Jets sit 0-5 amid a chorus calling for accountability on Aaron Glenn and Justin Fields as a lifeless defense and sloppy penalties drag the season. The podcast pins the collapse on coaching and scheme, flags Garrett Wilson as a bright spot, and notes Bree Hall’s flashes but a costly fumble that defined the latest setback. With London vs Denver approaching, the debate centers on whether big changes loom beyond Week 6.

Jake Browning headlines a brutal fantasy QB day, topping a list of inconsistent passers and signaling a rest-of-season scramble for value. Jamar Chase’s big-week impact underscores how much QB play drives WR upside, while Geno Smith, Daniel Jones, Bryce Young, and Anthony Richardson emerge as bounce-back candidates when surrounding pieces stabilize. The discussion pivots to streaming paths and late-round holds like Cooper Rush, Desmond Ridder, and Aidan O’Connell, with Kyler Murray and Tua Tagovailoa as higher-floor bets when healthy. Travis Kelce adds a stabilizing floor in Chiefs lineups, and Brady’s mentorship subplot hints at how outside factors can shift fantasy value.