Episode 534 - Off the Edge w/Jamaal Westerman - The LJ Show, Pittsburgh, Casting Choices, & Tattoos
Scott Mason talks to former New York Jets pass rusher Jamaal Westerman of the CFL's Hamilton Tiger-Cats for a pro's look at the Jets' loss to the Ravens as everything going on surrounding Gang Green head into their week 16 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Jamaal has plenty of thoughts on what he's seen from the Jets since Gameday and topics for this episode include:
-What made Lamar Jackson so effective against the Jets and if there was anything different the team could have done to try to slow him down
-Sam Darnold's performance and why it may have been better than a lot of people seem to think
- Analyzing how Gang Green's offensive line did against a strong Ravens defensive unit
- Le'Veon Bell's Impressive Performance
-The Anderson/Crowder combo and how it showed more signs of progress
-How Mark Ingram had his way with the Jets' dominant run defense
-Who should play Jamaal and the key players from his career in a theoretical movie about him life
-Why Mike Tomlin has been so impressive this season and what it was like for Jamaal to be around the Pittsburgh coaching staff when he was briefly with the Steelers
-Storytime with Jamal featuring a hilarious tale about former Jets RB (and Play Like A Jet guest!) Thomas Jones and what happened the day he got a new tattoo during Jamaal's rookie year
-Thoughts on how both the Jets and Steelers will approach Sunday's matchup
and more!
This is a rare chance to get in-depth insight from a current pro who not only played for the Jets, but still follows the team closely, so check it out!
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