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[Bleedin Green]

I love the optimism.

[Boynton Beach Jets]

Great.

The start of another failure in Jets history begins tomorrow!

Nothing like positive thinking:yawn:

[madmike1]

At least we know loser Martyball and his inept son will never coach the Jets.

[slats]

Great.

The start of another failure in Jets history begins tomorrow!

Maybe he'll keep Favre at QB. That way, the Jets could simultaneously begin and continue failures.

Not many teams can pull that sh!t off.

[124]

Maybe he'll keep Favre at QB. That way, the Jets could simultaneously begin and continue failures.

Not many teams can pull that sh!t off.

"We will have a team full of murderers and tough S.O.B.'s. We will have an unlimited amount of white, slow safeties that can hit hard. We will have zero offense. We will always underachieve. Go Jets!"

[madmike1]

There would've been a group of people bitching about crying no matter what the Jets did. I think that group will be very small with this hire.

[jetsrule128]

this is not official yet

[wildthing2022000]

this is not official yet

Yea cause who knows maybe we can bring back Vince Lombardi back from the dead and have him coach.

Jets want to give it to him and he wants it. Case Closed.

[New York Mick]

Lets give Ryan a few years to see what he does before we kill him or saint him. No one has any idea what Ryan or anyone else is going to do until it happens. Just relax and lets see what happens. At least now we have a HC, well hopefully.

[Green DNA]

At least we know that the Jets will be aggressive on defense and that's a start. Much better to get an experienced enthusiastic assistant coach with a good track record than a retread livng off past glory. Most Jets fans will feel pretty good about this.

[Verde]

At least we know that the Jets will be aggressive on defense and that's a start. Much better to get an experienced enthusiastic assistant coach with a good track record than a retread livng off past glory. Most Jets fans will feel pretty good about this.

Excited.. Like when the Jets hired Mangini?

[ECURB]

Excited.. Like when the Jets hired Mangini?

You got it... just a much better version.

[madmike1]

Excited.. Like when the Jets hired Mangini?

The Jets hired a bad coach and had to fire him. I think as a response they should fold their franchise.

[FranchiseCorner24]

Excited.. Like when the Jets hired Mangini?

You're very well informed for a woman..


There really isn't much of a difference between Ryan and Mangini. Both were successful d coordinators on defenses with boatloads of talent.

What got me banned on JI was comparing Rex Ryan to Dick Lebeau.


Lebeau's defense failed big time with the Bengals because he didn't have the pass rushers to get to the QB. You can dial up as many blitzes as you want, but if you can't get to the QB you will get burned.


Ryan's defense makes a lot of big plays, but also gives up its fair share.


Give me Gruden.

[sirlancemehlot]

Does anyone know if he's smart? I don't care about getting along with the players, great motivator, blah blah blah. There's never been a consistenly winning coach who had average or below average intelligence (see: Herman Edwards). If he's got a brain, I'm happy.

[Greenseed3]

Great.

The start of another failure in Jets history begins tomorrow!

you've become such a negative sh!t lately, you know that?

[Greenseed3]

I liked Mangini.

He implemented a system that held players accountable. He instituted a moral fabric into our player selection. He turned a football field into a classroom, and turned players into students of the game. As a teacher he found effective ways to make players pay better attention to what he wanted them to learn (names, assignments,etc.) But in the end, he struggled.

Perhaps the time that was obviously poured into teaching players the "company line" and playing hush-hush games could have been better spent.




Rex, on the other hand...

I think he wants to win football games by playing football. Instead of making players into students, I think he's going to make players into better players.... Believe-it-or-not, but not all jocks are great students. By coaching-up their athleticism (field IQ) I think the team is better served than making them better prepared for pop-quizzes.

Perhaps teaching a player how to be a responsible teammate is useful, but teaching a player killer-instinct will get you a sack on 3rd and 12.



Mangini would make for an awesome college coach. He would shape the lives of young men and make this world a better place.

This is the NFL though, I want a coach that will teach players to break legs if it means another "W". Rex strikes me as that type of guy.

[Thor99]

There really isn't much of a difference between Ryan and Mangini. Both were successful d coordinators on defenses with boatloads of talent.

Not true.

[FranchiseCorner24]

Not true.

Ok here is a question.


What's the difference between Rex Ryan and the two other Ravens DC's Marvin Lewis and Mike Nolan.

[joebabyny]

this is not official yet

well go hide in the bushes and come report when it is.