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I agree anyway the athletes are to busy with their smart phones or listening to their beats headphones or injecting steroids in their buttocks it is a new NFL world not like when namath played.
Jace Amaro calls out Rex Ryan and the former regime/Rex responds
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I agree anyway the athletes are to busy with their smart phones or listening to their beats headphones or injecting steroids in their buttocks it is a new NFL world not like when namath played.
Fair arguments throughout. I know you were not insulting the coaching staff, but it could be inferred that way, if you worry about Amaro being distracted by Rex's bloviating. It would suggest Bowles has no more control than Rex did.
I do think these comments effect the players more than they will effect Rex. The player will want to go out there and prove his old coach wrong and show them up. These comments will be in the back of his mind. Not sure how Bowles can have any control over that.
Perhaps, but we've seen Rex thrown off his game at times. And I'm not sure if Rex's comments would distract Amaro or motivate him. I think the two sides negate, and he will be the same guy he is in the other 14 games.
True! Can't wait to find out. If this does effect him in any way Amaro shouldn't be in the NFL. I just can't wait for the season to start so we can stop talking about this BS and start analyzing the games.
Can't wait!
It's going to be an interesting season in the division, that is for sure. All sorts of links, rivalries, teams with the potential of competing or collapsing.
It's going to be an interesting season in the division, that is for sure. All sorts of links, rivalries, teams with the potential of competing or collapsing.
here the link to rex's full interview with MMQB. seems rex has no problem pointing the fingers at others for his failures with the jets.
http://mmqb.si.com/2015/04/14/rex-ryan-buffalo-bills-new-york-jets/
http://mmqb.si.com/2015/04/14/rex-ryan-buffalo-bills-new-york-jets/
He doesn't hold anyone else accountable for anything. Why would he hold himself accountable?
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I really don't see this motivating anyone to do anything. The season doesn't start for several months, I doubt anyone will be able to maintain any juice from this comment long enough to get motivated in an actual game.
"Hey, guys! Remember, back in April, when Jace Amaro implied, without using his name, that Rex was lenient about player lateness? Let's get 'em for that!" I mean, it's not exactly Patton's speech, is it?
Rex's faults have always been that he is arrogant, he is brash, and he loves attention. These qualities actually play pretty well in New York, but to be able to act the way he did, you have to win. People don't give loud, arrogant people the benefit of the doubt, and they relish it when they fail. Rex may not understand this, but most people inherently do. Acting the way that he did ensured that people would call him out whenever the Jets didn't live up to his bold proclamations.
And nothing has changed, clearly. I honestly can't imagine any other coach in the league responding to Amaro, much less responding the way that Rex did. It seems like a case of "the lady doth protest too much." The problem with Rex isn't his flaws, per se, it is his arrogance in thinking that he doesn't have any flaws, or that he can just ignore those flaws, because his skills are so amazing that the flaws don't even matter.
My cousin is a Bills fan (although he lives in Florida, which is weird) and he was pretty excited that they signed Rex, and I told him: "you're gonna get a good defense, overall, but one that blitzes a lot and gives up a lot of third and longs, and you will have a ridiculous number of 12 men on the field penalties. You'll have a coach that knows nothing about offense, and doesn't care to learn. You'll love his attitude, but everyone else will hate it. The players will love him, but it is because he runs a loose ship. He's got a positive attitude about his players, but is so positive in his praise for everyone that praise from him ceases to mean anything. He can't keep his mouth shut, but he is usually pretty entertaining. He cares about winning, a lot, he will even cry if he thinks the team didn't make the playoffs, but he has an ego that can sometimes lead him to do things that don't help the team win."
"Hey, guys! Remember, back in April, when Jace Amaro implied, without using his name, that Rex was lenient about player lateness? Let's get 'em for that!" I mean, it's not exactly Patton's speech, is it?
Rex's faults have always been that he is arrogant, he is brash, and he loves attention. These qualities actually play pretty well in New York, but to be able to act the way he did, you have to win. People don't give loud, arrogant people the benefit of the doubt, and they relish it when they fail. Rex may not understand this, but most people inherently do. Acting the way that he did ensured that people would call him out whenever the Jets didn't live up to his bold proclamations.
And nothing has changed, clearly. I honestly can't imagine any other coach in the league responding to Amaro, much less responding the way that Rex did. It seems like a case of "the lady doth protest too much." The problem with Rex isn't his flaws, per se, it is his arrogance in thinking that he doesn't have any flaws, or that he can just ignore those flaws, because his skills are so amazing that the flaws don't even matter.
My cousin is a Bills fan (although he lives in Florida, which is weird) and he was pretty excited that they signed Rex, and I told him: "you're gonna get a good defense, overall, but one that blitzes a lot and gives up a lot of third and longs, and you will have a ridiculous number of 12 men on the field penalties. You'll have a coach that knows nothing about offense, and doesn't care to learn. You'll love his attitude, but everyone else will hate it. The players will love him, but it is because he runs a loose ship. He's got a positive attitude about his players, but is so positive in his praise for everyone that praise from him ceases to mean anything. He can't keep his mouth shut, but he is usually pretty entertaining. He cares about winning, a lot, he will even cry if he thinks the team didn't make the playoffs, but he has an ego that can sometimes lead him to do things that don't help the team win."
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ucrenegade
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Curious where your cousin in Florida lives. One of my best friend's from college lives in Florida and is a bills fan.
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JohnnyBaseball1
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Honestly, I have a lot of family down there, and they're always moving around, so I'm not totally sure, but I believe he lived in Ft Pierce/Port St Lucie area.
Oooh, bulletin board material for the Pats and Brady against the Bills. Now they'll want to beat them. :smiley-angry046:
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/rex-ryan-fun-tom-brady-pitch-article-1.2186506?utm_content=buffer946e4&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYDNSports+Twitter
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/rex-ryan-fun-tom-brady-pitch-article-1.2186506?utm_content=buffer946e4&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYDNSports+Twitter
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Oh ok my friend lives near key west
Just like everyone lost their minds when Cromartie had some choice words for Brady prior to the divisional round playoff game. They said we'd get blown out.
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/f...-brady-calls-patriots-qb-ass-article-1.153669
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 8h8 hours agoAlso funny how Rex went after rookie TE & not D. Davis, Mangold or Decker, all of whom called out team's preparation & accountability #Jets
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 8h8 hours agoJoe Caporoso retweeted Paul Bruzzese ll
Yup, Rex was silent about him too
Joe Caporoso added,
Paul Bruzzese ll @Paulie_Bruz@TurnOnTheJets don't forget Wilkerson
Corey Griffin @CoreyGriffinNBC · 19h19 hours agoWhatever Rex wants to say, Jets weren't accountable to themselves or coaches last year. Wilkerson said it. Davis said it. Pryor admitted it.
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 8h8 hours agoLosing 10 of 27 games by 20 points or more for a #NFL team is a joke, trying to pass all accountability off on that is even sillier
Joe Caporoso @TurnOnTheJets · 8h8 hours agoRex#zzzzz http://turnonthejets.com/2014/10/sorting-mess-thoughts-1-5-new-york-jets/ … Post NE playoff win: 26-38, 2 GMs, 3 OCs, 2 DCs, 3 QBs...always the victim though
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Thanks Joe Cap for calling out the biggest blowhard fraud in NFL Head Coaching history
Have fun,.WRECKS. you dumb POS and especially enjoy Bowles and Co wiping the floor with you, Matt Cassel and the rest of your Buffoons the next 4 times until they wake up and s**tcan your sorry ass
Have fun,.WRECKS. you dumb POS and especially enjoy Bowles and Co wiping the floor with you, Matt Cassel and the rest of your Buffoons the next 4 times until they wake up and s**tcan your sorry ass
