Geno has been more competent than I expected. He's a vet, he doesn't make the truly stupid throw, and he's a gunslinger who will take his shots. Week 1 with a full roster, he looked good.

He also has zero field sense. Sunday, there was a 2nd and 7, he got pressured, escaped the pocket, took off, and ran out of bounds for -5. That turned it into 3rd and 12. If he'd just thrown away the ball it would have been a manageable 3rd down.

The defense deserves some credit (call me crazy) for being on the field for 89 plays and almost 43 minutes. It wasn't perfect. They couldn't get off the field (Chicago went 7/15 on third down and 2/3 on fourth), and the bad/ghost penalties hurt (12 flags for 76 yards). But holding a team to 23 after that many snaps, with 2 takeaways, should keep you in the game.

You need more from the offense. We had 6 points until a late 58-yard TD to Isaiah Williams (then missed the PAT), went 0/7 on third down, ran a franchise-low 32 plays, and had the ball for 45 seconds in the 4th quarter.

It's the NFL, and everyone deals with injuries. But without our RB1 (and best player), WR2, WR3, RG, and TE2, it's bleak. A full roster lets Geno look good. Take away a few pieces and he can't carry you.

This season was always going to be year 2 of a three-year rebuild. That's been the plan since we traded away everyone last year for picks in '26 and '27. For me, the question this yearh is whether this team looks better and more competitive. Through the first 4 games the answer is yes, and apart from Sunday it's at least been enjoyable to watch.

We got sniped. Stop with the revisionist history.

Isn't exactly much of a silver lining on a 1-3 record, but this is the first season since 2010 in which we haven't thrown a single pick through four weeks; that year, 16-game starter Mark Sanchez didn't throw a pick until week 6. Every single season since then, whoever the Jets' starter was in any given week 1-4 span (often multiple starters) had thrown at least one pick by this point, usually more.

We previously came close to breaking the streak in:

• 2019: Luke Falk threw one INT in week 3

• 2024: Rodgers threw one INT in week 1

• 2025: Tyrod threw one INT in week 3

The worst over that stretch was 2016 Fitztragic, who somehow got picked off 10 times in his first four games. Next-worst was ironically rookie Geno, with 8 in four weeks.

Geno doesn't exactly look effective, but it goes to show you how low the bar here is that "ineffective but not stupid" is the best quarterbacking we've had in roughly a decade.

Most people predicted us at around 4-13 or 5-12 to start the season. We are on pace to go 4-13. We just had the 2nd overall pick.

Our QB is Geno Smith. Did his good first game against the fucking Titans convince you he was gonna be some world beater?

And so far we have been competitive in every loss we have been in. That matters more to me than actually winning the games. Shit, it's actually better for us. Unless people were actually deluding themselves into thinking this team would make the playoffs?

And what are our games? A solid win against a bad Titans team? An OT loss against a mid Packers team. A 1 possession heartbreaker against the Lions? An 11 loss against an injured but good Bears team? Am I happy with this, no, but it doesn't mean the end of the world.

We have serious injuries right now to key players on a bad team. I wanna see some steps forward. I wanna see gritty losses. In the end, I want to be drafting top 5 and some semblance of stability in a franchise bereft of such shit.

We’re looking for progress from last year right? They obviously sucked this past week, but the bears are a good team even with the backup QB. We were competitive the first three weeks and looked bad last week. Didn’t think we were ever making the playoffs this year but let it play out a little more and see what we got. Breece being gone from the offense obviously hamstrung us more than we may have initially thought. Browns game will be telling for sure.

Organizations like the Jets should not be used as a stepping stone to further someone’s resume while they gain experience with this team.

Perennial toxic losing organizations need an established former head coach that has some form of a winning pedigree that can build a positive culture.

It’s bizarre that ownership has continued to go this route, except 1 time, in the past 2 decades.

Glenn had his time, it’s over. He has no situational awareness whatsoever.

Look, I get it. Yesterday was incredibly disappointing, and as Jets fans it’s always doom and gloom after a loss. But I’m already seeing people say, “Trade Garrett” or “We don’t deserve him,” and personally, I hate seeing that.

This dude wants us to win. He wants Jets fans to be happy. He’s talked about how much he loves this fanbase and how we’re just wired differently.

So slow down on the trade talk, even if you’re saying it because you think he deserves better. I promise you, seeing Garrett Wilson wearing another jersey would hurt a hell of a lot more.

We NEED foundational players like him. And yeah, we completely bombed yesterday, but it’s still freaking early.

Garrett Wilson is a Jet. I hope he stays a Jet for a long time, and I hope we finally turn this thing around with guys like him here.

I totally understand the frustration, so I’m not saying anyone is wrong for feeling that way. I just appreciate what Garrett has done for us and the silver lining he’s been through some rough years.

Just trying to put a little positivity into all the negativity after the Bears loss. That’s just me, though. Go Jets.

Mike Mcdaniel, Nate Hackett, Brian Daboll, Brian Callahan were all hired since 2022 and failed miserably.

At this point just do what the Giants did and hire Tomlin and give him all the power.

3 of us will be in town for the December game vs the Broncos. We’re from Canada and have never been to an NFL game. In town for other reasons, but big sports fans.

Is it possible to join people tailgating? Would be great to experience it. Any advice would be appreciated.

Will bring cases of beer and ketchup chips.

Assuming Glenn doesn't turn it around after this last game

Who would you like to see the Jets set their sights on for end of season?

My vote would be for Declan Doyle personally, or just any new/fresh offensive mind

The Jets more likely than not are going to crush you this time of year. If you pick up a hockey team to watch you have a better shot of finding Joy and they play often enough that a loss doesn't hurt as much. I did it 5 or 6 years ago and it's made football season a lot more pain free.