It's trade deadline day, and the Jets look like they're staying put. Reports say Gang Green turned down a significant offer from Jacksonville for Will McDonald, and teams are calling about Geno Smith, but the message from the building seems to be that this coaching staff gets every chance to save their jobs.

On this episode of Jets Media, Richie breaks down the latest deadline reports, what they say about the Jets' plan, the 2027 draft picture and the growing criticism of Aaron Glenn.

ON THIS EPISODE:

• Will McDonald: Albert Breer reports the Jets declined a significant Jaguars offer, after Brian Costello's report of second-round interest. Is keeping a player who wants out good business?
• Why the Jets are standing pat: Is Aaron Glenn selling Woody Johnson on the Dan Campbell blueprint from Detroit?
• Geno Smith and the Vikings: Minnesota is calling around for a quarterback. Should the Jets keep Geno as the 2027 bridge?
• The Andre Cisco trade and the other names to watch, from Nashawn Wright to Tim Patrick.
• The 2027 draft: The Jets' three first-round picks, the path to the No. 1 pick via the Colts, and the quarterbacks to watch, including Drew Mestemaker, Darian Mensah and CJ Carr.
• Aaron Glenn under fire: Bill Simmons' brutal assessment, J.J. Watt on the Jets beating themselves, and the defensive coordinator hires that haven't worked.

Should the Jets have taken the deal for Will McDonald, and should Geno be the bridge in 2027? Let us know in the comments!

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It's another Misery Monday for Jets fans. The Jets got their teeth kicked in by the Chiefs, fell to 2-7, and woke up to Will McDonald requesting a trade with the deadline just one day away.

On this episode of Jets Media, Richie reacts to the loss in Kansas City, highlights the one bright spot in rookie David Bailey, breaks down every trade deadline rumor surrounding Gang Green, and opens the phone lines for a Jets Therapy session with fans.

ON THIS EPISODE:

• David Bailey takes over: Two sacks and two forced fumbles on one drive, 7.5 sacks through eight career games, and what Patrick Mahomes said about his fellow Texas Tech product.
• The rookie class: Omar Cooper Jr. and Kenyon Sadiq are producing, and is Bailey a real Defensive Rookie of the Year contender?
• Geno Smith's sideline frustration, and why the Jets keep stalling once they cross midfield.
• Aaron Glenn says the first half went according to plan. Does settling for field goals really count as a key to victory?
• Will McDonald requests a trade: Why the Jets say they're keeping him, and the other names teams are calling about, from Geno Smith and Breece Hall to Garrett Wilson.
• Trade candidates: Who could actually be moved? Andre Cisco, Brandon Stevens and the Jets' deadline options.
• Fan call-ins: A Justin Herbert and Brian Flores pitch, a Vikings fan on Kevin O'Connell, a Chiefs fan's take, and plenty of venting.

Who should the Jets trade before tomorrow's deadline, and who should be the next head coach? Let us know in the comments!

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In this episode of Jets Media with Isaac, the host dives into the mounting turbulence around the New York Jets midseason. Isaac breaks down the trade-deadline buzz and conflicting insider reports — including Josina Anderson’s claim that the team plans to stand pat to give head coach Aaron Glenn every chance, versus Zach Rosenblatt’s view labeling the club as modest sellers. He examines potential deadline targets and trade candidates such as Will McDonald, Nashon Wright, Andre Sisco, Jeremy Ruckert, Harrison Phillips, Jamie Sherwood, and the Breece Hall discussion spurred by Braylon Allen’s emergence.

The episode also focuses on the internal dynamics in the locker room: players like Josh Myers, Juwan Briggs, Demario Davis, Garrett Wilson, and Geno Smith publicly backing Aaron Glenn, contrasted with fan frustration and questions about Glenn’s ability to win close games. Isaac reviews recent roster moves (release of Trey Brown, Blake Freeland signed, Max Mitchell to IR), injury updates (T’Vondre Sweat, David Bailey), and how those changes affect the secondary and defensive front.

Isaac previews the tough upcoming slate — Chiefs and Bills — and reflects on the season’s reality, comparisons to Robert Saleh’s start, and what a Glenn reprieve would require (a long winning run). He also discusses draft capital implications, the possibility of top-10 picks, and how the organization’s decisions now could shape 2027 and beyond. Throughout, the episode references reporting from Josina Anderson, Zach Rosenblatt, Adam Schefter, Jack Bell, Rich Cimini, and Aaron Wilson, and includes sponsor mentions (SeatGeek, PrizePicks, Gritty). Listeners should expect candid takes on coaching, roster strategy, trade scenarios, locker-room sentiment, and what Jets fans can expect over the next nine games.