WELCOME TO THE AFC EAST BUDDY BOY!!

To anyone offended by Rex’s motormouth, have a nice tall glass of LIGHTEN UP. If we have a bad year, Rex and the fans will be the ones that look silly. Rex and us fans clearly have no problem with the trash talking, so just let us look silly if we don’t win. But I can’t wait to read the “Rex was a genius for changing the Jet culture” articles if we DO have a big season.

Someone name me a coach who talked this much smack………..peroid!

No coach in my memory has ever talked like this. He was expecting to win the super bowl within two years in his first press conference

It’s always been the generally accepted belief that you just don’t do it. And human beings generally being the sheep they are, they considered this gospel.

Well I say screw that.

Show no fear. It’s our new motto.

Football is entertainment. The entertainment season is September through January when very large, well paid men play a game we would all love to have the skill to play. So we watch them every autumn and get a vicarious thrill.

Finally, in a very long while, the Jets have arrived at a means to offer entertainment to its fan base between February and August — the Rex Ryan Show.

You love it and are entertained; you don’t love it and you’re not entertained. End of story.

I am entertained. There really is NO news until training camp, so listening to Rex Ryan be Sexy Rexy is pure, harmless fun. What a delight to hear any coach, and a JETS coach at that, talk the way you would like to hear yourself talking if you were to be a pro football player or coach! Wouldn’t you want to tell the world that you’re the baddest if you sincerely thought you were and wanted to have fun with it?

The period of Sept. – Jan. will, certainly, offer plenty of course correction along the way on all these points raised by Ryan and/or players.

We will certainly win or lose a football game in the middle of November. This will be caused merely by which team scored 1 point more than the other side — either through effort or error. That’s it. The outcome will NOT be caused by something Rex said in June, believe me.

So, this is STRICTLY for entertainment purposes during a dull non-football time. Any other reaction to it is incredibly silly.

As for this bogus football media storm here, let’s get a tad real, here, folks. I have happily never heard of all these trash-talking “sports writers” who aren’t sports writers at all, just dweebs on a web site who perhaps never played sports so fall back on “Howard Stern show”-type antics to call attention to themselves.

I listen to Tim McCarver or John Madden because they’ve been there; I don’t listen all that much to Jack Buck or Bob Costas because they haven’t been there, although they’ve been awfully close to their sports for a long time, so have legitimate viewpoints.

But whenever a boil on the butt of legitimate media (this Freeman guy or the Doyel kid or any other useless Sean Hannity lite) starts shouting to grab some rating or hits that they can’t generate on merit, I chuckle and tune them out.

They’re useless Flotsam and Jetsam and not worth our time.

Link to these morons as you must for those among us masochistic enough to endure these children, but may we keep our focus on the Jets, and not what some headline grubber is peddling (including PK)?

Thanks!

You missed the point. By putting the spot light on himself, Rex is diverting the attention from his players. It makes it easier for the to relax and concentrate on football, rather than having to address their contract issues or whatever. The players can talk if they want to, but I’m sure they would rather not have to address their holdouts or perceived lack of experience, or whatever negative questions they may ask.