ESPN had this story yesterday and Brian Costello reiterated these remarks in today's NY Post. Both stories stated that "Jet coaches (plural) said that Hack could not throw the ball into the river and had regressed this year. This is the most disgraceful statement I have ever seen from a coach on any level. First of all, this statement betrays a trust to the highest degree. Secondly, if it is true, what does that say about these coaches???!!!
This story accentuates the point that I made in the "Indictment of Gailey and Patullo (the QB coach) thread.It stands to reason that one of those two is the source for this story. Whichever one it was (Or, I guess the source could also have been a defensive coach who saw Hack when he ran the scout team offenses), he is an absolute low-life.
This story shows that Bowles not only needs to get better control of his players, but of the coaches as well. I'm curious to see if these poisonous stories end after much of the coaching staff is sent packing.
I'm neutral on Bowles. He has obvious defects, which hopefully will be reduced next year. One step would be to ditch disloyal coaches as well as players.
This story accentuates the point that I made in the "Indictment of Gailey and Patullo (the QB coach) thread.It stands to reason that one of those two is the source for this story. Whichever one it was (Or, I guess the source could also have been a defensive coach who saw Hack when he ran the scout team offenses), he is an absolute low-life.
This story shows that Bowles not only needs to get better control of his players, but of the coaches as well. I'm curious to see if these poisonous stories end after much of the coaching staff is sent packing.
I'm neutral on Bowles. He has obvious defects, which hopefully will be reduced next year. One step would be to ditch disloyal coaches as well as players.