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Gang’s All Here – New York Jets Podcast

Gang’s All Here is the premier New York Jets football podcast as only the New York Post sports section can create. Our Jets beat writer Brian Costello brings you unparalleled access, reporting and scoops directly from the field and the locker room, along with co-host Ryan Sampson and superfan Frankie Vittorini. Costello will be joined by players and other special guests each and every episode. The podcast comes at you twice a week during football season.

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Episode 50: Jim Harbaugh as Jets Coach? feat. Mark Sanchez Nov 19, 2020

Show notes

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing the possibility of exploring Jim Harbaugh as an option for Jets head coach after the season. They then get into news and notes from this week, Sam Darnold's injury and future this season and a preview of Jets-Chargers Sunday. In "Brian's Book," he tells the story of how Mark Sanchez ended up on the cover of the NY Post with Eva Longoria. In "Stump The Coz," Alex Cammarata finally stumps Coz with a Jets trivia question. Jake then brings his alter ego "J-Swizzy" out for a Jets rap. Former Jets QB and ESPN personality Mark Sanchez then joins the show. Sanchez talks about his prep for The Masked Singer, the current Jets and Darnold's future, playing in the spotlight and winning quickly in NY, the coaching search, Rex Ryan and Brian Schottenheimer. Sanchez also gets into funny calls on the field, Tim Tebow not cursing, chicken fingers and Nick Foles, the hot dog on the sideline and his Mount Rushmore of broadway musicals.

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Episode 49: Jets Still Leading Race for Trevor Lawrence feat. Brian Baldinger Nov 10, 2020

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show diving into the Jets’ 30-27 loss to the Patriots on Monday night. They discuss positives from the Joe Flacco-led offense and some wide receiver flashes. They also get into tanking for Trevor Lawrence and their shot at staying in the draft’s top spot. In a new segment, “What Kinda Fan Are You,” Jake takes calls from Jets fans to vent out frustrations and some ideas for Gang Green moving forward. In the debut of “Jake’s Take,” JB sounds off on why it’s time to keep tanking and move on from Sam Darnold. Former NFL offensive lineman and NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger then joins the show. Baldinger discusses Mekhi Becton, Sam Darnold, encouragement for Denzel Mims and the blueprint the Jets should follow for building back up the franchise. Baldinger also gets into what future coaching prospects the Jets should look to hire, as well as pairing a new coach with a new QB.

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Episode 48: Pressure Mounts on Joe Douglas feat. Marvin Jones Nov 05, 2020

Show notes

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show diving into Joe Douglas' comments to the media on Tuesday. They discuss what he said about the future of Adam Gase, Sam Darnold, not re-signing Robby Anderson and not trading Chris Herndon. The guys then preview Jets-Patriots Monday night and make their predictions. In a new "Brian's Book" segment, Coz looks back to the bizarre John Idzik press conference and the "Fire Idzik" plane flying over practice. In "Stump The Coz," Alex Cammarata fails to stump Coz as he names every Jets quarterback that has started in a game since 1999. Former All-Pro Jets linebacker Marvin Jones then joins the show. Jones discusses the Jets struggles, the 1996 team, the future of Darnold and the six different head coaches he had in his career. Jones also gets into the culture Bill Parcells established, the rules in the game today, what Mike Westhoff said and everyone in the franchise not being on the same page.

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Episode 47: Jets Trade Williamson, Stay Winless feat. Mike Westhoff Nov 02, 2020

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show getting into another Jets loss, breaking down the 35-9 defeat to the Chiefs. They discuss Chris Herndon’s continued struggles, the future of Sam Darnold and the Jets trading away Avery Williamson. Former Jets special teams coach Mike Westhoff then joins the show for a candid interview. Westhoff discusses the book he is writing, his time with the Saints to end his career and he does a deep dive into his 11 years with the Jets. He gets into the changes in special teams, the great teams his Jets had, what they need to do now, and the Tim Tebow season.

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Episode 46: Impending Blowout in Kansas City feat. Kevin Harlan Oct 29, 2020

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing the future of Quinnen Williams, Trevor Lawrence's comments and if it is a big story and the injury situation for the Jets going into Sunday's game. The guys then make their predictions for Jets-Chiefs. In "Brian's Book," Coz gets into the tight deadline for a beat writer during the Super Bowl. Associate producer Alex Cammarata drops in to try and stump the guys with a Jets trivia question before a "Would You Rather" segment on food in road cities, Halloween and candy corn. CBS, Westwood One and TNT legendary play-by-play announcer Kevin Harlan then joins the show. Harlan talks about calling the Jets-Chiefs game Sunday, Eric Bieniemy and his future potentially as a head coach and the future of Lawrence and Sam Darnold. Harlan also gets into memories calling games with Boomer Esiason, the greatest game and moment he called and he reacts to learning the news that Joe Benigno is retiring and Craig Carton is taking his spot on WFAN.

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Episode 45: New Play-Caller, Same Old Jets feat. Anthony Becht Oct 26, 2020

Show notes

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing the Jets’ 18-10 loss to the Bills. They get into Dowell Loggains calling the plays, four yards of offense in the second half, Denzel Mims’ debut, Sam Darnold’s awful game and taking Dr. Coz’s drinking advice. Former Jets tight end and NFL and college football analyst Anthony Becht then joins the show. Becht talks about Sunday’s game, the lack of production from tight ends, the schedule ahead, positives to take away and his evaluation of Sam Darnold. He also gets into whether they should take Trevor Lawrence if they are in that spot, the transition from Al Groh to Herman Edwards with the Jets, Todd Bowles doing a great job with the Bucs and why he hates them adding Antonio Brown.

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Episode 44: Jets Fan Therapy Session feat. Damien Woody Oct 22, 2020

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show with a "Jets fan therapy session." Jake plays himself, the angry Jets fan, and Coz plays the part of Dr. Coz. They get into Sunday's game against the Bills, Sam Darnold's potential return, make predictions and react to Tua taking Ryan Fitzpatrick's job in Miami. In "Brian's Book," Coz tells the story of the day Geno Smith was punched at training camp. Former Jets offensive lineman and ESPN analyst Damien Woody then joins the show. Woody gives his honest thoughts on this Jets team, Adam Gase, potential future coach and how Rex Ryan brought swagger to the team. Woody also discusses the culture, offensive line, Joe Douglas, ownership and former Jets all at ESPN these days.

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Episode 43: Jets Misery Hits New Low feat. Willie Colon Oct 19, 2020

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show discussing another putrid loss by the Jets in Miami, getting shut out and bringing their record to 0-6. They break down what went wrong, when Adam Gase will be fired and the very few bright spots for the Jets. They also discuss some untradeable players that the franchise cannot part ways with, trading Steve McClendon and Le'Veon Bell's perfect situation with the Chiefs. Former Jets offensive lineman and radio host Willie Colon then joins the show. Colon gives his thoughts on the state of the season, the latest loss to Miami, some 2014 memories and what kind of culture, or lack thereof, is in the Jets building. Colon also gets into whom the Jets may bring in once Gase is fired, what can happen if Sam Darnold is dealt away to another team and Hofstra football memories.

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Episode 42: Le'Veon Bell's Rocky Jets Tenure Ends feat. Kim Jones Oct 14, 2020

Show notes

Jake Brown and Brian Costello open up the show discussing Le’Veon Bell being released by the Jets and how it all went down, They break down Bell’s short and rocky tenure with the Jets, his Adam Gase relationship, the dysfunction of the franchise and what the future holds for Bell. They discuss just how bad Mike Maccagnan was at GM and it leads to “Brian’s Book” story being on Christian Hackenberg. They wrap up the segment previewing Sunday’s game against the Dolphins. NFL Network reporter Kim Jones then joins the show. Jones gives her thoughts on Bell being released, expectations for the Jets the rest of the season, if Bell can be a fit somewhere else and the Jets culture problem. Jones also gets into why Gase doesn’t deserve all the blame, not many CEO-like coaches being out there for the Jets and how everything has clicked for the Bills.

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Episode 41: 0-16 on the Table for Jets feat. Mark Cannizzaro Oct 12, 2020

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Jake Brown and Brian Costello open the show reacting to the Jets' 30-10 loss to the Cardinals Sunday. They get into some poor playcalling, the offense falling short, not being able to stop Kyler Murray, Chris Herndon's struggles and why Le'Veon Bell looks done. NY Post sports columnist Mark Cannizzaro then joins the guys after covering the game with Coz. Cannizzaro talks about 0-16 being on the table for this team, the future of Adam Gase, who could potentially replace him when he gets fired and Bell not talking to the media on Zoom after the game.

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