He's going to kick our asses twice a year. It's going to be so humiliating.
Imagine our guy Geno facing Rex's defense. LOL
Not t to mention now that the first domino has fallen, the other open vacancies are going to fill up fast, while our guy Woody sits around with thumb firmly planted in butt.
This is not going to end well.
Imagine our guy Geno facing Rex's defense. LOL
Not t to mention now that the first domino has fallen, the other open vacancies are going to fill up fast, while our guy Woody sits around with thumb firmly planted in butt.
This is not going to end well.
Quinn is an unproven guy. All we know is he does run Carroll's defense...Last I knew Carroll was the brains behind that.
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Thanks!
I like him but he has a stacked defense. the jets have a good dline but other than that not much else. I am excited to switch to a four-three though. let's see if he can replicate some of Seattle's success here
On the bright side he is going to face Brady twice. I think this has more to do with his distaste with the Pats and added plus that he will face us twice a year. He wants to stick to Bill more than the JETS. Harris is gone for sure along with all the defense coaching staff. I said in a previous post Rex was not going to sit it out for a year and collect Woody's money he said it himself that he had too many people that depended on him. This save Woody 4 million. I'm not happy to face his defense with Geno at QB. You would think Geno learned something from practicing against them week in and week out but I doubt it. This just ruined my day.
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I wonder if Revis will join Rex in Buffalo?
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good they were headed on the right track now rex can ruin them bodes well for the jets schedule next year.
Rex to Bills - 1st HC Vacancy Filled
What if we don't get Quinn?? What if we wait and get a nobody? That would be a typical Jets scenario. I didn't want Rex in the division. Now when the Cowboys or Pats win the SB my nightmare will be complete.
What if we don't get Quinn?? What if we wait and get a nobody? That would be a typical Jets scenario. I didn't want Rex in the division. Now when the Cowboys or Pats win the SB my nightmare will be complete.
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With the Brady clock ticking toward 40 and the Buffoonalos now committing franchise suicide by hiring Boast-o the Clown, a 1/3 of a head coach and on the clear road towards the best 2-14 team in the NFL and the Jets bringing in a solid GM and HC for the first time in 15 years, that Jet vs Dolphin matchup at Wembley may be shaping up as a big early battle for the eventual AFC East championship
Rex can go back to being Rex. Buffalo will love him.
well...
this legitimately maybe worse news for brady & BB than it is for us..
& pilfering our defensive FA's will be more difficult to pull off in buffalo than say miami..
pilfering anyone's defensive FA's will be more difficult to pull off in buffalo than anywhere in the league..
figured i'd try being the voice of positivity..
this legitimately maybe worse news for brady & BB than it is for us..
& pilfering our defensive FA's will be more difficult to pull off in buffalo than say miami..
pilfering anyone's defensive FA's will be more difficult to pull off in buffalo than anywhere in the league..
figured i'd try being the voice of positivity..
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Former NY Jets coach Rex Ryan finalizing five-year deal for $27.5M to become next coach of Bills
Ryan’s first choice was to take over the Falcons, but a source told The News Saturday night that Atlanta was 'dragging their feet' after failing to schedule a second interview.
BY MANISH MEHTA NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Sunday, January 11, 2015, 9:25 AM A A A
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Rex Ryan of the New York Jets looks on before taking on the Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
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Rex Ryan of the New York Jets looks on before taking on the Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
Less than two weeks after Rex Ryan was fired by the Jets, the swaggerlicous coach will resurface with another AFC East team.
The Daily News has learned that Ryan is finalizing a five-year deal for $27.5M to become the Bills' next head coach. Ryan’s first choice was to take over the Falcons, but a source told The News Saturday night that Atlanta was “dragging their feet” after failing to schedule a second interview.
That gave the Bills the opening they needed.
“They made him feel wanted,” a source said Sunday morning.
The Falcons braintrust was impressed by Ryan during a five-hour interview earlier in the week, but hadn’t set a definitive plan to bring him back to meet with Arthur Blank, who left the first interview early to attend to his ailing mother. She passed away this week.
Ryan ultimately didn’t feel like Falcons management, including GM Thomas Dimitroff, would be in his corner, according to sources. Ryan was believed to be the leading candidate to land the Falcons head coaching job in 2008 after an impressive first interview with Blank. However, Dimitroff sat in on the second interview after he was hired and chose Mike Smith.
Ryan told friends that he wasn’t interested in being teased again.
The Bills were impressed enough with Ryan in their first interview late in the week that they asked him back to Florida on Saturday. The Falcons’ lack of any sense of urgency turned him off even though it would have been an ideal landing spot for his family. Ryan’s son goes to Clemson, which is two hours away. He has a home a few hours away in Tennessee.
None of that matters anymore.
Ryan will take over for Doug Marrone, who opted out of his contract after two years. He’ll take over a team with a familiar framework. The Bills, buoyed by a stingy defense, have a glaring hole at quarterback.
Ryan wants to bring much of his defensive staff, including right-hand man Dennis Thurman in some capacity. He also wants to bring quarterback coach David Lee with him back to Buffalo.
The Jets fired Ryan after missing the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season. Ryan won four road playoff games en route to two AFC Championship Games in six years with the Jets
Ryan’s first choice was to take over the Falcons, but a source told The News Saturday night that Atlanta was 'dragging their feet' after failing to schedule a second interview.
BY MANISH MEHTA NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Sunday, January 11, 2015, 9:25 AM A A A
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Rex Ryan of the New York Jets looks on before taking on the Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
Less than two weeks after Rex Ryan was fired by the Jets, the swaggerlicous coach will resurface with another AFC East team.
The Daily News has learned that Ryan is finalizing a five-year deal for $27.5M to become the Bills' next head coach. Ryan’s first choice was to take over the Falcons, but a source told The News Saturday night that Atlanta was “dragging their feet” after failing to schedule a second interview.
That gave the Bills the opening they needed.
“They made him feel wanted,” a source said Sunday morning.
The Falcons braintrust was impressed by Ryan during a five-hour interview earlier in the week, but hadn’t set a definitive plan to bring him back to meet with Arthur Blank, who left the first interview early to attend to his ailing mother. She passed away this week.
Ryan ultimately didn’t feel like Falcons management, including GM Thomas Dimitroff, would be in his corner, according to sources. Ryan was believed to be the leading candidate to land the Falcons head coaching job in 2008 after an impressive first interview with Blank. However, Dimitroff sat in on the second interview after he was hired and chose Mike Smith.
Ryan told friends that he wasn’t interested in being teased again.
The Bills were impressed enough with Ryan in their first interview late in the week that they asked him back to Florida on Saturday. The Falcons’ lack of any sense of urgency turned him off even though it would have been an ideal landing spot for his family. Ryan’s son goes to Clemson, which is two hours away. He has a home a few hours away in Tennessee.
None of that matters anymore.
Ryan will take over for Doug Marrone, who opted out of his contract after two years. He’ll take over a team with a familiar framework. The Bills, buoyed by a stingy defense, have a glaring hole at quarterback.
Ryan wants to bring much of his defensive staff, including right-hand man Dennis Thurman in some capacity. He also wants to bring quarterback coach David Lee with him back to Buffalo.
The Jets fired Ryan after missing the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season. Ryan won four road playoff games en route to two AFC Championship Games in six years with the Jets
Don't speak that into existence. Have some faith, I feel good about this and think it turn out just fine. I could care less about Rex going to the Bills. My only concern is the J-E-T-S Jets Jets Jets!
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Please WRECKS take Mahty, Sanjay Lal,.Weeks and Louie Aguular too.
Never quite sure what Thurman did since in every TV shot he stood next to Rex and then relayed Rex's call to Harris
Never quite sure what Thurman did since in every TV shot he stood next to Rex and then relayed Rex's call to Harris
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Welcome to NYJF, copernicus....
One of the best former JI posters IMO
One of the best former JI posters IMO