BT & Sal torch the New York Jets, labeling them a "bottom-of-the-barrel" franchise whose organizational dysfunction destroys every participant—from young QBs to established veterans like Aaron Rodgers and coaches like Todd Bowles. They point to the irony of former Jets failures (Flacco, Mangini, etc.) succeeding after leaving. Sal argues the singular problem is owner Woody Johnson, demanding he "sell the team" and direct the spotlight onto the "endless carousel" of failure that starts at the top. The hosts debate if Aaron Glenn's "Parcells-like" demeanor, combined with a 0-6 start, is "wearing thin" on the locker room, stressing that a win is desperately needed to quiet the noise and reinforce his message.