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DonCorleone last won the day on September 25 2014
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4,766 NeutralAbout DonCorleone
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- Birthday 12/06/1969
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New Jersey
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Violent Sports
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IT
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How about Watson for Darnold?
DonCorleone replied to Slikmojet!'s topic in New York Jets Message Board
No thank you to Watson. "Watson’s frustration “was on a 2 then I took it to 10,” he tweeted last week, nearly word for word confirming an ESPN report those were his anger levels between the Hopkins trade and now. He wanted input on the Texans’ searches for a general manager and head coach." https://nypost.com/2021/01/20/deshaun-watson-should-quickly-get-to-jets-richard-sherman/ -
Most Divisive Jets QB Debate of the 2000s
DonCorleone replied to jgb's topic in New York Jets Message Board
Multiple Personalities Disorder? -
If a respected team makes a strong offer for Sam
DonCorleone replied to AFJF's topic in New York Jets Message Board
Amen. Thank you for posting this. -
Jim Harbaugh possibly interested in Jets?
DonCorleone replied to DonCorleone's topic in New York Jets Message Board
He is my #1 Choice at this point -
Jim Harbaugh possibly interested in Jets?
DonCorleone replied to DonCorleone's topic in New York Jets Message Board
Very possible. -
Jim Harbaugh possibly interested in Jets?
DonCorleone replied to DonCorleone's topic in New York Jets Message Board
I wholeheartedly agree. -
Jim Harbaugh possibly interested in Jets?
DonCorleone replied to DonCorleone's topic in New York Jets Message Board
From what I know, he received an offer but hasn't signed it as of yet. -
Jim Harbaugh possibly interested in Jets?
DonCorleone replied to DonCorleone's topic in New York Jets Message Board
Any Better? -
Updated 6:58 AM; Today 6:50 AM Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh may have his eyes on replacing Adam Gase on the New York Jets.AP By Mike Rosenstein | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Here we go again. Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh might be ready to take a ride on the NFL head coaching carousel following the New York Jets’ decision Sunday to fire Adam Gase. Or Harbaugh might just use the Jets’ opening as leverage for a contract extension with the Wolverines. Per The Athletic: There is optimism inside Michigan football that a new deal with coach Jim Harbaugh will get wrapped up soon and the contract would be an extension through the 2026 season, a person with knowledge of the matter told The Athletic’s Bruce Feldman. … Harbaugh and Michigan brass are looking forward to his staying on leading the program. Harbaugh and the Wolverines have come through with a strong recruiting class this cycle (ranked No. 14 by 247Sports) in spite of all of the rumors swirling about his future there. In addition, the Detroit Free Press reports “that decision could come as soon as Monday or be stretched out, but the university expects a decision this week. A multi-year contract extension has been offered to Harbaugh, but as of Saturday evening, no extension has been signed, sources close to the situation told the Free Press. The deal, which was initially offered as a three-year extension, would kick in on Jan. 11. That’s the day each year of Harbaugh’s contract has started since he was hired in 2014. … Harbaugh hasn’t signed it yet because he’s waiting to see if any NFL teams have interest in him as a head coach. … Harbaugh is said to have interest in the New York Jets. ... Harbaugh is also said to be interested in the Los Angeles Chargers job, should it come open.” However NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero report Harbaugh is one of several college coaches who will be considered by the Jets. Among the candidates who are slated to be considered are Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, Colts defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus, Ravens defensive coordinator Don “Wink” Martindale, Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and Rams defensive coordinator Brandon Staley to college coaches such as Iowa State’s Matt Campbell, Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh and Florida’s Dan Mullen to everyone in between. Before returning to his alma mater as Michigan head coach, Harbaugh was with the San Francisco 49ers for four seasons, going 44-19 and leading them to Super Bowl XLVII, which he lost to his brother, Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh. Jim Harbaugh also played 14 years in the NFL from 1987 to 2000. The quarterback had stints with the Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts, Ravens and San Diego Chargers.
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Man, I hope so!.
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Craig Carton: Chris Johnson informs Gase he’s a goner
DonCorleone replied to Rhg1084's topic in New York Jets Message Board
Well it would not shock me if the Johnsons say that they want to win now and make their next hire....Matt Patricia.