Sorry about that.

As for Tanny, I think he is doing a very good job. I am surprised he would feel so strongly about Schotzy. Especially since Schotzy will probably leave us for a HC job, within a year or two. Other teams will take anybody. See Rich Kotite and Eric Mangini.

I don’t believe, for a second, that Woody told Rex what to do, with Shotzy. Woody does not know football well enough, to tell a football lifer, like Rex Ryan, what moves to make with his coaches. Have you ever seen Woody have an intelligent discussion about the nuances of pro football — Never. He is an heir. That’s where it ends.

Thanks. I only speak as I feel. And I love being a fan. The ups and downs of the season…it is exciting yet sometimes depressing, but no matter what I still bleed green and white. LETS GO!

The defense hasn’t crashed with Jenk’s injury – something I was deathly afraid of before the season. That says alot about the coaches, and how the players have improved within this system. I mean, look at Pouha – with mangina, he would get pushed back 2, 3 yards every play. Now he holds his own, sometimes even holding a doubleteam block.

I like the new identity the team has, and like the idea that we’re going to be known first as a tough-ass defense and second as anything/everything else. The other aspects will get better, and then watch out, league!

been a couple of thoughts posted on how Rex has to take charge, be the HC. Valid, I guess… there is something to be said for knowing enough about the other two aspects of the game to be able to macro-manage that.

The Coordinators have to also know that they are subordinate to the HC, support the head honcho and do what’s best for the team. iirc, that’s what did in Fassel when he went to OC for the Ravens after the Giants let him go; Billick got tired of his being more mindful of who was getting hired as HC’s vice just running the offense as he was hired to do.

But I’ve also seen some thoughts that imply there’s some sort of tug-of-war amongst the coaches, to which I say – nuts. Ryan is not the kind of guy who will brook that, Scott isn’t the kind of player would keep his mouth shut about it if it was happening.

Yeah, Westhoff should’ve known better about Ginn last week – but even the best coaches, the ones who dominate in their areas, don’t win them all. I’ll take Westhoff, 2 returns by Ginn and all, for the next 10 years if he’s of a mind to be here… and I’ll guarantee the Jets place no worse than 4th in special teams performance in every one of those years.

Which would probably be closer to placing no worse than 2nd… if only we could find a punter… :-)

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That statement just sickens me. I want to see the couching staff pull their heads out of their a$$ and put a 7-1 second half together. You don’t have two of the three best units and NOT win games.

I’m sorry guys but your not 7-1 or 6-2 and the reason for that is the couching decisions that have been made.

I hate seeing a team with so much talent fall to the way side on bad decisions. Two games where they should have limited the damage Sanchez was doing by going to the run game (hell pull the kid if it means you need to win the game, worked for McNabb) and the last 4 plays on the 12 yard line. i mean come on one run then put it back into a QBs hands that has been shakie all day? 3 poorly executed pass plays later, nothing.

one thing that is really annoying me is what they are doing with Sanchez psyche. in the beginning of the year he was able to bounce back and make plays. lately he’s running around back there looking to make a play instead of making a decision and executing it. be it a bad choice or not. he’s trying too hard now. And he doesn’t have too.

So far i give Rex and the staff (coaching) a C.

Circle the wagons and regroup or else the off season prep will start early this year…

F-the pats