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Coaches almost always consult others on decisions like these. They may have final say, but they always get the opinions of other members of the staff. They'd be fools if they didn't. Sometimes others see things that you might miss. You don't think Idzik got input from Rex on Milliner and Richardson before drafting them? By doing so, do you think that means Rex has more power within the organization than Idzik does?

Coughlin did it with a bonifide NFL QB. Rex did it with Mark Sanchez. Just sayin'.

The Jets have always been at their best as underdogs. Super Bowl III is one of the greatest upsets of all time.

I think this comment got so blown out of proportion it's not even funny. He was basically trying to say that everyone has input in the decisions that are made, whether that's personnel or who starts. Idzik had no money to work with, and built a roster of stop gap vets and young draft picks. Rex has them performing right now, especially on defense. No way he's unhappy with the job Rex is doing.

I love Rex, and love the job he's doing so far this season. Re-sign this beast.

Minus those penalties, he was playing like one yesterday. It doesn't justify the stupid penalties, but his play was very much up to par.

With the exception of that drive (and I agree that he killed us with those 15 yard personal fouls), Wilson actually played well yesterday.

I love Richardson more. This kid is turning into a beast right before our eyes.

Johnson is known to be a big time smack talker. He did it with Revis. He did it in 2011, mocking Plaxico (and getting fined by the league for it). Wilson was the latest target, and it paid off for Buffalo. Rex handled it properly. He took him out for a few plays to let him cool off.

That's how I see it as well. Everyone has been sh*tting all over them, and they're pissed off about it. The penalties need to be addressed. Especially the personal fouls. Wilson let Stevie Johnson get in his head, and it hurt the team.

Exactly. This front 7 on defense is fun to watch. And despite a rookie QB, and a general lack of talent, the offense made some big plays. They need to cut down on the penalties, but overall I'm quite happy with the job Rex is doing.

He looks huge on TV. I can't imagine how big he looks in person.

It was Austin Howard, making his first NFL start, not Wayne Hunter. That's what was so great about it. A UDFA, playing in his first real game, shut down their $100 million pass rusher.

I don't see this as talking sh*t. He isn't saying that they will win the division. He's saying that they can if the offense can find a way to put it together. I have absolutely no problem with anything he said. I love this guy's attitude. We need more guys like him on this team.

LOL

Somebody doesn't understand what a joke is.....

A change in scenery won't do Kenny Britt any good. A change in careers will.

This debate whether or not to keep starting Geno is a waste of time. He's the new GM's hand-picked QB. He isn't getting benched.

Why is it that Buffalo ALWAYS has very good running backs? I honestly can't remember a time when they didn't.

I'd rather have guys with some sort of potential than Clyde Gates, who is a complete waste of space.

Schein has one of the most annoying voices in the entire media industry.

I agree. But Kerley playing means Gates is not as likely to be on the field. Major improvement for that simple fact alone.

Is Kerley playing this week?

Manuel's weapons : CJ Spiller and Stevie Johnson Geno's "weapons" : Clyde Gates and Stephen Hill Gee, I wonder who has the advantage there.........

He was a third round pick, and considered a reach at that spot. That pick is looking real good right now.