BT and Sal tear into the New York Jets organization following an "all-time low" performance marked by questionable coaching decisions and a palpable sense of organizational dysfunction. The discussion centers on the growing crisis surrounding Head Coach Aaron Glenn, with Sal questioning if Glenn is the right person to lead the team, especially with a potential top draft pick looming. They dissect Glenn's management of the game—particularly the baffling end to the first half and the final down-and-distance decision—and his defensive, overwhelmed interactions with the media. While Sal argues the team looks lost and lacks "a clue" under Glenn, BT counters that a first-time coach needs more than six games, arguing the Jets' toxic culture is the true culprit, not just the head coach. They ultimately debate the catastrophic implications for the franchise's future if upper management makes another ill-fated coaching change.