Jets Audibles

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by former Jets WR Jerricho Cotchery. They start by talking about him being drafted by the team in 2004 (1:15), his rookie season with the Jets (2:30) and his breakout season in 2006 (4:45). The guys also discuss what Chad Pennington meant to Cotchery's career (7:35), what it was like playing for Rex Ryan (9:15) and the playoff runs with those teams (12:50). Lastly, they talk about the 2010 play vs Browns where he injured his groin but still made a big catch in OT (14:30), how tough it was to say goodbye to the Jets organization when he signed with Pittsburgh (20:35) and what he saw from the current Jets teams from being out at a practice this spring (26:00).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets WR Corey Davis. They talk about dealing with injuries in Year 1 with the Green and White (0:53) and how early last season he clicked with QB Zach Wilson (2:37). Davis goes on to discuss his rehab to get back on the playing field (4:13), his spring work out in Nashville with Wilson (4:45), and what the game last season vs. the Titans meant to him (6:37). The guys discuss what type of WR group is building at 1 Jets Drive (9:40), specifically about what he sees in rookie WR Garrett Wilson (1030), and what has changed in the tight end room (12:05). Lastly, they talk about the biggest difference between brothers Mike and Matt LaFleur (14:22), what Davis has seen from Sauce Gardner on the practice field (16:00) and his relationship with head coach Robert Saleh (18:00).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets QB coach Rob Calabrese. They talk Year 2 in the system (0:26) and review Calabrese's offensive coordinator stint at the Senior Bowl (1:00). The guys also discuss the impact that Greg Knapp had last season and his lasting impact (4:45), Zach Wilson's rookie season (11:10), and how different the QB is this spring (14:40). Calabrese comments on his relationship with offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur (15:15), why this is the right spot for him right now (19:03), and what he took away from his Denver coaching experience (21:45). Lastly, they talk about Calabrese's high school days on Long Island (24:20), playing both QB and WR at UCF (26:15), and his thoughts on the weapons surrounding Wilson (28:45).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by Jets linebacker C.J. Mosley. They begin with thoughts on the Jets' home opener against Mosley's former team, the Baltimore Ravens, (0:20) and the Weeks 1-4 run against the AFC North (3:00). The guys also discuss how much instincts play a part of the game (7:00), Mosley's leadership role (10:00), and the growth of fellow LB Quincy Williams (14:20). C.J. talks about the linebackers he watches around the league (20:45), what separates the successful teams (22:40), and what he likes most about what he's seeing this offseason on the field (23:40). Lastly, they talk about Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner's play in OTAs (24:50), the moves that Joe Douglas made in free agency (28:05) and the jump that quarterback Zach Wilson can make this season (34:30).

Host Eric Allen is joined by former Jets QB Mark Sanchez. They reminisce about when Sanchez was at the Jets' facility to start his career (1:58), his private work out with the organization before the 2009 NFL Draft (5:22) and the four seasons he played for the Green and White (9:10). Sanchez shares his engagement story to actress Perry Mattfeld (13:50), what he is seeing from Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh as the team continues OTAs (20:30) and his thoughts on the current Jets QB Zach Wilson (23:47). Finally, Sanchez gives his opinion on why Robert Saleh is perfect for a young team like the Jets (27:45), his most memorable stretch playing for the Green & White (28:30) and the 2010 playoff victory in Foxborough over the Patriots (32:30).

In the season finale of The Exchange, the show starts off with a big surprise as Woody Johnson announces that Nick Mangold, D'Brickahsaw Ferguson and Darrelle Revis will be inducted into the Ring of Honor this season (0:47). Mangold is joined in the studio with his family to talk about the honor (3:35). Sanchez and Mangold then welcome in special guest Zach Wilson to talk about how his second offseason program going (4:50). Wilson surprises Sanchez with one of his favorite snacks, hot dogs, on set (7:00). They talk about taking on more of a leadership role in his second season (8:00) and his offseason routine of gaining muscle (11:00). Lastly, they talk about Wilson's experience being in New York City (12:38), his gift of free flights to his offensive lineman (16:05) and they play a game of rapid fire (17:38). Mangold and Sanchez end the show talking about their favorite memories from Season 1 and how they are looking forward to Season 2 of the show (19:55).

Host Eric Allen is joined is studio by Running Back Michael Carter. They discuss the difference preparing for Year 2 as opposed to a rookie year (0:35), the veterans in the locker room who've impacted him (1:32) and the impact Carter's family has had on his life (3:15). Carter talks about what he did the offseason (7:20) and his thoughts on GM Joe Douglas calling him "Young MC" (9:55). They reflect on the the mental side of the NFL (14:05) and break down pad level and contact balance (17:15). Carter dishes on the addition of second-round pick Breece Hall (23:52), shares a fun story about a chance meeting with Brian Baldinger an airport (25:07) and his first-guy up mentality (26:10).

Host Eric Allen is joined by ESPN analyst and former Jets guard Damien Woody to discuss the direction the team is heading in (1:00). The guys take a deep look at Robert Saleh's leadership of the team (2:00), the changing landscape of the AFC East (3:10) and the potential of the Jets offensive line this season (6:50).Woody gives his take on what are the next steps for quarterback Zach Wilson (8:30) and the improved weapons around him at wide receiver (11:55). They switch to the defensive side of the ball to talk about what the Jets have done this offseason (13:50), the synergy between Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh in all these moves (18:18) and a breakdown of the 2022 Jets schedule (19:25). Finally, they turn back the clock and look at why Woody chose to come to play in New York (22:05) and why he decided to stay in the area after retirement (33:05).

The 2022 Jets schedule has been released and host Eric Allen is joined by the NFL's Vice President, Broadcast Planning, Mike North, to break it all down. The guys discuss the league's schedule unveiling (01:35) and how it is a combination of both art and science (2:15). They review the decision on the Jets' one prime-time game (7:25) plus North explains the league's thought process behind making Week 1 a home opener for the Jets (10:45), if rest differential goes into the thinking of creating a schedule (11:40) and how most teams recently have declined byes coming back from London (14:25). The guys discuss the rare start of the Jets' slate with the Green & White opening up with four games against the AFC North Division (16:05), the thought process on how the league likes to stack division road and home splits (19:15) and how the increasing number of broadcast partners impacts schedule-making (21:15). Lastly, North gives some insight on the flex scheduling that occurs as the NFL season rolls on (25:30) and som

In Episode 5 of The Exchange with Nick Mangold and Mark Sanchez the guys open up the show by talking draft day stories (0:56). Sanchez than gives a look into his first couple of days in New York (3:00), followed by Mangold talking about how he still had to go to college classes after he was picks by the Jets (4:45). The guys are joined in studio by Jets guard Alijah Vera-Tucker (7:52). They start out by talking his favorite memories of USC (9:00), what his draft day was like (10:46) and AVT's first experience with the New York/New Jersey area (14:45). The guys go on to discuss the holiday gift that Zach Wilson gave the offensive lineman (16:55), AVT's welcome to the NFL moment (18:30) and finish the interview with some rapid fire questions (22:46). The guys wrap up the show by talking about Mangold's recent trip to London for the NFL Draft (25:30).

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by NFL analyst Brian Baldinger. They start out discussing the additions made by the Jets via the 2022 NFL Draft (0:30), Baldy breaks down how the dynamic has changed for the offense after the drafted players and free agents (2:30). The guys discuss Zach Wilson and how he does not have to take a leap all by himself with all the new weapons on offense (7:20). Then they switch to the other side of the ball and talk about the additions on defense that the Jets have made during the offseason (12:02), and go deeper looking at the depth at the cornerback position (14:00). Lastly, they discuss the impact that Joe Douglas had made as general manager (15:15) and his relationship with Robert Saleh (17:30).

Host Eric Allen talks with Jets assistant general manger Rex Hogan. Hogan reviews all seven selections the Jets made in the 2022 NFL Draft and how the group will help the Green & White. Hogan also details the Jets' roster building process during the 2022 offseason.

Host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler review the Jets' draft class, which was his favorite class among the 32 NFL teams (1:30). They then go over each selection starting with Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner (3:13), Garrett Wilson (6:41), Jermaine Johnson (11:00), Breece Hall (15:36), Jeremy Ruckert (19:51), Max Mitchell (22:50) and Micheal Clemons (26:20). They wrap up with Dane's thoughts on why this group could help the franchise continue in the right direction (29:43).

The final bell has rung on the 2022 NFL Draft and Eric Allen, Anthony Becht, Erik Coleman and Ethan Greenberg put a bow a successful Jets' weekend. They compare the Jets' class to other league hauls (0:33), discuss how the Jets found a wideout in the draft (3:43) plus the youth movement inside the locker room (4:50). They take a deep dive into Sauce Gardner's fit in the Jets system (7:55) and which position group has improved the most (9:05). Lastly, the guys deliver their favorite image(s) of the draft (20:55), dish on if the Jets have closed the gap in the AFC East (24:30) and deliver final thoughts on the Jets' 2022 NFL Draft (29:15).

Day 2 of the 2022 NFL Draft saw the Jets make 2 selections and host Eric Allen is joined in studio with Anthony Becht and Erik Coleman to break it all down. The guys talk about the selection of Iowa State running back Breece Hall with the 36th overall pick (1:00), They discuss taking a running back early in the draft (2:35) and how Hall could fit in the Jets offense (4:40). They dish on the speed emphasis in the early rounds of the draft (11:15) and how the first four picks are good team fits (14:13). We then hear from the newest Jets running back, Hall, who talked with team reporter Ethan Greenberg (18:00). Greenberg then joins the set to discuss his thoughts on the Jets' draft haul to date (21:50). The guys analyze the homecoming for new Jets TE/Long Island native Jeremy Ruckert (23:30) plus the Hall addition to the running back room (25:00). They talk their favorite picks (28:50) and look ahead to Day 3 and best players available (37:30).

Day 1 of the 2022 NFL Draft saw the Jets make 3 selections as host Eric Allen is joined in studio with Anthony Becht and Erik Coleman to break it all down. The guys start by talking about the Jets trading back into the first round to select Florida State Edge Jermaine Johnson (1:00) and later discuss how Douglas and Robert Saleh are on the same page (2:30). We then hear from the newest Jets defender , Johnson, who talked with team reporter Caroline Hendershot in Vegas (4:50). The guys follow that up with a complete breakdown of Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner (10:35) and we head back to Vegas to hear from the 10th overall pick Garrett Wilson (11:55). Lastly, they take a look at options for the Jets ahead in Day 2 of the draft (20:45) and Caroline catches up with "Sauce" Gardner (25:17).

The 2022 draft prep is coming to a close as host Eric Allen is joined by Leger Douzable to talk about his feelings on the best case scenario for the Jets at top of the draft (2;00). Douzable gives his reason on why he is so high on Florida State edge rusher Jermaine Johnson (4:30), how he would decide between picking an OL or Edge at Pick No. 4 (6:45) and his thoughts on the top defensive backs in the draft (9:05). Lastly, Douzable gives his opinion on the latest surrounding the Deebo Samuel rumors (15:45), the Jets' needs heading into the draft (27:30) and his upcoming project "I am athlete tonight" (34:02).

It is a day before the NFL Draft as host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler review Brugler's final mock draft picks at No. 4 and No. 10 overall (02:39). Brugler shares his ideal combination for the two premium selections, and how it fits their coaching scheme. Moving onto the second round, Brugler projects which top talents slip to picks No. 35 and No. 38 (10:50). Finally, Brugler fills out the rest of the Jets 2022 mock draft giving analysis on players casual fans may not know (15:57).

It is a day before the NFL Draft as host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler review Brugler's final mock draft picks at No. 4 and No. 10 overall (02:39). Brugler shares his ideal combination for the two premium selections, and how it fits their coaching scheme. Moving onto the second round, Brugler projects which top talents slip to picks No. 35 and No. 38 (10:50). Finally, Brugler fills out the rest of the Jets 2022 mock draft giving analysis on players casual fans may not know (15:57).

Host Eric Allen is joined by center Connor McGovern from his home in North Dakota. They start out discussing the recent addition to the McGovern family (0:30) and cover Connor's involvement in the 2022 ABLE Games in Fargo, North Dakota (3:00). The guys go into Connor's workout routine (13:15), the key to his career durability/longevity (17:30) and provide an update on his rehab from his knee injury (20:30). Lastly, Connor reviews the Jets' offseason moves (21:22), his career-year in 2021 (23:40), the growth of quarterback Zach Wilson (25:00) and what it's like to be coached by Robert Saleh (27:05).