what positions they still need to address and what ends up happening at QB. Former Jets offensive lineman and ESPN personality Damien Woody then joins the show. Woody talks about the Jets signings, the offensive line, Robert Saleh’s impact, the QB situation and holes on the roster. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show getting into the quarterback situation, whether the Jets should trade for Deshaun Watson and what it might take to get him. Do the Jets draft a QB or do they keep Sam Darnold for another year? What could the Jets get in a trade for Darnold? They then dive into the cap situation for the Jets, Joe Douglas’ offseason plans and what free agents they might go after. They wrap up the show talking about Cam Newton re-signing with the Patriots and Tom Brady getting a contract extension with the Bucs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets hiring of Robert Saleh as their new head coach. They discuss his enthusiasm and CEO-type style, what he did with the 49ers as defensive coordinator, what he brings to the Jets, what others around the league are saying about him, the five-year contract he’s getting, the other options the Jets were considering, his coaching staff and where the Jets may go at quarterback. NY Post football columnist Mark Cannizzaro then drops by to react to the Saleh hire and get into why the Jets could end up going with Sam Darnold for another year at QB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the firing of Jets head coach Adam Gase. They get into the 9-23 record, the offense being the worst in the NFL, Sam Darnold's regression and the search for a new head coach. Who will be some of the top candidates? They get into the loss to the Patriots, the 2-14 season, QB options moving forward and the good, bad and ugly to take into the offseason. Longtime NY Post football columnist Mark Cannizzaro then joins the show. Cannizzaro talks about Gase being up there with Rich Kotite as the worst Jets head coach ever, what went wrong, priorities in the next head coach and if Matthew Stafford would be an intriguing QB choice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the Jets and everyone else getting set to turn the page on 2020. They discuss Adam Gase's eventual firing coming Monday, the matchup against the Patriots Sunday, potentially Frank Gore's final game and whether it will be Sam Darnold's final game with the Jets. In "Brian's Book," he tells the story of asking Bill Belichick a controversial question and Paul Lo Duca nearly getting in a fight with him. Alex Cammarata then fails to "Stump the Coz." Jets DT Foley Fatukasi then joins the show. Fatukasi talks about coming from Queens, the pride in playing close to home, winning a few games, his top-ranked run defense, the Steve McLendon relationship, Quinnen Williams, fans wanting Trevor Lawrence, the offseason ahead, his brothers playing at Rutgers, the future of the Jets and his favorite food spots in Far Rockaway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show diving into the Jets' 23-16 win over the Browns on Sunday. They discuss the two-game win streak, losing Trevor Lawrence officially to the Jaguars, locking in the second pick, Sam Darnold's play, Adam Gase's future, thoughts on a 17-game schedule and the FitzMagic situation in Miami. NY Post football columnist Mark Cannizzaro then joins the show. Cannizzaro talks about the Jets' win streak and what it means, why Darnold might get another year, what the 2021 Jets might do, some of his favorite restaurants and stories from eating out in Miami at Joe's Stone Crab and various places in different cities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking Christmas presents and Jets fans thinking about what quarterback now becomes their present after this season. The guys debate Zach Wilson, Justin Fields, Mitchell Trubisky and Marcus Mariota. They then preview Jaguars-Bears and Jets-Browns. Coz gives his tribute to the late Kevin Greene, before diving into "Brian's Book" with a story about this episode's guest. Alex Cammarata then pops in to attempt to "Stump the Coz" before the guys give their Christmas music Mount Rushmore. Former Jets GM and ESPN NFL Front Office insider Mike Tannenbaum then joins the show. Tannenbaum talks about interning for the Pittsfield Mets to start his career, how Joe Douglas is feeling after Sunday's win, what the Jets might do at QB, coaching searches, firing Eric Mangini, free agency and if he regrets giving Mark Sanchez his contract extension. Tannenbaum also gets into picking D'Brickashaw Ferguson, working with Rex Ryan, their tight bond and his own rise in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show reacting to the Jets’ shocking 23-20 win over the Rams. Jake goes on a rant about the frustrations of winning a meaningless game and now losing out on taking Trevor Lawrence to the Jaguars. They discuss the surprising win, Sam Darnold’s future, if the Jets would take Justin Fields and the Jaguars remaining schedule. Former Jets safety and analyst Erik Coleman then joins the show. Coleman talks about lifting, the Jets win, what was most shocking, the fans’ frustrations, what to do with Darnold, thoughts on Mekhi Becton’s rookie season, potential head coaching replacements and being coached by Eric Mangini. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about the first snowstorm hitting and Coz finally popping his snowblower cherry. They then react to Trevor Lawrence's comments in an interview, why he could shine with the Jets, what Adam Gase said about the job he has done as coach, the kicking situation and previewing the Jets matchup with the Rams. In "Brian's Book," Coz tells a snow-themed story about his wild time in Seattle. In "You Got Mail," the guys react to a voicemail on who the worst Jets player ever is. Former Jets fullback and one of the best ever at the position Tony Richardson then joins the show. Richardson discusses how and why the fullback position diminished over the years, the current Jets team, being under-appreciated, what a coaching change does to a team, what happened to the Jets after he retired and his 1993 Auburn Tigers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On a postgame episode of the “Gang’s All Here” podcast, Jake Brown and Brian Costello react to the 30-0 Jets loss to the Dolphins. They discuss the Jets being eliminated from playoff contention, 13 years in a row without making the playoffs, the blowout loss and how bad the coaching was. They also talk about whether coaches could be fired after the season, the bleak outlook next week and the rest of the season and Aaron Rodgers not coming back this year.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing the Jets' embarrassing 40-3 loss to the Seahawks. They talk Jamal Adams and all the former Jets on the Seahawks, the offense doing nothing, the defense not stopping anyone, Sergio Castillo missing kicks, the lack of culture, the strong chance of 0-16 and the final game of the season against Bill Belichick's Patriots. They get into this week in Jets history, looking back at a win behind Bryce Petty against the 49ers in 2016. NY Post football columnist Mark Cannizzaro then joins the show. Cannizzaro talks about his kicking experience, the biggest loss in Jets history in 1979 and the guys debate Bruce Springsteen vs. Billy Joel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show diving into the Jets decision to fire defensive coordinator Gregg Williams Monday. They discuss Williams time here and his future, Adam Gase's future, going up against Jamal Adams and preview the Jets-Seahawks matchup. Coz then tells a 2008 Jets story in "Brian's Book" before Alex Cammarata tries his best to "Stump The Coz." Former Jets head coach Eric Mangini then joins the show. Mangini talks about his appearance on "The Sopranos," his press conferences when he was coach, the reaction around town when the team was winning vs. losing, Williams playcall Sunday that led to his firing, working with coordinators, the surprise of getting fired after the 2008 season and still owning his house in New Jersey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show diving into a wild 31-28 Jets loss to the Raiders. They discuss Gregg Williams' awful playcall costing them the game, why it made no sense to blitz there and the reactions from players after the game. They also discuss Sam Darnold's bad game, the tank for Trevor Lawrence, the pressure on him if he comes here and the Jaguars fight with the Jets for the top pick. In "Jake's Take," he sounds off on Williams' playcall and the bizarre state of being a Jets fan right now having to root for them to lose. Over The Cap Founder and Jets fan Jason Fitzgerald then joins the show. Fitzgerald talks about the loss, the salary cap next year, where the Jets stand, who they might go after and the job Joe Douglas is doing so far managing the cap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show getting into the Alex Lewis-Adam Gase saga. They also discuss locker room dysfunction over the years during losing seasons, not having an identity and preview the Jets matchup with the Raiders. In "Brian's Book," Coz gets into the story of Brandon Marshall praising him for being the only reporter to show up to practice on Thanksgiving back when he was with the Jets. In "Stump The Coz," Alex Cammarata stumps Coz for a second straight week. Former Pro Bowl Jets WR Brandon Marshall then joins the show. Marshall discusses the Jets' struggles this season, Trevor Lawrence, Gase and the altercation with Sheldon Richardson in 2016. He also gets into his relationship with Jay Cutler, Devin Hester's recent comments and everything he is doing in his post-NFL career. Jake and Coz then respond to voicemails from listeners in "You Got Mail" to close the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show getting into Adam Gase’s bizarre comments following the Jets’ 20-3 loss to the Dolphins about who was calling the plays. They discuss Gase still having a job, the Sam Darnold era basically being over, the offense’s struggles, the Dolphins outlook and the tank for Trevor Lawrence battle with the Jaguars. Former Jets defensive end Mike DeVito then joins the show. DeVito talks about his time with the Jets, playing for Rex Ryan, the current Jets struggles, Quinnen Williams, playing for Andy Reid and a breakdown of good lobster in Maine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show reacting to the Jets' 34-28 loss to the Chargers, falling to 0-10 and being eliminated from playoff contention. They get into the playcalling saga, the defensive struggles, the remaining schedule for them and the Jaguars in the tank for Trevor Lawrence and preview Sunday's game against the Dolphins. They also discuss long lines, great burgers, turkey being overrated and Thanksgiving plans. Jake then gives out a few reasons to be thankful to be a Jets fan this Thanksgiving. SNY anchor, reporter and Jets pre-and-postgame host Jeane Coakley then joins the show. Coakley discusses her new Copilots segment, covering a bad team in a COVID era, the future of the team, working with Bart Scott, her time at SNY and her husband Scott Burrell's role in "The Last Dance." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing the possibility of exploring Jim Harbaugh as an option for Jets head coach after the season. They then get into news and notes from this week, Sam Darnold's injury and future this season and a preview of Jets-Chargers Sunday. In "Brian's Book," he tells the story of how Mark Sanchez ended up on the cover of the NY Post with Eva Longoria. In "Stump The Coz," Alex Cammarata finally stumps Coz with a Jets trivia question. Jake then brings his alter ego "J-Swizzy" out for a Jets rap. Former Jets QB and ESPN personality Mark Sanchez then joins the show. Sanchez talks about his prep for The Masked Singer, the current Jets and Darnold's future, playing in the spotlight and winning quickly in NY, the coaching search, Rex Ryan and Brian Schottenheimer. Sanchez also gets into funny calls on the field, Tim Tebow not cursing, chicken fingers and Nick Foles, the hot dog on the sideline and his Mount Rushmore of broadway musicals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show diving into the Jets’ 30-27 loss to the Patriots on Monday night. They discuss positives from the Joe Flacco-led offense and some wide receiver flashes. They also get into tanking for Trevor Lawrence and their shot at staying in the draft’s top spot. In a new segment, “What Kinda Fan Are You,” Jake takes calls from Jets fans to vent out frustrations and some ideas for Gang Green moving forward. In the debut of “Jake’s Take,” JB sounds off on why it’s time to keep tanking and move on from Sam Darnold. Former NFL offensive lineman and NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger then joins the show. Baldinger discusses Mekhi Becton, Sam Darnold, encouragement for Denzel Mims and the blueprint the Jets should follow for building back up the franchise. Baldinger also gets into what future coaching prospects the Jets should look to hire, as well as pairing a new coach with a new QB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show diving into Joe Douglas' comments to the media on Tuesday. They discuss what he said about the future of Adam Gase, Sam Darnold, not re-signing Robby Anderson and not trading Chris Herndon. The guys then preview Jets-Patriots Monday night and make their predictions. In a new "Brian's Book" segment, Coz looks back to the bizarre John Idzik press conference and the "Fire Idzik" plane flying over practice. In "Stump The Coz," Alex Cammarata fails to stump Coz as he names every Jets quarterback that has started in a game since 1999. Former All-Pro Jets linebacker Marvin Jones then joins the show. Jones discusses the Jets struggles, the 1996 team, the future of Darnold and the six different head coaches he had in his career. Jones also gets into the culture Bill Parcells established, the rules in the game today, what Mike Westhoff said and everyone in the franchise not being on the same page. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show getting into another Jets loss, breaking down the 35-9 defeat to the Chiefs. They discuss Chris Herndon’s continued struggles, the future of Sam Darnold and the Jets trading away Avery Williamson. Former Jets special teams coach Mike Westhoff then joins the show for a candid interview. Westhoff discusses the book he is writing, his time with the Saints to end his career and he does a deep dive into his 11 years with the Jets. He gets into the changes in special teams, the great teams his Jets had, what they need to do now, and the Tim Tebow season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On a new episode of the “Gang’s All Here” podcast, Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show talking about Zach Wilson being named AFC Offensive Player of the Week. They discuss Zach’s big test ahead, his Jets future, whether Aaron Rodgers will return this year and preview the Jets-Dolphins game Sunday and make their predictions.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing the future of Quinnen Williams, Trevor Lawrence's comments and if it is a big story and the injury situation for the Jets going into Sunday's game. The guys then make their predictions for Jets-Chiefs. In "Brian's Book," Coz gets into the tight deadline for a beat writer during the Super Bowl. Associate producer Alex Cammarata drops in to try and stump the guys with a Jets trivia question before a "Would You Rather" segment on food in road cities, Halloween and candy corn. CBS, Westwood One and TNT legendary play-by-play announcer Kevin Harlan then joins the show. Harlan talks about calling the Jets-Chiefs game Sunday, Eric Bieniemy and his future potentially as a head coach and the future of Lawrence and Sam Darnold. Harlan also gets into memories calling games with Boomer Esiason, the greatest game and moment he called and he reacts to learning the news that Joe Benigno is retiring and Craig Carton is taking his spot on WFAN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing the Jets’ 18-10 loss to the Bills. They get into Dowell Loggains calling the plays, four yards of offense in the second half, Denzel Mims’ debut, Sam Darnold’s awful game and taking Dr. Coz’s drinking advice. Former Jets tight end and NFL and college football analyst Anthony Becht then joins the show. Becht talks about Sunday’s game, the lack of production from tight ends, the schedule ahead, positives to take away and his evaluation of Sam Darnold. He also gets into whether they should take Trevor Lawrence if they are in that spot, the transition from Al Groh to Herman Edwards with the Jets, Todd Bowles doing a great job with the Bucs and why he hates them adding Antonio Brown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show with a "Jets fan therapy session." Jake plays himself, the angry Jets fan, and Coz plays the part of Dr. Coz. They get into Sunday's game against the Bills, Sam Darnold's potential return, make predictions and react to Tua taking Ryan Fitzpatrick's job in Miami. In "Brian's Book," Coz tells the story of the day Geno Smith was punched at training camp. Former Jets offensive lineman and ESPN analyst Damien Woody then joins the show. Woody gives his honest thoughts on this Jets team, Adam Gase, potential future coach and how Rex Ryan brought swagger to the team. Woody also discusses the culture, offensive line, Joe Douglas, ownership and former Jets all at ESPN these days. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.