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Has there ever been anybody in more over their head then Rex?
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 01:30 PM
I still have faith in rex ryan. they gave cowher 10+ years in Pittsburgh. Jets fans want to get rid of Rex after 4. No friggin way. He's not perfect but he's not Ray handley either. Rex is an awesome defensive coach who is competent at head coach.
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 01:32 PM
I still have faith in rex ryan. they gave cowher 10+ years in Pittsburgh. Jets fans want to get rid of Rex after 4. No friggin way. He's not perfect but he's not Ray handley either. Rex is an awesome defensive coach who is competent at head coach.
Love what he did with Vernon!
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 01:36 PM
Cowher > Herm > cow dung > Rex.I still have faith in rex ryan. they gave cowher 10+ years in Pittsburgh. Jets fans want to get rid of Rex after 4. No friggin way. He's not perfect but he's not Ray handley either. Rex is an awesome defensive coach who is competent at head coach.
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 02:07 PM
I still have faith in rex ryan. they gave cowher 10+ years in Pittsburgh. Jets fans want to get rid of Rex after 4. No friggin way. He's not perfect but he's not Ray handley either. Rex is an awesome defensive coach who is competent at head coach.
Not really. Cowher took over a 7-9 team and won 11, 9, 12, 11 his first 4 years, winning his division 3x, and went to the SB in year 4. Yeah Pittsburgh got the snot beat out of them in the SB but they were just overmatched anyway. Sure we have had to deal with Sanchez, but he was saddled with Kordell Stewart as his starting QB for half a decade (then Tommy Maddox for a couple of years after that).
I think Cowher is a bit overrated and don't know that he is right for today's pass-first game any more than Rex has shown to be. Plus if he wanted the job he'd have already taken it before we hired Rex. This place is a zoo and I don't see him wanting any part of that.
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 02:09 PM
I still have faith in rex ryan. they gave cowher 10+ years in Pittsburgh. Jets fans want to get rid of Rex after 4. No friggin way. He's not perfect but he's not Ray handley either. Rex is an awesome defensive coach who is competent at head coach.
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 02:22 PM
The more Rex talks the more you realize how clueless he is when it comes to offensive football. You can't have that in the 2012 NFL.
What do think Lovie Smith knows about offensive Football? John Harbaugh? John Fox? Marvin Jones? Mike Tomlin?
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 02:24 PM
Fox and Tomlin have hall of fame QB's so they are winning, Smith and Harbaugh have elite talent on both sides of the ball. I've never heard any of them sound as clueless as Rex does though.What do think Lovie Smith knows about offensive Football? John Harbaugh? John Fox? Marvin Jones? Mike Tomlin?
Edited by unbanmadmike1, 03 December 2012 - 02:24 PM.
Tank for Teddy.
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 02:25 PM
Fox and Tomlin have hall of fame QB's so they are winning, Smith and Harbaugh have elite talent on both sides of the ball. I've never heard any of them sound as clueless as Rex does though.
Whats that got to do with knowing something about offense?
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 02:25 PM
Rex Ryan on Jets starting quarterback vs Jaguars: 'I definitely need a little more time to make that decision'
BY Manish Mehta
The morning after Rex Ryan benched Mark Sanchez for the first time in his career, the Jets head coach didn’t reveal who his starting quarterback will be this week against the Jaguars.
Will it be Greg McElroy, who sparked the Jets in the 7-6 win over the Cardinals on Sunday, Tim Tebow or Sanchez?
"Right now, I definitely need a little more time to make that decision,” Ryan said on Monday. “I'm comfortable and confident with all 3 quarterbacks. I think all three guys have now proven they can win in this league…. But I'll make that decision as the week goes on."
Ryan maintained that he would discuss it with his coaching staff, including offensive coordinator Tony Sparano and quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh.
“I want to make sure that I talk to Tony, Matt, everybody… and make sure I get a sense of what will be the right decision,” Ryan said. “I got three good quarterbacks. I feel good about three quarterbacks. I think we’re in a lot better situation than probably a lot of teams.”
"I just want to make sure I get all the facts,” Ryan later added. “It's a big decision... Obviously, the decision I think has to be made on what gives us the best opportunity to beat Jacksonville…. I want it to be open discussion. So I don’t want to say that there’s a way that I’m definitely leaning. I want to make sure that everybody knows that it’s an open discussion. I want honest feedback.”
Ryan said he believes he’ll have a decision by Tuesday night before the start of Wednesday’s practice.
“Obviously the quarterback position is different than any other position,” Ryan said. “I’m probably slower to make that move. I’ve benched a lot of great players as a coach…. on defense in particular.”
Ryan admitted that the team will monitor Tebow’s cracked ribs during the week.
“I don’t think he’s near 100 percent,” Ryan said. “Quite honestly I let Tim talk me into activating him the week before and I think that was something that I regretted. I wasn’t going to let him talk his way into it this time.”
The fact that the Jets are on the road this week wouldn’t necessarily preclude McElroy from getting his first career start, Ryan said.
“He’s not foreign to big games,” Ryan said. “He won a national championship….
We’re fortunate to have guys that are tested that way.”
BY Manish Mehta
The morning after Rex Ryan benched Mark Sanchez for the first time in his career, the Jets head coach didn’t reveal who his starting quarterback will be this week against the Jaguars.
Will it be Greg McElroy, who sparked the Jets in the 7-6 win over the Cardinals on Sunday, Tim Tebow or Sanchez?
"Right now, I definitely need a little more time to make that decision,” Ryan said on Monday. “I'm comfortable and confident with all 3 quarterbacks. I think all three guys have now proven they can win in this league…. But I'll make that decision as the week goes on."
Ryan maintained that he would discuss it with his coaching staff, including offensive coordinator Tony Sparano and quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh.
“I want to make sure that I talk to Tony, Matt, everybody… and make sure I get a sense of what will be the right decision,” Ryan said. “I got three good quarterbacks. I feel good about three quarterbacks. I think we’re in a lot better situation than probably a lot of teams.”
"I just want to make sure I get all the facts,” Ryan later added. “It's a big decision... Obviously, the decision I think has to be made on what gives us the best opportunity to beat Jacksonville…. I want it to be open discussion. So I don’t want to say that there’s a way that I’m definitely leaning. I want to make sure that everybody knows that it’s an open discussion. I want honest feedback.”
Ryan said he believes he’ll have a decision by Tuesday night before the start of Wednesday’s practice.
“Obviously the quarterback position is different than any other position,” Ryan said. “I’m probably slower to make that move. I’ve benched a lot of great players as a coach…. on defense in particular.”
Ryan admitted that the team will monitor Tebow’s cracked ribs during the week.
“I don’t think he’s near 100 percent,” Ryan said. “Quite honestly I let Tim talk me into activating him the week before and I think that was something that I regretted. I wasn’t going to let him talk his way into it this time.”
The fact that the Jets are on the road this week wouldn’t necessarily preclude McElroy from getting his first career start, Ryan said.
“He’s not foreign to big games,” Ryan said. “He won a national championship….
We’re fortunate to have guys that are tested that way.”
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 06:34 PM
He's soft, a good HC would just throw Sanchez under the bus. Rex owes Mark nothing, he's rich young and can't play QB in the NFL boo Feckin who. Can you imagine Parcells or Bilacheat saying this Sh#t..
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 07:56 PM
I can't really argue with it. BUT I would like to say for your consideration, at least Herm wasn't considered an embarrassment by the rest of the league.I would say it more like this:
Cowher=overrated>Rex=Herm=cow dung
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