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[JFtoLong]

Rex isn't getting fired. Just not going to happen for a few reasons. One of them being Woody owes him money. But if we look at the Jets through a historical lense, and remember how bad it has been....they should give Rex the chance to change and grow.

9-7, 11-5, 8-8, 6-8......

What's next, 4-12?

Growth?

I see regression, across the board.

Rex will stay, times ahead will be lean.

The offense is so bad, it's going to take years to fix it, and that's if they can get a QB and an OC, two things Rex has shown zero ability to do.

[JiF]

Rex isn't getting fired. Just not going to happen for a few reasons. One of them being Woody owes him money. But if we look at the Jets through a historical lense, and remember how bad it has been....they should give Rex the chance to change and grow.

I'm thinking he returns too. And it's because of a couple of different reasons. There is no question the Jets are one of the most talked about teams in the NFL. Rex brings that and sadly Woody cares. He also has some built in excuses, injuries. QB play, Tebow distraction. And he's under contract. The offense is going to suck again and the D will certainly get worse without Rex.

I just hope Rex has truly given up on Sanchez. Truly think this was easily a 10 win team will an average QB.

Edited by JiF, 23 December 2012 - 10:28 AM.

[Lupz27]

firing Rex at this point would be somewhat like when the Browns fired Belly. He's gonna learn all these hard lessons with the Jets (as he's a real young coach by HC standards) and then use them on his next team. He's got potential to be a great HC.

This probably happens, but only if Ryan drafts the next Tom Brady, Beli has zero SB rings to kiss without him, and he would have been fired by 2002 if he had to continue to play Bledsoe with that fat contract HE gave to him.

[Bugg]

Rex isn't getting fired. Just not going to happen for a few reasons. One of them being Woody owes him money. But if we look at the Jets through a historical lense, and remember how bad it has been....they should give Rex the chance to change and grow.

The reason Ryan is safe in 2013.

[Smashmouth]

I said this a few years ago and I'll stick to it Rex coaches and talks football just like a die hard fan would and that is his biggest weakness as a head coach. Its also the worst trait you can have in the position.

[Maxman]

Eric Smith is Rex's biggest weakness on defense right now.

[JetsFanInDenver]

I'm not sure who cries more: Rex Ryan or Claire Danes in "Homeland".

I would have added John Boehner right after he gets a tan to the choices. But since political stuff is not allowed, I won't.