Photo by Steven Ryan/Getty Images Bringing your daily links to the NFL’s New York Jets Good morning, Gang Green Nation! I hope you’re all having a great start to the day. Shout out to Mr. Wells for holding down the fort over the weekend as usual. Speaking of things being as usual, the Jets lost once again on Sunday, this time to the Philadelphia Eagles. The kicker is that the Eagles were without Jalen Hurts - and instead the Jets got torched by Gardner Minshew. Now, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t happy for Minshew, as he’s one of my favorite players in the NFL. But for a defensive guru to not only not prepare in case Minshew played, but then to get torched by him is pretty unacceptable. And, while Zach Wilson did look better in this game, he still has a long way to go. We’ll see if he’s able to overcome future obstacles as his task won’t necessarily get any easier this season. With that, here are your links to the Jets to start your morning. Geoff Magliocchetti - Zach Wilson flashes but defense sputters as Jets lose to Eagles (Highlights) Robby Sabo - The more things change (Zach Wilson), the more they stay the same (Jets vs. Eagles) Brian Costello - Jets torched by Gardner Minshew, Eagles to clinch losing season Eric Allen & Ethan Greenberg - Jets-Eagles 3 Takeaways | Zach Wilson Starts Hot; Team Cools Late SNY - Bent - Jets takeaways from 33-18 loss to Eagles, including fast Zach Wilson start Brian Costello - Jets report card: Defense looks lost vs. Gardner Minshew SNY - Robert Saleh on defense's 'self-inflicted wounds' in loss to Eagles | Jets Post Game Joey Chandler - Zach Wilson’s hot start cooled off by Jets’ defensive struggles in 2nd half Jack Bell - Robert Saleh: Jets QB Zach Wilson’s ‘Best Game by Far’ Ryan Morik - Robert Saleh says Zach Wilson had 'by far his best game' operating Jets' offense against Eagles SNY - Former Jet analyzes Zach Wilson and Elijah Moore's budding connection | Post Game Live Ian O'Connor - Improvement Jets' Zach Wilson showed still isn't good enough Randy Lange - Jets' C.J. Mosley: 'We Can Affect the Future ... Right Now' Ryan Morik - C.J. Mosley on Eagles' lack of respect to Jets: 'That pisses you off' Brian Costello - C.J. Mosley is tired of disrespect Eagles showed Jets in loss Randy Lange - Robert Saleh's Passions Show During Jets' Home Loss to Eagles Brian Fonseca - Jets admit they did not prepare for Eagles backup QB Gardner Minshew: Here’s why Thomas Christopher - Picking up Quinnen Williams' 5th year should be no-brainer for Jets Michael Nania - 'Madden NFL' responds to John Franklin-Myers' plea for ratings boost Thomas Christopher - Bryce Hall's emergence opens up more New York Jets possibilities Michael Nania - NY Jets OT Mekhi Becton teases upcoming return Here are your missed connections from yesterday. Here’s the thread about nothing, make sure to check it out! I hope you all have a safe and wonderful rest of the day!

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Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images Sunday Night Football, Week 13. Tonight the Denver Broncos visit the Kansas City Chiefs. The 6-5 Denver Broncos come into this game winners of three of their last four games. The Broncos field a top 10 defense but a mediocre 20th ranked offense. They have struggled to score, putting up 19 points or less in five of their last eight games. The 7-4 Kansas City Chiefs come into this game surging, winners of four straight games. That has largely been accomplished on the backs of a resurgent defense. The Chiefs’ offense is still sputtering, having scored 20 or fewer points in four of their last five games. Nonetheless the Chiefs have gotten themselves in position to challenge for the #1 seed in the AFC after starting the season just 3-4. This is a game with major playoff implications for both teams. Both are still in position to win the AFC West, and the Chiefs are legitimate contenders for the #1 seed. It’s the Broncos and the Chiefs in an AFC West showdown on Sunday Night Football. Enjoy the game everybody.

Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images Giants try to explain latest failure after dropping to 4-8 on the season What were the New York Giants saying after another awful offensive performance on Sunday in a 20-9 loss to the Miami Dolphins? Let’s go to the post-game press conferences to find out. Giants coach Joe Judge on the offense ... “I think right now there are some opportunities we have as far as getting the ball down the field, pushing it down the field making plays. I like some of the plays that Evan was able to come up with, some of the catches Kenny was able to come up with, you know, some of the things Booker is doing with some catch and runs on the screen. Kyle Rudolph is doing a good job with some of the balls getting vertical, producing first downs. There’s a lot of things moving in the right direction as far as that. “I think our pass protection as a whole, although there are some plays obviously we’ve got to look at and keep on improving on, but I’m encouraged by some of the things we’re seeing out there in terms of how that group is progressing. We’ve got to keep doing a better overall as a team.” CB James Bradberry on whether the defense feels pressure because of the struggles of the offense ... “I mean, I think it’s just pressure kind of going out there and playing general. So I try not to get too caught up in what the other side of the ball is doing. “I know my job is to go out there and defend every blade of grass out there and defend them from scoring touchdowns. That’s my approach every time I go out on the field, you know, stop them from scoring.” WR Kenny Golladay on the lack of offensive production ... “I feel like, you know, we’re moving the ball, you know, well. At the end of the day, you know, we just didn’t execute the way we needed to. They was able to blitz us a little bit. And we’ve just got to do a better job as an offense as a whole. “I mean, yeah, it’s frustrating. Only thing we can do is go back to work. And luckily we have another game next week.” RB Saquon Barkley on the poor offensive play ... “9 points is not acceptable. We’ve got to be better. We’ve got to capitalize on opportunities. We’ve got to be better as a whole starting with myself. “We know that we’ve got to be better on offense. It’s something that we haven’t been doing this year, haven’t been scoring touchdowns. And, you know, I know even though we’re tired, I know defense is annoyed too because defense is playing lights out. So we’ve got to do a better job of playing all three phases. And we’re not doing it on our side.” DB Logan Ryan on whether he is annoyed with the offense ... “I don’t feel annoyed. Not at all, man. We knew what the challenge was. The challenge of how their defense is playing, their four-game win streak. They’re almost playing like top defense in the league right now. “We kind of took that challenge to try to match that, beat them. That’s how we — you know, we’ve got to play against Miami’s offense and we can see what their defense is doing, but we can’t get into — we can only control what we can control. “And Miami’s defense beat us in turnovers today. And I think getting the ball has been a big key to us winning games. Today we didn’t get one. If we don’t get the ball, we’re not going to win the games. So we’ve got to go get them. And unfortunately we didn’t get it today.”