Bleav in Jets

Rami Lavi is joined by former Jets Runnung Back Bilal Powell to discuss the Jets OTA's and new "culture". They talked about the team's faith in Justin Fields and Aaron Glenn creating a new identity the organization. Then the guys debated when is the best time to extend Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson, Bilal wants to see these extensions as soon as possible. Finally, the guys discussed Aaron Rodgers joining the Steelers and his week one matchup vs. the Jets. Plus, more.

The Jets taught us three things form their draft this year, and Rami loves one, hates one, and is optimistic about the third. Rami breaks down what those are. Plus, some Knicks talk.

The Jets have had a quiet offseason after a few loud ones in a row, but Rami doesn't mind that. Who will the Jets draft with the 7th overall pick in the draft? Rami says there's a scenario where they could take a quarterback. Rami also previewed the Yankees and Mets seasons as Opening Day is upon us.

The New York Jets have officially signed Justin Fields, but what does that really mean for the team's future? Host Rami Lavi breaks down the four most realistic outcomes for Fields in Gotham Green and why the worst-case scenario isn't what you think. Can he finally become the franchise QB the Jets have been searching for? Will he thrive under a new system, could this be a short-lived experiment, or possibly worse?

NFL Free Agency is here—but so is a Twitter blackout! Rami Lavi dives into the chaos, ranking the top five quarterback options for the Jets in 2025. Plus, reactions to Jamien Sherwood re-signing, a heartfelt message for Woody Johnson, and a farewell to the Aaron Judge/Gerrit Cole Yankee era. Tune in for all the latest on this episode of BLEAV in Jets!

Rami Lavi is joined live from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis by NFL Draft expert Joe DeLeone to break down the latest draft buzz. They dive into the light quarterback class, the Jets' options at pick No. 7, and whether they could trade up or down. Could Abdul Carter or Penn State tight end Tyler Warren be on their radar? Will they draft a QB? Plus, Joe predicts the top seven picks in the draft. Rami also reacts to Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey's first media session as Jets Head Coach and GM, breaks down the NFLPA Report Card that ranks Woody Johnson as the worst owner in the league, and closes the show with some optimism—explaining why he still believes the Knicks are legitimate title contenders.

Did Aaron Rodgers really “beg” the Jets to let him return?  Rami Lavi breaks down the latest bombshell report and explores Rodgers' options for 2025. Plus, Rami dives into a possible name for the Jets' next QB and shares a bold, optimistic comparison for the team's 2025 season based on another local NY franchise. Finally, Rami fixes the NBA All-Star Weekend disaster with his must-hear idea for a US vs. World showdown. Don't miss this loaded episode of BLEAV in Jets!

The New York Jets' decision to move on from Aaron Rodgers WASN'T about football, and Rami Lavi is here to break it all down. Dianna Russini's latest article exposes the real power struggle inside the Jets, with Aaron Glenn already being overrun by Woody Johnson. Plus, at least now Russini can move on to harassing another fanbase—wherever Rodgers lands next. Then, Rami dives into Rich Cimini's latest bombshell on who the Jets are targeting at quarterback and explores other potential options. But why is the media treating the Jets' QB search differently than the Giants' rumored pursuit of Matthew Stafford? The double standard is real! Also, the anti-Patrick Mahomes agenda is in full swing, and Rami isn't having it. And just when you thought he was done ranting—why on earth are the Yankees entering 2025 WITHOUT A THIRD BASEMAN?!

In this episode of the BLEAV in Jets Podcast, host Rami Lavi breaks down why the Jets' decision to move on from Aaron Rodgers is a disastrous move that locks the franchise into its familiar losing ways. He argues that this choice, clearly influenced by Woody Johnson, highlights the same misguided leadership that has held the team back for years. Plus, the Super Bowl might have looked drastically different if Saquon Barkley had been wearing a Chiefs uniform yesterday, suggesting that with Barkley on the roster, Kansas City would have sealed the win.

The Jets actually did something smart—finally! Rami Lavi breaks down why hiring Rick Spielman as a senior football advisor is a game-changing move and a rare departure from the "same old Jets" mistakes. Is Woody Johnson really giving up control? Rami says it might actually be happening. Plus, Patrick Mahomes' dominance is all the proof Rami needs that Aaron Rodgers has to remain QB1 in 2025. Before all that, Rami reacts to LeBron's mind-blowing performance and the Mets locking down Pete Alonso. He wraps with a can't-miss Super Bowl preview and his favorite betting tips—hint: betting against Mahomes is a terrible idea.

In this episode of BLEAV in Jets, Rami Lavi dives into the shocking Luka Dončić trade, sharing his behind-the-scenes story of breaking the news live on WFAN. Rami draws a fascinating NFL comparison to the blockbuster deal and explains why—regardless of the circumstances—this was a disastrous move for the Dallas Mavericks. He also breaks down the Lakers' perspective and what this means for their championship window, while unpacking the evolving career narratives of Anthony Davis. Plus, Rami floats a possible conspiracy theory as to why Dallas may have pulled the trigger on this puzzling trade. And of course, Rami shares his thoughts on the Jets' latest hire at offensive coordinator. Don't forget to rate, review, like, subscribe, and comment wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow Rami on social media @rami_lavi on X and TikTok, and @rami.lavi on Instagram to stay connected and join the conversation!

In this episode of BLEAV in Jets, Rami Lavi reacts to the Jets hiring Steve Wilks, appreciating the concept but questioning the choice. He dives into the long-term ripple effects of Mike Tannenbaum's controversial involvement in the Jets' coaching and GM search, dating back to a Thanksgiving comment that could have negatively influenced the process. Rami also makes a compelling case for why Mike McCarthy could have propelled the Jets to title contention — much like Tom Thibodeau has transformed the Knicks into legitimate championship contenders. Once on the topic of the NBA, Rami takes aim at Adam Silver's new minutes rule and pitches a better solution instead.

In this episode of BLEAV in Jets, host Rami Lavi breaks down Aaron Glenn's introductory press conference with the New York Jets, offering a mix of optimism and skepticism. Rami highlights some standout quotes from Glenn, but stresses that talk doesn't mean much without results on the field. He dives into his concerns about Woody Johnson and whether the Jets owner has truly learned from past mistakes. Later, Rami gets fired up about fans blaming refs for the Bills loss and the rise of “Chiefs fatigue.” Wrapping things up, he calls on Mets' owner Steve Cohen and star Pete Alonso to put aside the drama and hammer out a deal—before super-agent Scott Boras messes things up. All this and more in a packed episode of BLEAV in Jets!

On this episode of BLEAV in Jets, Rami Lavi dives into the greatness of Patrick Mahomes after his incredible win over the Bills and Josh Allen, dissecting what makes Mahomes a generational talent. He also revisits the Giants' decision to let Saquon Barkley go to the Eagles and discusses how the running back's stellar play has helped lead Philly to the Super Bowl. Rami then switches gears for a fun segment of Around Twitter, where he reads the most interesting and entertaining tweets from the weekend. With the Super Bowl fast approaching, Rami tells Jets fans who they should be rooting for and breaks down the early gambling odds. Finally, Rami breaks down the new era for the Jets with the hiring of Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey. Will Aaron Rodgers be part of the plan moving forward? Tune in for his take on what's to come for Gang Green.

In this episode of BLEAV in Jets, Rami Lavi takes a closer look at the New York Jets' crucial search for their next General Manager. With major decisions ahead, Rami discusses the top candidates, what qualities the team needs in a GM, and how this hire could shape the future of the franchise. Next, Rami shares the latest updates on Aaron Glenn's projected staff. Who could be the next offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator, and special teams coach? Rami breaks down the top candidates and what each hire means for the 2025 Jets. Then, Rami shifts gears to break down Championship Sunday in the NFL, offering his predictions for the upcoming games between the Eagles and Commanders and the Bills and Chiefs. To wrap things up, he gives a quick update on the Knicks and Rangers, keeping you in the loop on all things New York sports.

On this episode of BLEAV in Jets, Rami Lavi shares his instant reaction to the Jets hiring Aaron Glenn as their new head coach. Rami talks about how this marks a new era for the team and how, despite his initial skepticism, he's cautiously optimistic about the hire. He lays out the early tests Glenn needs to pass for Rami to fully buy in. Rami also speculates on the Jets' next GM hire, why that decision hasn't been made yet, and what the future holds for Aaron Rodgers—will he be back as the team's QB? Tune in for Rami's honest take on the Jets' big moves and what lies ahead for the franchise.

On this episode of BLEAV in Jets, Rami Lavi recaps the Lions' playoff loss to the Commanders, breaking down the two key plays that decided the game. He also discusses the Jets' rumored hires of Lance Newmark and Aaron Glenn as GM and Head Coach, explaining why he believes this will be a mistake—regardless of Saturday's loss. He also discusses Lamar Jackson's playoff struggles, the narratives surrounding his career. Before exploring why it's better to be a fan of a team that consistently lets you down than one that never gives you anything to believe in.

In this episode of BLEAV in Jets, Rami Lavi dives into the latest news surrounding the New York Jets' head coaching search, expressing frustration that certain candidates seem to be overlooked as the process (seemingly) narrows down to just two names. He then shifts focus to the quarterback situation, discussing the potential trade if the Jets move on from Aaron Rodgers — a decision Rami believes would be a major mistake. The conversation then turns to Sam Darnold, as Rami reflects on how just two poor games drastically altered his career trajectory and value. This leads to a broader discussion on how postseason performance can impact an athlete's reputation and marketability. The episode also touches on the New York Knicks, NBA stars in "small markets," growing up as a Yankee fan, and more. Like, Subscribe, Comment, Rate and Review for more!

Rami Lavi starts the podcast off by talking about the Patriots reunited with Mike Vrabel after their "sham" head coaching search. Next, Rami has two main takeaways from the NFL's Wild Card Weekend, the first being that a lot of these teams would be better with Aaron Rodgers as their quarterback. Rami says the Jets need to keep Rodgers for 2025, but regardless, Mike McCarthy should be the Jets next head coach. Rami closes the episode with his second takeaway from the weekend, and a New York Giants take.

The Raiders are making a strong play for Head Coach candidat Mike Vrabel, is there a chance he does not end up with the Patriots? If so, why can't the Jets make a strong push for him? Plus, Rami picks all the games in the NFL for Wild Card Weekend.

The Jets season came to an end, but now the drama begins. Who will be the next head coach, will they keep Aaron Rodgers? Plus, more with Julian Guilarte.

Rami Lavi reacts to the report from The Athletic saying that Bill Belichick asked the Jets about their head coaching vacancy and they turned him down. Why would they do that? Also, Rami says if they bring in the right GM and Head Coach, they should keep Aaron Rodgers. That said, Rami does not believe they will bring in the right GM and Head Coach because Woody wants full control. Plus, a preview and picks for Sunday's matchup with the Jags.

Welcome back to Simms Complete hosted by the father son duo, Matt and Phil Simms. The Jets and Giants continue to struggle as teams in their division start to heat up. And does Bo Nix still have a change to win OROTY or has Commanders QB Jayden Daniels already locked it up? 2:00 Jets v.s. Jaguars 8:00 New York Giants 14:00 DeMarvion Overshown 17:00 Bill Belichick 24:00 Sam Darnold 31:00 Justin Herbert 37:00 Joe Burrow 46:00 Rookie QB battle 51:00 Cam Ward

Rex Ryan has been publicly campaigning for the Jets head coaching job. Bilal Powell, who Rex drafted and coached shares his thoughts on the possibility of a Jets / Rex reunion. Would Rex work as a head coach today? Plus, Bilal shares a story about Woody Johnson injecting himself in position group meetings.

Rami Lavi reacts to the story from Zack Rosenblatt and Dianna Russini on how Joe Doudglas "never stood a chance to succeed as Jets GM". Rami says this is officially rock bottom for the Jets, because clearly as long as Woody Johnson owns the team there will be no one who can help this team win. There is no hope from here. Sell the team.

Rami Lavi is joined by Antwan Staley from the Daily News to discuss the Jets firing GM Joe Douglas. What lead to this? Who will they hire moving forward? Will Aaron Rodgers be back next season? How does the rest of this season play out? Plus, more.

A new week brings new headlines from 1 Jets drive, and Antwan Staley joins the show to break them all down. How the Jets turned Sauce Gardner into a losing player. Running tackling lessons in week 11. Aaron Rodgers wanting to return in 2025, and more. Plus, Jets / Colts preview and picks.

Rami Lavi is tired of people saying its the "Same Old Jets" because that obsolves the current players and regieme. There is no curse, there is no football gods, just a sad group of losers. This loss is on everyone and they need to clean house... that includes the owner.

Former Jets running back Bilal Powell joins Rami Lavi to discuss the Jets trade deadline moves. Who is pulling the strings? Joe Douglas seems to be one foot out the door, is it Aaron Rodgers? Some things would indicate he's making the decisions. Why did the Jets help a team they are competing with in the conference? Bilal shares his thoughts on Tom Brady's career as a broadcaster so far. The Jets will have to go on an unlikely run to turn this season around, can this group do it? It continues Sunday in Arizona against the Cardinals. The guys share their preview and picks for the game.

Rami Lavi kicks off the show telling us what he learned form the NFL on Sunday and Monday while watching the league without having to worry about the Jets. Next, Rami ran through the highlights of the best HALF of football from the Jets season. Was this half enough to pull you back in? Rami says you need to cool you Jets on the New York Jets, but enjoy whatever positive entertainment they give us the rest of the way. Rami details a key adjustment he needs to see the defense make in Arizona against Kyler Murray and the Cardinals, before sharing some postgame audio from Jamien Sherwood

Gordon McGuinness and Dalton Wasserman break down the Jets 21-13 win over the Houston Texans on Thursday Night Football. They highlight Garrett Wilson and Davante Adams producing in the passing game, along with some big struggles for C.J. Stroud and the Texans offensive line.

Rami Lavi compares the 2024 New York Jets to the 2024 New York Yankees. Rami has a BOLD prediction for tonight's game between the Texans and Jets, and he shares why.

This Jets loss caps off the worst Jets season ever in the most Jets way possible. Who do you blame for this? Where do they go from here?

Everyone is talking about saving the Jets season, is it possible the Jets are just bad? Rami Lavi says that is a possibility, and we will know the answer soon. Former Jets running back Bilal Powell reacts to his coach, Rex Ryan's strong criticism of the Jets. Bilal says someone needs to hold Aaron Rodgers accountable. Plus, more.

Rami Lavi discusses the Jets 37-15 loss to the Steelers on Sunday Night Football. Everyone played a role in the loss. Aaron Rodgers, the defense, special teams, the coaching, Garrett Wilson, all of them. Rami fears this loss may be too much to overcome and baring a perfect season the rest of the way, the Jets season is over.

Haason Reddick ended his holdout and will be joining the Jets on Monday, but the Jets need to save their season first in order for it to matter. The Jets MUST beat the Steelers on Sunday Night Football in order to keep their season and playoff hopes alive. Can they do it?

The Jets tried to distract us from their terrible loss by trading for Davante Adams. While it changes the narrative, does it change the odds of the Jets turning their season around? Rami Lavi answers that question. Plus, is using the 2024 Mets as a model for the 2024 Jets setting yourself up for failure?  

Rami Lavi reacts to the Jets latest mind-boggling loss in Primetime, on Monday Night Football against the Bills. The Jets wore the uniforms we grew up watching them lose in, and they lost a game in a style we've watched them lose 1,000 times. Aaron Rodgers was good enough to win, the defense was good enough to win, and the "little things" cost them again.

The Jets season starts tonight. Win, and the season is back on, lose and it's same old Jets. Can the Jets salvage their season? Will they get the 'new coach bump'? Can Aaron Rodgers play better, will the o-line keep him upright? Plus, more.

Rami Lavi and former New York Jets running back Bilal Powell discuss the Jets firing Robert Saleh. BP says the Jets firing Robert Saleh send a message to the Jets players, coaches, and management. Now it's time for everyone to wake up, they have a huge opportunity against the Bills on Monday night. The pressure now shifts to the offense, Aaron Rodgers and Joe Douglas. Will Haason Reddick and Davante Adams be in the building this week? What does Bilal expect from new interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich?

The Jets have fired their head coach Robert Saleh. Rami Lavi shares his instant reaction.

Rami and BP react to the Jets sloppy loss to the Broncos at home on Sunday. Bilal explains the use of cadence for an offense, and how Aaron Rodgers uses it to his advantage. BP says Robert Saleh made a "lame excuse" after the game. Bilal explains what could be going on with Breece Hall and why he's struggling. The Jets need to rectify this before the game against the Vikings who are another blitz heavy team, the players and coaches need to be held accountable. The Jets will travel out to London on Thursday for their game with the against Bilal's former Jets teammate Sam Darnold and the Minnesota Vikings. Rami and Bilal share their X-Factors and picks for the game.