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happy to be here
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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The reason we have to continually change out HC's is because we seldom if ever pick a good one. The reason for that is we've had incompetent owners and Gm's making those decisions. ....still by the way. There is a reason the one and only SB appearance for this franchise was in 69' and counting.
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Saved,and Thankfull
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Delaware
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Simple answer is because the old Hc doesn't have a clue about what it means to be a HC. Rex Ryan is a darn great DC and there's nothing wrong with that. The Jets used to have a Solid HC who was not a play caller on either Offense or defense. He managed the players, the NY media and his coaches. If he was given the lattitude that Woody Johnson is giving this blowhard of a HC we have today, who knows what could have been. I have never before in my life hear someone say that they failed miserably at the Job they were hired to do, not once but twice and was given even more power by their employer. What could be so bad that you would rather be thought of as the village idiot than to have your issue exposed ? With all Rex Ryan's issues, what could he possibly have on Woody Johnson ? |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Roslyn
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I think you overestimate the demand for Jet PSL's. There's very little chance he gets to sell the same seat twice with the secondary market tanking. Why would anyone buy a PSL from the Jets now at face when they can get a big discount on the secondary market?
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Think outside the box.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Warwick, New York
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so why side with anything?
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Colorado
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There is no evidence that Rex will be able to adapt as a head coach and start moving this team in a new direction. We've all heard it before only to see nothing change and things to continue to spiral downward. In my mind, a Rex-less Jets team is inevitable so why delay the start of the next chapter of this franchise? |
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All League
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Pensacola, FL
Posts: 2,840
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By bringing in a new HC, they can take their lumps in 2013 and build for 2014 and beyond.
By keeping Rex, The delusional Woody and Rex are going to make short-sighted decisions to try and win in 2013. So instead of winning 3 or 4 games, we may win 5. But the cost will dig into 2014 and beyond. Examples 1. Rex won't draft a QB. Not in the first, not in the 7th. He does not have the time to develop a QB. 2. In order to give the Jets more cap space, he is going to approach players like Cromartie, Pouha, Holmes, possibly Mangold and D'Brick to rework deals. So instead of having $60M in cap space to work with in 2014, we eat up a ton of space in order to field the best possible team in 2013 - which will be futile. |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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