Episode

Jets Fans Are Now New York’s Most Desperate

Podcast
Evan & Tiki
Published
Sep 18, 2026
Duration seconds
947
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Summary

Evan Roberts says Jets fans have become New York’s most desperate and passionate fan base now that Knicks fans have finally celebrated a championship, and that claim sets off a heated argument. Tiki Barber sides with Evan, while Shaun Morash pushes back and argues that winning does not make fans any less desperate for another title. The debate turns into a larger fight over whether championship-starved fans experience sports differently from those who have already tasted success. Plus, Evan revisits his controversial stance that O.J. Simpson’s football accomplishments should still be acknowledged in Bills history without necessarily honoring Simpson himself, and the guys return to how the Mets should handle Howie Rose’s farewell if weather disrupts his final home broadcast.