Black Monday: NFL Coaches and Executives Carousel

[CultBrennan59]

Rex Ryan doesn't/didn't deserve to be fired; it was all Tannebaum and his stupidity to bringing Tebow there. It was a whole organization decision to get Sanchez. I will say though that if Rex and this team doesn't get to 9-7 next year, it'll be the end of Rex.


Side note, Devin Hester is contemplating retirement, via a twitter report of a bears writer

[Evilgrin]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

Rex Ryan doesn't/didn't deserve to be fired; it was all Tannebaum and his stupidity to bringing Tebow there. It was a whole organization decision to get Sanchez. I will say though that if Rex and this team doesn't get to 9-7 next year, it'll be the end of Rex.


Side note, Devin Hester is contemplating retirement, via a twitter report of a bears writer

I dunno, Ryan creates alot of dysfunction by constantly talking to the media. The whole offensive side of the ball probably hates him, which doesn't help them win games.

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by Evilgrin

I dunno, Ryan creates alot of dysfunction by constantly talking to the media. The whole offensive side of the ball probably hates him, which doesn't help them win games.

LT, Jason Taylor and Kris Jenkins (first two are potential hall of famers) said that Rex Ryan is a great coach and the reason they went to the jets. I've heard these guys on CBS, Inside the NFL and NFLN all say positive things about Rex. Is Rex absolutely not to blame? No, he deserves some blame. But is Rex the problem? Not at all. Tannebaum is the problem along with Tebow and Sanchez. As soon as those 3 are gone (1 down 2 to go), then we'll see the Jets become better. Think of it like us with McNabb and Haynesworth and Vinny; It takes time, but the Coach is not the blame, its the organization and who runs it. Rex doesn't run the whole Jets, he runs a third of it.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

LT, Jason Taylor and Kris Jenkins (first two are potential hall of famers) said that Rex Ryan is a great coach and the reason they went to the jets. I've heard these guys on CBS, Inside the NFL and NFLN all say positive things about Rex. Is Rex absolutely not to blame? No, he deserves some blame. But is Rex the problem? Not at all. Tannebaum is the problem along with Tebow and Sanchez. As soon as those 3 are gone (1 down 2 to go), then we'll see the Jets become better. Think of it like us with McNabb and Haynesworth and Vinny; It takes time, but the Coach is not the blame, its the organization and who runs it. Rex doesn't run the whole Jets, he runs a third of it.

Name your bet - Rex doesn't reach .500 next year and is fired.