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Silence of the lambs - if Ryan doesn't speak by friday, the jets will be in violation of the league's media policy " ~ ~ ~
#42
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:44 PM
Right. I hate living with the ocean in my backyard and the weather is 70 degrees in Jan. Much rather live in Buffalo.
It is all relative.
Buffalo sucks, but if you are going to live upstate NY it's not too bad relative to the other cities upstate.
Jacksonville, relative to the rest of the places you could live in all of Florida... is Florida's a$$hole.
"Idz a process."

#43
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:47 PM
It is all relative.
Buffalo sucks, but if you are going to live upstate NY it's not too bad relative to the other cities upstate.
Jacksonville, relative to the rest of the places you could live in all of Florida... is Florida's a$$hole.
sh*t breath. The irony is this faggot making fun of where I live (ocean front and balling) when he lives in ****ing Buffalo.
And FTR, I'm not sure how much time you've spent in Florida. But N. FL is about the only livable part anymore. The rest of the state is a cesspool.
#44
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:49 PM
BY MANISH MEHTA
Rex Ryan has been eerily silent since the season ended. The typically talkative coach hasn’t commented on the team’s decision to fire GM Mike Tannenbaum, the looming firing of offensive coordinator, the new GM search or surviving the ax on Black Monday.
The team cancelled a scheduled press conference on Monday before Ryan ducked a radio interview later that day on the Jets’ flagship station.
So, where’s Rex?
The Daily News has learned that not only isn’t Ryan at the team facility today, but he flew out of town this morning. Barring a drastic change in plans, he won’t be back to the team’s Florham Park headquarters on Thursday, either.
Ryan’s trip is of a personal nature, the News has learned.
So, when will Ryan speak again?
According to NFL media policy, the head coach is required to address the media sometime during the week after the final game.
#45
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:49 PM
#46
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:50 PM
I have never seen Rex silent for so long. I still would not be suprised if he is not with the Jets after next week. It makes sense for Rex to try and get out of his gig here that will last for probably another year at best and hook on with one of the teams looking for someone and get a new 4 or 5 year deal. Even if he has to take a DC job, he is better off than being a lame duck head coach here or getting fired prior to the draft by the new GM.
Ya. Still say he's gone...
#47
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:52 PM
(Chandler)'s a nice piece as long as he's the 7th most important player on your roster....I think they're going to be disappointed when they see he's just a pumped-up Drew Gooden.
#48
Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:53 PM
sh*t breath. The irony is this faggot making fun of where I live (ocean front and balling) when he lives in ****ing Buffalo.
And FTR, I'm not sure how much time you've spent in Florida. But N. FL is about the only livable part anymore. The rest of the state is a cesspool.
It's really not as ironic as you think.
I went to Orlando last year, spent some time on Main Street. Really very quaint. I couldn't believe all the mouse people you have living their.
"Idz a process."

#49
Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:00 PM
These Jets are comically bad in front of microphones and their PR department is as inept as it gets, which fosters the easy-pickin's relationship between the team and the media. Look at how the Giants, despite choking away their season, have received zero backlash for it. That's because they, via Pat Hanlon, have the media on a leash. It's the reverse with the Jets. Pulling a headline out of Florham Park is shooting fish in a barrel.
The "right" move would have been to roll Rex out on Monday, where he could non-answer his way through ten questions, then that non-story disappears with the holiday. But, because the Jets are stupid, they try to close ranks and become a story where there is none. They're just dumb. Stupid. Inept.
They would have blasted Rex and his non-answers!
The media set up Rex and the Jets perfectly and they are falling for it hook line and sinker. They are dumb, stupid and inept. But at least its fun watching the media all crying and whining because the Jets wont give them the easy story.
#50
Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:02 PM
Rex Ryan leaves New Jersey as Jets ponder next move
BY MANISH MEHTA
Rex Ryan has been eerily silent since the season ended. The typically talkative coach hasn’t commented on the team’s decision to fire GM Mike Tannenbaum, the looming firing of offensive coordinator, the new GM search or surviving the ax on Black Monday.
The team cancelled a scheduled press conference on Monday before Ryan ducked a radio interview later that day on the Jets’ flagship station.
So, where’s Rex?
The Daily News has learned that not only isn’t Ryan at the team facility today, but he flew out of town this morning. Barring a drastic change in plans, he won’t be back to the team’s Florham Park headquarters on Thursday, either.
Ryan’s trip is of a personal nature, the News has learned.
So, when will Ryan speak again?
According to NFL media policy, the head coach is required to address the media sometime during the week after the final game.
OMG!!! REX IS GOING TO INTERVIEW FOR THE ARIZONA JOB! OR CHICAGO! OR WHOEVER THE F#CK ELSE NEEDS A LOUDMOUTH!
#52
Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:04 PM
Rex Ryan leaves New Jersey as Jets ponder next move
BY MANISH MEHTA
Rex Ryan has been eerily silent since the season ended. The typically talkative coach hasn’t commented on the team’s decision to fire GM Mike Tannenbaum, the looming firing of offensive coordinator, the new GM search or surviving the ax on Black Monday.
The team cancelled a scheduled press conference on Monday before Ryan ducked a radio interview later that day on the Jets’ flagship station.
So, where’s Rex?
The Daily News has learned that not only isn’t Ryan at the team facility today, but he flew out of town this morning. Barring a drastic change in plans, he won’t be back to the team’s Florham Park headquarters on Thursday, either.
Ryan’s trip is of a personal nature, the News has learned.
So, when will Ryan speak again?
According to NFL media policy, the head coach is required to address the media sometime during the week after the final game.
LOL
This is like having a cat with leukemia.
#54
Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:13 PM
sh*t breath. The irony is this faggot making fun of where I live (ocean front and balling) when he lives in ****ing Buffalo.
And FTR, I'm not sure how much time you've spent in Florida. But N. FL is about the only livable part anymore. The rest of the state is a cesspool.
Moot point. I live in tony Putnam County, NY, no too far away from the Clintons and Richard Gere. You live near Swamp Loggers.
#56
Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:19 PM
Sorry bud, I dont like to rub it in peoples faces that its 73, gorgeous with not a cloud in the sky today. But when a dude from Buffalo starts to try and insult my spot, sh*t gets real.
But it's not 73 and sunny here today.

A RYAN ALWAYS SAUSAGES HIS FROSTED FLAKES
#57
Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:19 PM
Moot point. I live in tony Putnam County, NY, no too far away from the Clintons and Richard Gere. You live near Swamp Loggers.
Word? If only I grew up like you. Nassau aint Putnam, ya heard?
But I feel ya bro, tons of Swamp Loggers have ocean front and intracoastal property. And nobody famous or with any money around here. No athletes or celebs live in the Ponte Verdra area. But Buffalo. Thats the sh*t!
#60
Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:42 PM
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