PETROCK Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 Personally I'd love Shanahan or Gruden as the Jets coach because they're both proven winners as a Head Coach. Sure Rex Ryan may be a great DC but it's a crap shoot when it comes to him being a Head Coach. This move to make Rex the coach for 4 years makes me feel like the rebuilding process has begun again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Jetkid94 Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 this has to be a joke. i dont even want to explain why Ryan is the better fit. did you see his press conference? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SMC Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 Personally I'd love Shanahan or Gruden as the Jets coach because they're both proven winners as a Head Coach. Sure Rex Ryan may be a great DC but it's a crap shoot when it comes to him being a Head Coach. This move to make Rex the coach for 4 years makes me feel like the rebuilding process has begun again. Rebuilding? Rebuilding what? I understand that you may want a proven HC, but how the hell does hiring Rex Ryan equate with rebuilding? That makes absolutely no sense. Please defend your position. Rex said in his press conference that coming to a 9-7 team was a factor in him wanting the job because it means winning immediately. Incidently, neither Shanahan nor Gruden was signing more than a 4 year deal. That's the standard length for contracts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ZachEY Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 this has to be a joke. i dont even want to explain why Ryan is the better fit. did you see his press conference? Talk is cheap. I'm excited by what he had to say... but talk is cheap. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PETROCK Posted January 21, 2009 Author Share Posted January 21, 2009 Rebuilding? Rebuilding what? I understand that you may want a proven HC, but how the hell does hiring Rex Ryan equate with rebuilding? That makes absolutely no sense. Please defend your position. Rex said in his press conference that coming to a 9-7 team was a factor in him wanting the job because it means winning immediately. Incidently, neither Shanahan nor Gruden was signing more than a 4 year deal. That's the standard length for contracts. A new coach coming into a new system naturally wants to bring in his own guys. IE - Rebuilding process. The Jets has a great team last year that gelled perfectly. Unfortunately they had sh!theads for coaches who couldn't capitalize on beating the best team in football. Instead of getting better after the team beat the Titans, the Jets got worse. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ECURB Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 A new coach coming into a new system naturally wants to bring in his own guys. IE - Rebuilding process. The Jets has a great team last year that gelled perfectly. Unfortunately they had sh!theads for coaches who couldn't capitalize on beating the best team in football. Instead of getting better after the team beat the Titans, the Jets got worse. :ahhh: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
124 Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 I wanted a proven winner too and that led me to bash on Ryan who after hearing today, I am fully behind. Ryan is now the Head Coach, we should support him and move / look foward. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SMC Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 A new coach coming into a new system naturally wants to bring in his own guys. IE - Rebuilding process. The Jets has a great team last year that gelled perfectly. Unfortunately they had sh!theads for coaches who couldn't capitalize on beating the best team in football. Instead of getting better after the team beat the Titans, the Jets got worse. Wouldn't Gruden and Shanahan want to bring in "his own guys" too? Your point on rebuilding makes no sense because the rationale for a new coach applies to a veteran coach. In fact, Gruden and Shanahan, as veteran HCs, may have been more inclined to make drastic roster changes to suit them than Rex Ryan is. Again, we can debate Gruden/Shanahan vs. Rex and I could see the validity in your argument. But your claim that Rex Ryan means rebuilding is invalid. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PETROCK Posted January 21, 2009 Author Share Posted January 21, 2009 Wouldn't Gruden and Shanahan want to bring in "his own guys" too? Your point on rebuilding makes no sense because the rationale for a new coach applies to a veteran coach. In fact, Gruden and Shanahan, as veteran HCs, may have been more inclined to make drastic roster changes to suit them than Rex Ryan is. Again, we can debate Gruden/Shanahan vs. Rex and I could see the validity in your argument. But your claim that Rex Ryan means rebuilding is invalid. You're right, anyone who comes into a new HC job would bring in their own people. I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not sold on Rex as the answer for the Jets. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jbro22 Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 Gruden is an awful players coach. Worse then Mangini. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Green DNA Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 Personally I'd love Shanahan or Gruden as the Jets coach because they're both proven winners as a Head Coach. Sure Rex Ryan may be a great DC but it's a crap shoot when it comes to him being a Head Coach. This move to make Rex the coach for 4 years makes me feel like the rebuilding process has begun again. Shanahan has won one playoff game in the past 10 years since Elway left. His team tanked worse than the Jets this year. Gruden's team has been 6 or 7 games under .500 since winning the Super Bowl. Tired old, ex winners living off past glory (less Gruden than Shanahan) Is that reason enough? Sexay Rexy!! (Homo) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PETROCK Posted January 21, 2009 Author Share Posted January 21, 2009 Shanahan has won one playoff game in the past 10 years since Elway left. His team tanked worse than the Jets this year. Gruden's team has been 6 or 7 games under .500 since winning the Super Bowl. Tired old, ex winners living off past glory (less Gruden than Shanahan) Is that reason enough? Sexay Rexy!! (Homo) I'd rather have an ex winner than someone who is an unproven HC like Ryan is, like Mangini was & like Edwards was. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dolphann4life Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 this has to be a joke. i dont even want to explain why Ryan is the better fit. did you see his press conference? that was one hell of a Press COnference..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dolphann4life Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 I'd rather have an ex winner than someone who is an unproven HC like Ryan is, like Mangini was & like Edwards was. Who wouldn't want a proven winner who has won the Superbowl over a guy with no NFL headcoaching experience....the JETS...how could you not even bring them in for a interview at the very least??? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NIGHT STALKER Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 I'd rather have an ex winner than someone who is an unproven HC like Ryan is, like Mangini was & like Edwards was. The Steelers come to mind here. They are playing in their 6th SB...They have a 5-1 record and gunning for number 6. You know what? Chuck Knoll was an unproven HC and he won 4. Cowher was unproven and he won 1. Maybe Tomlin makes it a third unproven HC. These HC's that have won a SB previously is just way overblown. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PETROCK Posted January 21, 2009 Author Share Posted January 21, 2009 Who wouldn't want a proven winner who has won the Superbowl over a guy with no NFL headcoaching experience....the JETS...how could you not even bring them in for a interview at the very least???Good question. I'm the only Jets fan who wanted Jay Cutler over D'brickashaw Ferguson so what do I know?????? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ECURB Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 Good question. I'm the only Jets fan who wanted Jay Cutler over D'brickashaw Ferguson so what do I know?????? Well aren't you fantastic! So your better at picking a HC because you wanted the glamor pick? lol Rex Ryan has the experience to run the players already here in a successful defense... the teams biggest weakness... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish Jet Posted January 21, 2009 Share Posted January 21, 2009 Good question. I'm the only Jets fan who wanted Jay Cutler over D'brickashaw Ferguson so what do I know?????? No you weren't and even if you were it doesn't mean much. I'd take Brick over Cutler myself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PETROCK Posted January 22, 2009 Author Share Posted January 22, 2009 Well aren't you fantastic! So your better at picking a HC because you wanted the glamor pick? lol Rex Ryan has the experience to run the players already here in a successful defense... the teams biggest weakness... Calm yourself. I never said I wanted the glamor pick. I agree that Rex Ryan has the experience to run a successful D........I'm questioning his Head Coaching abilities. I do like the fact that he grew up as a Jets fan. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Larz Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 Personally I'd love Shanahan or Gruden as the Jets coach because they're both proven winners as a Head Coach. Sure Rex Ryan may be a great DC but it's a crap shoot when it comes to him being a Head Coach. This move to make Rex the coach for 4 years makes me feel like the rebuilding process has begun again. I take it you missed tha part where shanny took a two week vacation, and has won as many playoff games in the past 10 years as herm edwards has and the part where it was revealed the players wanted gruden gone because he is a backstabbing bull**** artist oh, and they both had collapses that were mangini-esque themsleves in '08 wait, why do you want these guys ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Green DNA Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 Who wouldn't want a proven winner who has won the Superbowl over a guy with no NFL headcoaching experience....the JETS...how could you not even bring them in for a interview at the very least??? You mean how the Dolphins brought in unproven Sparano? Gotcha! I'm sure the fins and Pats would have been doing cartwheels if the Jets brought in one of the has beens with mediocre records in recent years. Sorry, prepare for your annual ass whooping. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
aec4 Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 this has to be a joke. i dont even want to explain why Ryan is the better fit. did you see his press conference? What did the press conference have to do with anything? It hasn't proven a thing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PETROCK Posted January 22, 2009 Author Share Posted January 22, 2009 I take it you missed tha part where shanny took a two week vacation, and has won as many playoff games in the past 10 years as herm edwards has and the part where it was revealed the players wanted gruden gone because he is a backstabbing bull**** artist oh, and they both had collapses that were mangini-esque themsleves in '08 wait, why do you want these guys ? But that's one HUGE difference between Gruden & Shanhan and Edwards & Mangini???? THEY HAVE SB rings!!!!! Why does you and everyone else want unproven talents??? For all we know these unprovens could be another Kotite just waiting to happen. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jetkid94 Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 that was one hell of a Press COnference..... No one really cares about your oppinion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sperm Edwards Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 But that's one HUGE difference between Gruden & Shanhan and Edwards & Mangini???? THEY HAVE SB rings!!!!! Why does you and everyone else want unproven talents??? For all we know these unprovens could be another Kotite just waiting to happen. First off, Kotite was a "proven" HC. He was not an unknown. Second, neither Edwards nor Mangini had earned their stripes running half a team as coordinator. Mangini came close, but allegedly had the playcalling stripped from him due to incompetence. Edwards was totally unqualified from the get-go. As far as the two you mentioned... You want Mike Shanahan to be the GM? Because that's the only way he takes the job. His GM skills may very well be worse than Terry Bradway's in terms of pure idiocy. Gruden I would have considered, particularly if we were going to do nothing other than promote our own OC. But - in addition to having well-documented personal issues with his own players - he coaches scared a lot. Garcia: We lose sight of taking shots sometimes Quarterback Jeff Garcia said Wednesday the Bucs need to be more aggressive in the red zone by allowing receivers a chance to go up and make a plays. The Bucs are 29th in the NFL in red zone production with 11 touchdowns in 31 trips inside the opponent's 20-yard line. Tampa Bay was limited to three field goals and saw the game end Sunday when they failed to convert on fourth down at the Dallas 18-yard line in a 13-9 loss to the Cowboys. "We can't go into every single play like there's going to be a perfect outlet, that there's going to be a player that's wide open and I'm going to hit that player and he's going to be able to run and make a first down,'' Garcia said. "Sometimes, we need to be playmakers and we need to allow our playmakers - which are our receivers, our tight ends -- to sometimes go up and outfight a defender for a football. And we need to trust in that. "I think we get caught up in being such a rhythm type team, looking for the best outlet, looking for the open receiver that we lose sight of just taking shots at times, just taking chances.'' This is what you want? He's a better HC than he gets credit for. The whole "oh, he only won with Tony Dungy's team" is pure idiocy. DUNGY couldn't win with that team (and wouldn't have won anything at all in Indy if they didn't have the golden child, still young & already in his prime, at QB. And the major difference from 2001 to 2002 is that they lost Warrick Dunn, their only game-changer on offense, to free agency and replaced him with Michael Pittman. They also had/have next to nothing to show for about 7 first round draft picks and 3 second round draft picks over the course of 6 drafts. Throw in, on top of that, that they've largely been non-players in free agency over the last half-decade. But that hardly means definitively that he would have been better than someone who has clearly earned his promotion. The only superbowl-winning HC to get another team there in recent memory is Holmgren. That's it - just Holmgren. And incidentally, the only time he won a SB was with GB, when he was a first-time HC hire. - BB was fired from his prior HC job (not counting the 1 day he was with the Jets), and with good reason. - Dungy was fired from his prior HC job, and with good reason. - Cowher was a first-time HC and took 15 years to win a SB. - Coughlin was fired from his prior HC job and few were enamored with the job he did until that late-season surge in '07. - Gruden was tampered-with and TB had to give up two 1st rounders and two 2nd rounders for him. - Fisher was a first-time HC - Vermeil never got KC to where they should have been. Their offense was great, but their defense blew & they never really got good enough under him. - Tomlin is a first-time HC. - Wisenhunt is a first-time HC. - Andy Reid was a first-time HC. - Jeff Fisher was a first-time HC. - Mike Smith is a first-time HC. - John Harbaugh is a first-time HC. - Tony Sparano is a first-time HC. - John Fox is a first-time HC. One of the few "proven" HC's who made the playoffs (somehow) was Norv Turner. Raise your hand if you think he is the reason that team won as many as 8 games. He's awful. The only thing that is markedly similar among Edwards, Mangini, and Ryan is that they hadn't been head coaches before. Edwards/Mangini's incoming resumes are a joke in comparison to Ryan's. Still don't know what type of HC he will be. But we've seen plenty of failure at the hands of "proven" available HC's like Gruden & Shanahan. Those two with Mangini had the three worst team collapses this season. We just fired one, and you want to replace him with one of the other two? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lil Bit Special Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 First off, Kotite was a "proven" HC. He was not an unknown. Second, neither Edwards nor Mangini had earned their stripes running half a team as coordinator. Mangini came close, but allegedly had the playcalling stripped from him due to incompetence. Edwards was totally unqualified from the get-go. As far as the two you mentioned... You want Mike Shanahan to be the GM? Because that's the only way he takes the job. His GM skills may very well be worse than Terry Bradway's in terms of pure idiocy. Gruden I would have considered, particularly if we were going to do nothing other than promote our own OC. But - in addition to having well-documented personal issues with his own players - he coaches scared a lot. This is what you want? He's a better HC than he gets credit for. The whole "oh, he only won with Tony Dungy's team" is pure idiocy. DUNGY couldn't win with that team (and wouldn't have won anything at all in Indy if they didn't have the golden child, still young & already in his prime, at QB. And the major difference from 2001 to 2002 is that they lost Warrick Dunn, their only game-changer on offense, to free agency and replaced him with Michael Pittman. They also had/have next to nothing to show for about 7 first round draft picks and 3 second round draft picks over the course of 6 drafts. Throw in, on top of that, that they've largely been non-players in free agency over the last half-decade. But that hardly means definitively that he would have been better than someone who has clearly earned his promotion. The only superbowl-winning HC to get another team there in recent memory is Holmgren. That's it - just Holmgren. And incidentally, the only time he won a SB was with GB, when he was a first-time HC hire. - BB was fired from his prior HC job (not counting the 1 day he was with the Jets), and with good reason. - Dungy was fired from his prior HC job, and with good reason. - Cowher was a first-time HC and took 15 years to win a SB. - Coughlin was fired from his prior HC job and few were enamored with the job he did until that late-season surge in '07. - Gruden was tampered-with and TB had to give up two 1st rounders and two 2nd rounders for him. - Fisher was a first-time HC - Vermeil never got KC to where they should have been. Their offense was great, but their defense blew & they never really got good enough under him. - Tomlin is a first-time HC. - Wisenhunt is a first-time HC. - Andy Reid was a first-time HC. - Jeff Fisher was a first-time HC. - Mike Smith is a first-time HC. - John Harbaugh is a first-time HC. - Tony Sparano is a first-time HC. - John Fox is a first-time HC. One of the few "proven" HC's who made the playoffs (somehow) was Norv Turner. Raise your hand if you think he is the reason that team won as many as 8 games. He's awful. The only thing that is markedly similar among Edwards, Mangini, and Ryan is that they hadn't been head coaches before. Edwards/Mangini's incoming resumes are a joke in comparison to Ryan's. Still don't know what type of HC he will be. But we've seen plenty of failure at the hands of "proven" available HC's like Gruden & Shanahan. Those two with Mangini had the three worst team collapses this season. We just fired one, and you want to replace him with one of the other two? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lil Bit Special Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 First off, Kotite was a "proven" HC. He was not an unknown. Second, neither Edwards nor Mangini had earned their stripes running half a team as coordinator. Mangini came close, but allegedly had the playcalling stripped from him due to incompetence. Edwards was totally unqualified from the get-go. As far as the two you mentioned... You want Mike Shanahan to be the GM? Because that's the only way he takes the job. His GM skills may very well be worse than Terry Bradway's in terms of pure idiocy. Gruden I would have considered, particularly if we were going to do nothing other than promote our own OC. But - in addition to having well-documented personal issues with his own players - he coaches scared a lot. This is what you want? He's a better HC than he gets credit for. The whole "oh, he only won with Tony Dungy's team" is pure idiocy. DUNGY couldn't win with that team (and wouldn't have won anything at all in Indy if they didn't have the golden child, still young & already in his prime, at QB. And the major difference from 2001 to 2002 is that they lost Warrick Dunn, their only game-changer on offense, to free agency and replaced him with Michael Pittman. They also had/have next to nothing to show for about 7 first round draft picks and 3 second round draft picks over the course of 6 drafts. Throw in, on top of that, that they've largely been non-players in free agency over the last half-decade. But that hardly means definitively that he would have been better than someone who has clearly earned his promotion. The only superbowl-winning HC to get another team there in recent memory is Holmgren. That's it - just Holmgren. And incidentally, the only time he won a SB was with GB, when he was a first-time HC hire. - BB was fired from his prior HC job (not counting the 1 day he was with the Jets), and with good reason. - Dungy was fired from his prior HC job, and with good reason. - Cowher was a first-time HC and took 15 years to win a SB. - Coughlin was fired from his prior HC job and few were enamored with the job he did until that late-season surge in '07. - Gruden was tampered-with and TB had to give up two 1st rounders and two 2nd rounders for him. - Fisher was a first-time HC - Vermeil never got KC to where they should have been. Their offense was great, but their defense blew & they never really got good enough under him. - Tomlin is a first-time HC. - Wisenhunt is a first-time HC. - Andy Reid was a first-time HC. - Jeff Fisher was a first-time HC. - Mike Smith is a first-time HC. - John Harbaugh is a first-time HC. - Tony Sparano is a first-time HC. - John Fox is a first-time HC. One of the few "proven" HC's who made the playoffs (somehow) was Norv Turner. Raise your hand if you think he is the reason that team won as many as 8 games. He's awful. The only thing that is markedly similar among Edwards, Mangini, and Ryan is that they hadn't been head coaches before. Edwards/Mangini's incoming resumes are a joke in comparison to Ryan's. Still don't know what type of HC he will be. But we've seen plenty of failure at the hands of "proven" available HC's like Gruden & Shanahan. Those two with Mangini had the three worst team collapses this season. We just fired one, and you want to replace him with one of the other two? <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value=" "></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" " type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dolphann4life Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 You mean how the Dolphins brought in unproven Sparano? Gotcha! I'm sure the fins and Pats would have been doing cartwheels if the Jets brought in one of the has beens with mediocre records in recent years. Sorry, prepare for your annual ass whooping. I think were seen a turning of the tides as far as ass whoops from the jets are concerned...I'm confident in my organization now...however you are right you got me Sparano was unproven but cleary in a diffrent situation as he has familar faces they helped groom him as his supporting cast. Having a relationship with Parcells has to be a big help also having a relationship with Ireland and having experience working with them all for numerous years. Ryan isn't being hand picked by his mentor like Tony was. I would be calling for my owners head if Shanahan and Gruden were availble and we weren't even taking a look. I mean...look at your last coach..Mangenius was in charge of managing the jock straps and the next thing you know he's leading the Jets to nowhere land. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Green DNA Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 I think were seen a turning of the tides as far as ass whoops from the jets are concerned...I'm confident in my organization now...however you are right you got me Sparano was unproven but cleary in a diffrent situation as he has familar faces they helped groom him as his supporting cast. Having a relationship with Parcells has to be a big help also having a relationship with Ireland and having experience working with them all for numerous years. Ryan isn't being hand picked by his mentor like Tony was. I would be calling for my owners head if Shanahan and Gruden were availble and we weren't even taking a look. I mean...look at your last coach..Mangenius was in charge of managing the jock straps and the next thing you know he's leading the Jets to nowhere land. Please refer to Sperm's post above. That pretty much sums it up with regard to coaches Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Klecko73isGod Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 Personally I'd love Shanahan or Gruden as the Jets coach because they're both proven winners as a Head Coach. Sure Rex Ryan may be a great DC but it's a crap shoot when it comes to him being a Head Coach. This move to make Rex the coach for 4 years makes me feel like the rebuilding process has begun again. Jon Gruden is not a proven winner. He is 45-51 since winning a SB with Tony Dungy's team. Tampa did not trust him to win without Monte Kiffin. The guy is a joke. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Apache 51 Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 i think in their last 5 or so years they are a shy over 500 or so...something like that... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dolphann4life Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 Please refer to Sperm's post above. That pretty much sums it up with regard to coaches what that your last coach was in charge of the jock straps or that Tony Sparano has a familar cast around him and that helped him be succesful in his first year as a head coach? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Klecko73isGod Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 I think were seen a turning of the tides as far as ass whoops from the jets are concerned...I'm confident in my organization now...however you are right you got me Sparano was unproven but cleary in a diffrent situation as he has familar faces they helped groom him as his supporting cast. Having a relationship with Parcells has to be a big help also having a relationship with Ireland and having experience working with them all for numerous years. Ryan isn't being hand picked by his mentor like Tony was. I would be calling for my owners head if Shanahan and Gruden were availble and we weren't even taking a look. I mean...look at your last coach..Mangenius was in charge of managing the jock straps and the next thing you know he's leading the Jets to nowhere land. You're a complete moron. The Dolphins beat the Jets in week 17 for the first time in three years and "tide is turning?" The Jets have beaten the Dolphins 17 of 22. The tide is still firmly rolling in the Jets direction in the rivalry. Parcells was a first time head coach when he won his SBs with the Giants, since then? Zero. Only one HC has won championships with two different teams. Several have gotten their second team to a championship game but all but one failed to win it. I'll take a hungry coach who wants to prove his worth over a guy who may just be satisfied to sit on his laurels any day of the week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Klecko73isGod Posted January 22, 2009 Share Posted January 22, 2009 what that your last coach was in charge of the jock straps or that Tony Sparano has a familar cast around him and that helped him be succesful in his first year as a head coach? Tony Sparano benefitted from played an easy schedule that was made even easier by the fact that he got to host four west coast teams at 1 pm eastern. You are in for a rude awakening next year. '09 Dolphins - 5-11 at best. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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