Best Of Jets on WFAN: Frank Reich’s Shotgun Meltdown and Aaron Glenn’s Halftime Confusion
Evan & TikiShow Notes
WFAN presents a collection of heated fallout from the Jets’ frustrating loss to the Patriots, featuring Boomer & Gio, Evan & Tiki, and The Carton Show. Gio vents about Frank Reich repeatedly calling shotgun runs on third and fourth-and-short, Boomer shares an elevator encounter with a fan offering coaching advice, and the crew investigates Aaron Glenn’s bizarre "we get the ball" halftime remark. Plus, Craig Carton goes scorched earth over an unheralded running back shredding the defense to close out the game. That and more on Best Of Jets on WFAN!
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