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Keeping it real...
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Tårnby, Denmark
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[QUOTE=Mohegangreen;4503184]I really liked the idea of Peyton Hillis, he signed for 1 yr 3 mil, that would have been a good low risk/high reward signing, maybe Ganaway or McKnight will be that guy if we're lucky[/QUOTE]
Hillis at his best is a physical beast. Gannaway is the only one of the two who has the physical size to be a Hillis-type. Hillis was a 7th round pick. So you never know. |
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#202 |
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Keeping it real...
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Tårnby, Denmark
Posts: 23,145
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[QUOTE=Ray Ray19;4503382]
I'm the dumbass, I'm wrong, I'm the one who is pretending [/QUOTE] Someone had to say it. |
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#203 |
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Not a SOJF
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Posts: 13,797
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[QUOTE=Jordy;4503557]Someone had to say it.[/QUOTE]
Except, you are the dumbass. |
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#204 |
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JI Resident Troll
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 52,068
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[QUOTE=Ray Ray19;4503560]Except, you are the dumbass.[/QUOTE]
Give it up, you are completely embarrassing youself in this thread. |
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Up in the clouds somewhere
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: brooklyn,NY
Posts: 4,664
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All I. Know Is I hope Sparano can Do for McKnight as he did for bush.. Cause our Run game lacks serious explosion.
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Not a SOJF
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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[QUOTE=PatsFanTX;4503563]Give it up, you are completely embarrassing youself in this thread.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=PatsFanTX;4502568]The Jets have about as much of a chance of winning the Super Bowl as Shaq does making a free throw.[/QUOTE] STFU! |
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#207 |
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liked Fat Rex
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 2,308
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[QUOTE=sg3;4503480]the Jet running game's major problem last year was our OC NOT using Tomlinson as the run outside, catch passes ONLY on third down change of pace back
BUT using Tomlinson as an alternating series every down back plowing into the middle between the tackles on first and second down AND thus taking away those sort of carries from Shonn Greene, a running back more equipped to be a workhorse every down back and run between the tackles Thankfully, the moron has gone off to ruin the Rams offense AND Tomlinson has retired as a Charger replaced by Sparano who knows how to run a running game and Shonn Greene ready to show how good he is when used properly in a properly coached running game GONNA BE FUN[/QUOTE] Ganaway/McKnight and Green hopefully will complement each other but naturally I'm still hoping for Ganaway to be that explosive, shifty, tough, all around type of back that would take our running game up a notch |
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You didn't show them, Mark :(
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: northern jersey
Posts: 2,444
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here's a Shonn Greene interview with Jeané Coakley...
[url]http://www.newyorkjets.com/photos-and-videos/videos/Greene-Transitioning-Well-to-Sparanos-Offense/01180590-1024-4609-9df1-6445a8c78fa7[/url] |
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stoked
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 1,120
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read it twice and still drunk
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All League
Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 3,835
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[QUOTE=sg3;4503480]the Jet running game's major problem last year was our OC NOT using Tomlinson as the run outside, catch passes ONLY on third down change of pace back
BUT using Tomlinson as an alternating series every down back plowing into the middle between the tackles on first and second down AND thus taking away those sort of carries from Shonn Greene, a running back more equipped to be a workhorse every down back and run between the tackles Thankfully, the moron has gone off to ruin the Rams offense AND Tomlinson has retired as a Charger replaced by Sparano who knows how to run a running game and Shonn Greene ready to show how good he is when used properly in a properly coached running game GONNA BE FUN[/QUOTE] I think this point is even more evident in the quick and quiet exit of bill callahan. I honestly believe he felt that schotty held the offense and particularly the running game back with his transparent play calling. Callahan tried to leave before last year and was blocked, and left at his first opportunity with no offer for the jets to promote him or negotiate....very much swept under the rug IMO |
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Raider football- JUST FLYNN BABY.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 5,283
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[QUOTE=eaglenj;4504009]I think this point is even more evident in the quick and quiet exit of bill callahan. I honestly believe he felt that schotty held the offense and particularly the running game back with his transparent play calling. Callahan tried to leave before last year and was blocked, and left at his first opportunity with no offer for the jets to promote him or negotiate....very much swept under the rug IMO[/QUOTE]
Callahan wanted to interview for OC position in 2011. Jets wouldn't let him. That where the bitterness comes in. More headcoaches are picked from the OC ranks, than the oline coach ranks. IF he has any ideas of being a headcoach again than you can understand why he was upset with the Jets . The Jets did tried to sign Callahan to an extension but he refused. Chris Mortensen Legendary Cowboys line coach Hudson Houck retires after 29 yrs; Bill Callahan (Jets) wll replace him. #ESPN story up soon. #NFL32 ———————————— Tough go for the Jets. Bill Callahan has done a great job with this offensive line. Last year not so much but he’s been very consistent. Doing wonders with Nick Mangold and D’brickashaw Ferguson and more notably Matt Slauson a late round pick that he’s molded into a very solid left guard. I’m sure his absence will be felt and there is no real reason why Bill left. He did turn down an extension with Jets shorty after the Jets loss in Miami. One can speculate but no doubt this collapse in New York played a roll in his departure. Source : Adam Schefter Last edited by Raider9175; 06-30-2012 at 09:26 AM. |
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