Aaron Rodgers “Begged” to Return?! What’s Next for the Jets at QB?

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02/17/25 • 37 min

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!

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Jets Chaos: The Real Reason Rodgers is Gone

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?!

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Jets Draft Deep Dive with Joe DeLeone

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.