Rex Ryan not included in Jets' initial GM interviews

[Tai Mai Shu]

By Marc Sessler
Around the League Writer
Published: Jan. 15, 2013 at 12:23 p.m.
Updated: Jan. 15, 2013 at 12:35 p.m.

Coach Rex Ryan said last week he wants the New York Jets to take on more of his personality -- not less -- but that isn't likely to extend to the team's search for a new general manager.

NFL.com's Albert Breer reports Ryan was nowhere to be seen during the team's first round of interviews with candidates, according to sources apprised of the process. Breer was told meetings were run by owner Woody Johnson, team president Neil Glat and consultant Jed Hughes.

The Jets declined comment on Ryan's absence. As Breer points out, it's not surprising Ryan would be omitted from the initial meetings. If Johnson is serious about finding the best man for the job, he's wise to create a forum where candidates can speak freely on the state of a team that dipped to 6-10 last season.

Johnson has made it clear that whoever takes the front-office gig will roll with Ryan at coach for 2013. Ryan's status beyond next season is undetermined. It's an awkward dynamic that hints at a possible overhaul next season. Predictably, GM-types haven't exactly flocked to Gotham to chat.

Ryan's presence aside, Mike Tannenbaum's replacement inherits many of the problems from last season: tangled issues at the quarterback position, a ho-hum offensive roster, and a franchise seemingly married to endless dramatics.

Not a job for the faint of heart, but someone, somewhere is going to accept it. (We hope.)

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...-gm-interviews

[McGinley]

Considering he was on vacation at the time, I would assume he wouldn't be. Plus, he said he wouldn't be involved in the process until near the end.

[Tai Mai Shu]

Originally Posted by McGinley

Considering he was on vacation at the time, I would assume he wouldn't be. Plus, he said he wouldn't be involved in the process until near the end.

I didn't know that the interview process begin during Rex vacation.

[patman]

The initial contact was most likely a teleconference only. Woody did say that Rex will have input on the selection.

[McGinley]

Originally Posted by Tai Mai Shu

I didn't know that the interview process begin during Rex vacation.

I'm pretty sure they did, but I could be wrong.

[petejet]

I am confused. How can this be? I thought Rex was running the team?

[JETFAN1]

So what's the story here? Sounds logical to me even before it was known Rex would get involved at the end. A story about nothing..

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[SAR I]

This is an outrage.

SAR I

[Rich Caster]

[QUOTE=JETFAN1;4779015]So what's the story here? Sounds logical to me even before it was known Rex would get involved at the end. A story about nothing..

Every story about Rex is "about nothing"
Rex is running the show, Woody, is clueless

[TheBlairThomasFumble]

More trolling.

So let me get this straight. Breer reports for NFL.com about RR and the GM issue and then this loser writes an article about Breer's report for NFL.com?

We're supposed to take these reporters seriously? He's reporting on a report issued by the same media outlet. On the same website.

"We hope," this douche writes, that someone will accept GM job. **** you.

Gotta love all of this concern trolling about RR's involvement or non-involvement with GM process.

Anyone else take notice that with losers like Sessler it's a problem if Rex isn't involved in search (The coach is a clown so WJ doesn't want him in the room!) or if he's involved (Woody is Rex's puppet!!)

Screw all of these guys.

[Jetfan16]

Originally Posted by Tai Mai Shu

I didn't know that the interview process begin during Rex vacation.

Thank you for that, Roger

[Hitman Harris]

Originally Posted by SAR I

This is an outrage.

SAR I

Sometimes you're a real doosh, and then sometimes you post stuff like this, and make me spit milk at my computer, sending me to the apple store, AGAIN!

[Jetfan16]

Originally Posted by Hitman Harris

Sometimes you're a real doosh, and then sometimes you post stuff like this, and make me spit milk at my computer, sending me to the apple store, AGAIN!

Just don't swallow your gum, mate























Or be a menace to South Central while drinkin your juice in the hood

[Untouchable]

So Rex isn't ruling the front office with an iron fist and influencing every decision?

Well i'll be.

[Hitman Harris]

Originally Posted by Jetfan16

Just don't swallow your gum, mate



Or be a menace to South Central while drinkin your juice in the hood

HAHA!!!

I love that movie

[ryan10]

Originally Posted by Tai Mai Shu

By Marc Sessler
Around the League Writer
Published: Jan. 15, 2013 at 12:23 p.m.
Updated: Jan. 15, 2013 at 12:35 p.m.

Coach Rex Ryan said last week he wants the New York Jets to take on more of his personality -- not less -- but that isn't likely to extend to the team's search for a new general manager.

NFL.com's Albert Breer reports Ryan was nowhere to be seen during the team's first round of interviews with candidates, according to sources apprised of the process. Breer was told meetings were run by owner Woody Johnson, team president Neil Glat and consultant Jed Hughes.

The Jets declined comment on Ryan's absence. As Breer points out, it's not surprising Ryan would be omitted from the initial meetings. If Johnson is serious about finding the best man for the job, he's wise to create a forum where candidates can speak freely on the state of a team that dipped to 6-10 last season.

Johnson has made it clear that whoever takes the front-office gig will roll with Ryan at coach for 2013. Ryan's status beyond next season is undetermined. It's an awkward dynamic that hints at a possible overhaul next season. Predictably, GM-types haven't exactly flocked to Gotham to chat.

Ryan's presence aside, Mike Tannenbaum's replacement inherits many of the problems from last season: tangled issues at the quarterback position, a ho-hum offensive roster, and a franchise seemingly married to endless dramatics.

Not a job for the faint of heart, but someone, somewhere is going to accept it. (We hope.)

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...-gm-interviews

what?? havent flocked?? they have interviewed like 15 guys no??

[Johnny Bravo]

Originally Posted by Jetfan16

Just don't swallow your gum, mate























Or be a menace to South Central while drinkin your juice in the hood

And have correct change when the pizza delivery man knocks on the door.

[ColonelForbin]

whatever the hell is going on is sure to be entertaining. yay jets

[Buzzsaw]

He shouldn't be involved in any part of the interview process. He should be trying to improve himself as a head coach. Read some books, watch game tape from the playoffs, anything to get better, because he's done a really poor job the past two years.

[Jetfan16]

Originally Posted by Johnny Bravo

And have correct change when the pizza delivery man knocks on the door.

No, those ****ers better have actual change when they deliver a pizza, otherwise they can expect to be sent back to the pizza shop to bring me back every last damn cent of it!!!