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Mike Francesa, a renowned sports radio host, criticized the New York Jets for an unusual social media post during their Week 4 loss to the Chicago Bears, where they highlighted running back Braelon Allen’s modest performance despite trailing significantly in the game. Francesa questioned whether the post was real and proceeded to mock the team's management as being incapable of doing anything without causing a stir. The Jets’ poor performance continued with them having the ball for only 17 minutes compared to Chicago’s 42, leading to an overwhelming loss that left fans questioning the team’s direction under current leadership.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
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Story summary
The New York Jets posted an unusual social media update during their Week 4 loss to the Chicago Bears, highlighting running back Braelon Allen's modest performance with only 26 rushing yards on four attempts early in the second half. The post left many, including sports radio legend Mike Francesa, perplexed about its authenticity and relevance.
Francesa expressed his doubts about the post being genuine, noting that in today’s media landscape, distinguishing truth from falsehood is increasingly difficult. However, if the post was indeed real, he criticized the Jets for their poor management, stating they could "screw up a one-car funeral." Francesa further emphasized the team's disarray and described them as "terribly" mismanaged, reflecting broader fan sentiment about the Jets' struggles.
Written for “Jets Woes Continue” on 2026-10-07,
grounded in this article and the 0 other(s) covering the same event.
The New York Jets shared an odd post on social media during the team’s Week 4 loss to the Chicago Bears on Sunday and it left sports radio legend Mike Francesa just as confused as anyone else.
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The Jets’ social media hyped up running back Braelon Allen’s 26 rushing yards on four consecutive attempts to start the second half.
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Francesa appeared on NBC Sports’ "Fanta in 60" and was asked about the post.
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First, he didn’t think it was real.
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"I’m not familiar with this.
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You’re saying the Jets themselves …
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Now, I don’t know if that’s real or not.
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In this day and age, we don’t know what’s real or what’s not.
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That’s a big problem in every part of news, including sports," Francesa said.
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"But if it is real and that’s the first I’ve seen of it, let me just explain one thing to you as someone who has been around the Jets, viewed the Jets, and know the Jets very well – the Jets can screw up a one-car funeral.
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They are terribly run – from the owner on down.
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So, nothing they would do that is stupid would ever surprise me.
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The bottom line is, and I don’t know if that’s real. …
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I don’t know how you verify it, but if it is real, OK, in this day and age, because of what we’re living through, we don’t know what’s real and what’s not real and that’s a big problem, but if it is, nothing they would do would ever surprise me."
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It appears we are long gone from the Jets and the New York Giants celebrating being 1-0 together for the first time in a dog’s age.
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Jubilation from the Jets after ending their interception drought quickly went downhill.
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The Bears held the ball for 42 minutes and 15 seconds.
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The Jets only had the ball for 17 minutes and 15 seconds.
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Chicago ran 89 plays to New York’s 32.
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Chicago linebacker Devin Bush even said it was one of the "easiest" games he ever played in the NFL.
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New York is 1-3 on the year and hosts the AFC North-leading Cleveland Browns this Sunday.
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