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[SenorGato]

Oh no please don't.

[neckdemon]

Good Riddance f*ck him and his 0 pt producing Wild Cat. I didn't agree with getting him in the first place.
Now, if we can get rid of him, Sanchez and put Tanny back to Accounting, BEST CHRISTMAS EVER!

tanny has accounted us right into what is probably the worst cap situation of any team in the league. if not the worst then we have to be close.

[kelly]

Oh no please don't.

please dooooo ~ ~

[SenorGato]

Never been kissed by a tranny, even just through a smiley icon. I have to say...twitched a little.

[kelly]

Never been kissed by a tranny, even just through a smiley icon. I have to say...twitched a little.

" ...twitched a little. "


merry christmas !

[BurnleyJet]

We replaced Shotty with someone who is actually worse. His Offence is so Vanilla it's makes Vanilla seem exotic.

[73andMe]

Don't let the door hit Sparano in the ass!

[kelly]

We replaced Shotty with someone who is actually worse. His Offence is so Vanilla it's makes Vanilla seem exotic.

agreed.there might be a guy in san diego who could be interested in the job

[Smashmouth]

Im not a Sparano fan at all but the Wildcat did not work because they simply had the wrong player running it. As I stated at the beginning of the season you need quick, fast players to run the wildcat (Brad Smith is a good WC type player) not slow lumbering QB's who should probably be in the arena league or the CFL where they would still probably be backups. The perfect player to run the WC even though I hate him as well is probably Micheal Vick since he has proven over and over hes not an NFL starting QB other than the occasional bursts of promise hes shown over his career hes wildly inconsistent.

I wonder if we will ever get the true story of who on the Jets pushed for Tebow, they should have been fired mid-season.

[Sperm Edwards]

Im not a Sparano fan at all but the Wildcat did not work because they simply had the wrong player running it. As I stated at the beginning of the season you need quick, fast players to run the wildcat (Brad Smith is a good WC type player) not slow lumbering QB's who should probably be in the arena league or the CFL where they would still probably be backups. The perfect player to run the WC even though I hate him as well is probably Micheal Vick since he has proven over and over hes not an NFL starting QB other than the occasional bursts of promise hes shown over his career hes wildly inconsistent.

I wonder if we will ever get the true story of who on the Jets pushed for Tebow, they should have been fired mid-season.

I don't know what it is they were running. It wasn't the QB sweep outside and he either pitches it to the back or keeps it like we (or Sparano's Dolphins) used to run.

They can call it "the wildcat" all they want, but what I usually saw was:
1. Tebow lines up at QB.
2. Snap to Tebow.
3. Tebow runs up the gut for minimal gain.
4. Then put their other crappy QB back in to pass on 2nd or 3rd & long.
5. If step 4 didn't result in a turnover, then punt.

[Smashmouth]

I don't know what it is they were running. It wasn't the QB sweep outside and he either pitches it to the back or keeps it like we (or Sparano's Dolphins) used to run.

They can call it "the wildcat" all they want, but what I usually saw was:
1. Tebow lines up at QB.
2. Snap to Tebow.
3. Tebow runs up the gut for minimal gain.
4. Then put their other crappy QB back in to pass on 2nd or 3rd & long.
5. If step 4 didn't result in a turnover, then punt.

Yeah I saw pretty much the same and its because Tebow is simply not quick enough to make it to the outside. Its much easier to actully play the QB position full time and run the ball when the pocket breaks down or design patterns that clear out one side of the field or the other and use some misdirection to be a running QB like they did in Denver........ but are the Jets coaches this stupid that they figured this would translate into a good WC player ? Probably so.

[Sperm Edwards]

Yeah I saw pretty much the same and its because Tebow is simply not quick enough to make it to the outside. Its much easier to actully play the QB position full time and run the ball when the pocket breaks down or design patterns that clear out one side of the field or the other and use some misdirection to be a running QB like they did in Denver........ but are the Jets coaches this stupid that they figured this would translate into a good WC player ? Probably so.

Bro I have no idea what it was they figured.

[kelly]

Sparano...should be the 2nd one " gone " after our last game this season

[yanks9596]

[pointman]

Its OK. We all make threads that bomb, at some point. I guess.

[Skeet Ulrich]

Fistpumping for field goals... I knew that was going to be a disastrous hire from day one. Who the hell picks Tony Sparano as an OC after his time at Miami? I'm so tired of the fu*kery surrounding the Jets.

[kelly]

Fistpumping for field goals... I knew that was going to be a disastrous hire from day one. Who the hell picks Tony Sparano as an OC after his time at Miami? I'm so tired of the fu*kery surrounding the Jets.

we better get used to it

[jgb]

Sanchez claims another victim

[kelly]

Sanchez claims another victim

not his first...& for sure....not his last

[kelly]

Rex mum on Sparano's future

• -- Jets coach Rex Ryan did not comment Friday on whether he would like offensive coordinator Tony Sparano to return next season. Sparano could be on shaky ground -- the Jets are ranked 30th in total offense.

"It's an organizational policy, we don't talk about anybody's situation," Ryan said. "We don't talk about mine. Am I going to be here, whatever. Nobody talks about anybody's situation."Ryan also said he has not talked to Sparano about the report that Ryan would be willing to get fired if resources aren't used and changes are not made on offense. If the team were to make moves offensively, it seems Sparano's dismissal would be at the top of the list."I never talked to him because, quite honestly, I thought when I looked at it I thought the brunt of the story was the fact that unless I got my way, I wanted out," Ryan said about the story. "I have not talked to Tony specifically about it."

Sparano's initial season as the Jets offensive coordinator has been quite mediocre. While he hasn't been helped with major injuries, Sparano hasn't galvanized a struggling unit. Most notably, the hyped Wildcat package the team worked so hard on during the preseason hasn't made a difference, and the acquisition of Tim Tebow hasn't paid dividends.On Thursday, the coordinator differentiated the Wildcat package from the plays Tebow runs, describing Tebow's offense as more of a zone-read package. He said the Wildcat had been successful while Tebow's package was "hit or miss." Sparano believed that Tebow's lack of playing time in the offense affected the zone-read offense.

"I think if it’s not something you do all the time where you’re showing your line and you’re showing your quarterbacks and your running backs those looks on a consistent basis, and you really can’t do that all the time right now with a player that’s a part-time player," Sparano said. "You can’t afford to be able to do that all the time. And I think that’s where maybe the lack of big plays come because you’re not able to do it all the time."With the passing game, quarterback Mark Sanchez's regression and injuries played a factor. Santonio Holmes only played four games with a lisfranc injury. Dustin Keller and Stephen Hill have also been sidelined with injuries. Sparano mentioned those injuries when asked if the season was a reflection on him, and he believes the Jets offense can rebound.

If he's around to lead that improvement, though, will be the big question.

"Those younger players are getting good work right now, and that part of it, when I look at it, I look at saying 'when you get a full deck and then you have a guy like [Clyde] Gates or a Stephen Hill, or some of these young players who have been playing an awful lot, I feel really good about where that can be," Sparano said.

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