The Official Jets Podcast

Host Eric Allen is joined in South Carolina by former Jets Anthony Becth and Leger Douzable . The three talk about their initial takeaways from the joint practice with the Carolina Panthers (1:10), how the team treated the session like a game (6:40) and the next level Quinnen Williams can reach in his game (8:41). The guys discuss the important snaps that quarterback Zach Wilson is receiving this preseason (11:55), the current status of the offensive line (15:45), the impact the tight ends could have in this offense (23:05) and how fun Aaron Rodgers is to watch on the practice field (24:20).

Host Eric Allen is joined in the Audi Performance Studio by ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter. The two talk about Schefter's boyhood fandom of the Jets (2:10), his coverage of Aaron Rodgers the past couple of offseasons (4:15), and the external reaction to Schefter breaking the blockbuster trade live on ESPN (6:20). Adam gives his opinion from afar on how Rodgers has fit in with the Jets (9:45), what winning big would do for Rodgers' legacy (13:05), and if he was surprised at the numbers of the QB's restructured contract (18:05). They discuss the leadership structure set up by the Jets (21:27), the young stars currently on the Jets roster (25:00), and the competition the Jets will face in the AFC East/AFC (26:45).

Host Eric Allen is joined in the Audi Performance Studio by CBS Sports analyst and former Jets kicker Jay Feely. The two chat about what Aaron Rodgers' season will look like and how well he is meshing with the team (1:00). Feely talks about reigning Rookies of the Year Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson and what they will bring in year two (7:31). They discuss Sean Payton's comments and Robert Saleh's "keep the noise out" mentality going into this season (10:03). They also go into detail about the possibility of Dalvin Cook joining the team and the division breakdown (13:24). Feely covers his time with the Jets, special teams and coordinator Brant Boyer (21:35).

Host Eric Allen is joined in the Audi Performance Studio by NBC Sports NFL insider Peter King. The two talk all things Aaron Rodgers and how he is making the Jets defense better (3:23). King dives into the attention the team is receiving this season (13:20). They talk about Rodgers' legacy and the journey to competing for a second Super Bowl win (17:16). They also go into detail about the major storylines for the Jets (22:09). They wrap things up with the 2023 Hall of Fame inductees Joe Klecko and Darrelle Revis (27:15).

Host Eric Allen is joined in the Audi Performance Studio by Jets Legend and team analyst Quincy Enunwa to discuss his observations from practice at training camp (1:13). The two talk about how Aaron Rodgers is sharing his knowledge and experience with the Jets' young roster. (6:44) and the tempo at which he is running the offense during practice (11:53). Allen and Enunwa go into detail about the upcoming training camp schedule and preseason games (21:56). Lastly, Enunwa talks about Coach Saleh and the Super Bowl aspirations that the team has (25:56).

Host Eric Allen is joined in the Audi Performance Studio by Former Jet/ESPN Analyst Damien Woody. The two talk about Aaron Rodgers’ arrival and the Jets’ potential with A-Rod at the controls (1:30). D-Wood discusses his Jets’ experience with Brett Favre (5:45), and how HC Robert Saleh will manage the expectations with his young team (12:40). They discuss who will step up as a leader (15:45), the Quinnen Williams extension (17:45) and also break down the offensive line (20:35). Lastly, they chat about Breece Hall’s comeback, (26:10), what’s next for Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson (30:20), and how this Jets roster compares to the 2009-2010 teams (34:05).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets Special Teams Coordinator Brant Boyer. The two talk about Boyer's tenure with the Jets (1:30), bringing back veteran punter Thomas Morstead (4:00) and what people should know about long snapper Thomas Hennessy (6:07). They go on to discuss kicker Greg Zuerlein (7:55), special teams captain Justin Hardee (11:05), the competition for the kickoff/punt return position (14:05) and the rookie additions that could see time on special teams (19:05).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets Defensive Coordinator Jeff Ulbrich. The two talk about the strides the defensive unit made in 2022 (1:30), the next steps they can make as a group (5:45) and what is in store for All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner (8:35). They discuss the benefits the Jets have with the strength in numbers on the pass rush (15:00), specifically what Ulbrich has seen in Carl Lawson in his preparation for the season (18:30) and the linebacker group led by captain C.J. Mosley (21:05). Lastly, Ulbrich explains the excitement he has for the current safeties on the roster (23:50), the transition happening on the inside of the defensive line (31:15) and his reaction to the acquisition of quarterback Aaron Rodgers (35:50).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets Senior Defensive Assistant and Cornerbacks Coach Tony Oden. The two talk about Oden's experience as head coach of Army's junior varsity team (00:36), pros of being the head coach (3:01) and his early coaching career with Robert Saleh (4:16). They discuss Coach Saleh's competitive nature (6:58), learning from coach Sean Payton (7:58) and talk about comparisons between Drew Brees and Aaron Rogers (12:09). They transition to facing off against Peyton Manning and celebrating the win in Super Bowl XLIV (17:10) and Sauce Gardner's relationship with Aaron Rogers (20:31). Lastly, Oden talks about Gardner's growth (28:59), knowing the DB room would be successful (33:49) and joining the coaches in front office accelerated program (35:35).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets tight ends coach Ron Middleton. The two talk about Middleton's relationship with new offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett (0:45), his reaction to the acquisition of quarterback Aaron Rodgers (9:55), and if he has sensed a general excitement about the veteran QB's arrival (14:10). They discuss the elevated expectations for the Jets (16:55) and what Middleton wants to see in year two from veterans Tyler Conklin (19:40) and C.J. Uzomah (21:35). Lastly, they break down what Jeremy Ruckert brings to the tight end room (24:15), the addition of 7th-rounder Zach Kuntz (25:40), and Middleton's experience in the NFL Accelerator program (30:20).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets tackle Duane Brown. The two talk about Brown entering his 16th season in the NFL (00:29), deciding that the Jets were the right fit for his career (1:03) and playing through injury during the 2022 season (4:40). They discuss Brown earning the Selfless Warrior Award created specifically for him (6:24), his motivation to keep going (6:57) and making changes in second season with Jets (9:05). They continue to discuss the dialogue between veterans on the roster (10:08), the future of the Jets' offensive line (12:04) the new offensive scheme under Nathaniel Hackett (15:58) and becoming the "blindside protector" for Aaron Rodgers (20:16). Lastly, they discuss playing for Coach Saleh in Houston and the similarities between him then and now (26:36), the impressive rookie class of 2022 (29:53) and the excitement for the 2023 season (34:00).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets cornerback D.J. Reed. The two talk about Reed's decision to enroll at Fresno State back in 2014 (0:45), his move to Cerritos College (2:00) and finally ending up at Kansas State (6:25). They go on to discuss Reed's experience during his draft year (7:35), what coach Robert Saleh was like as Reed's defensive coordinator in San Francisco (9:15) and the injury the led to his release from the 49ers (10:25). Lastly, they dive into what clicked for Reed while playing in Seattle (13:15), how Reed and Sauce Gardner have created a dynamic duo on the outside for the Jets (16:10), and what it has been like to be teammates with Aaron Rodgers this season (17:15).

Host Eric Allen is joined by Seth Bradley, the Jets director of feature productions and original programming. They chat about the release of Flight 23: Ascension (00:59), the editing of the show for both digital and television formats (3:24), and the integrating of external media into the docuseries (6:21). They discuss the car ride with Jets HC Robert Saleh (10:07), the use of external media (11:38), Aaron Rogers' presence on day one (14:03) and fans featured in both Flight and the Diehard series (17:39). The guys give a sneak peek at Episode II of Flight 23 (22:18). They also cover writing for documentaries (28:28), taking the right angle (31:30), and the Breece Hall Road to Recovery episode timetable (37:08).

Host Eric Allen is joined by VP of NFL Broadcast Planning Mike North to discuss the creation of the 2023 Jets schedule. They both chat about Jets playing in the NFL's first ever Black Friday game (1:32), initial reaction to the Aaron Rodgers trade (5:12) and Bills vs Jets on 9/11 (5:53). They continue with a conversation about the Jets' Week 4 Sunday Night Football matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs (13:51) and Jets playing in on Sunday Night Football in Las Vegas (16:51). They wrap up talking about why Black Friday was a good fit (19:50), the Jets having 10 of their first 15 games at MetLife Stadium (24:07), computer possibilities for games in the schedule making process (29:28) and reaction once Jets schedule was finalized and was communicated to the Jets' staff (34:20).

Host Eric Allen checks in from the League Meeting in Arizona and is first joined by NFL Network's Steve Wyche. They discuss the league allowing players to wear the number 0 (0:45), the rookie season of Sauce Gardner (1:20) and the play of the Jets defense as a whole (4:20). Lastly, they talk about the bounce-back season for Carl Lawson (5:45), the jump in Quinnen Williams' game (7:00), how the dynamic changes for the 2023 Jets with the acquisition of a veteran quarterback (8:41) and his part of the door knocks that Joe Klecko and Darrelle Revis received from the Pro Football Hall of Fame (17:33). Then EA checks in with SiriusXM host Pat Kirwan and they dive into the latest negotiations for a veteran quarterback (20:00), who the Jets should pursue with the 13th overall pick (23:10) and the deep tight end position in the 2023 NFL Draft (24:30). Lastly, they talk about what Nathaniel Hackett will bring to the Jets (26:05), the new wide receiver room in Florham Park (27:06) and take a look around the AFC East (29:55).

Host Eric Allen is joined by Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. They chat about why he took the OC position with the Jets (1:53), his relationship with head coach Robert Saleh (2:52), and how he is different/similar as a play-caller to his father Paul (4:50). They discuss the quarterbacks he's coached in his career (6:45), how he established his connection with Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay (9:46), and how Rodgers raises the standard of everyone in the building (11:32). Lastly, they discuss a historic week that ended with the NFL Draft (17:40), how much the veterans who have played in his system can help the process (18:45), and Hackett's relationship with instructional designer John Vieira (23:04).

Host Eric Allen checks is joined by Jets Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath. They chat about the Jets' acquisition of Aaron Rodgers (0:45), what the four-time NFL MVP will bring to his new team (2:30), and A-Rod's arrival in New York (8:00). They discuss the expectations of the Jets heading into the season (12:15), Rodgers' decision to wear No. 8 (13:40), and the chase for a Super Bowl (19:30).

Host Eric Allen checks in with CBS Sports analyst Leger Douzable. The two begin by talking about Douzable's upcoming draft preparation (1:31), the 13th overall pick for the Jets (4:56) and the Jets' interest in Odell Beckham Jr. before he ultimately signed with the Baltimore Ravens (14:47). Lastly, the two continue speaking about latest on a potential trade between the Green Bay Packers and New York Jets for Aaron Rodgers (17:16), how the addition of Rodgers would potentially the Jets (22:24), and the two finish up talking about the top three needs for the Jets (26:49).

It's episode six of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic’s Dane Brugler begin by talking about the top quarterback prospect rankings (4:15) and some fits for the Jets (11:00). Then they break down the added draft capital with the trade of wide receiver Elijah Moore (15:30), if the Jets should consider trading back (17:40), some possible developmental quarterbacks to target late in the draft (20:15) and other position players to target in the late rounds (22:04). Lastly, Brugler gives his "All Name" Team for the 2023 Draft Prospects (24:00).

Host Eric Allen checks in from the League Meeting in Arizona and is joined by NBC Sports' Peter King. They discuss how the Jets could be featured on the National TV schedule this season (1:45), why the Jets could be a good option for flexing games at the end of the season (7:25) and talk about King's thoughts on Aaron Rodgers as his enters Year No. 19 in the NFL (12:30). Next, King talks about the hiring of offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett (16:35), his thoughts on the revamped Jets wide receiver room (19:25) and who the Jets should target with the No. 13 overall pick (22:20).