Rex Ryan is embarrassed yet defiant after the New York Jets
collapsed against the New England Patriots.
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November 24, 2012
New York Jets head coach has no problem with Patriots head coach Bill Belichick keeping starters like Tom Brady, Wes Welker, et. al in during the 4th quarter of their blowout loss Thursday night. “It’s our job to stop them. That’s what they do. It’s our job to stop them,” Ryan said. With Brady still throwing passes while the Pats were up 49-12 in the 4th, it didn'...
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November 23, 2012
After last night’s horrible loss to the Patriots, New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan still can’t believe how bad his team played.
“Obviously watching the tape, it’s still hard to fathom the one stretch,” Ryan said today, in comments distributed by the Jets’ PR staff, per Pro Football Talk. “I’ve never seen anything like it. Coaching football or even following football...
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November 23, 2012
Rex Ryan is no stranger to his New York Jets being embarrassed at home by the New England Patriots. Last season, the Patriots traveled to New York and beat the Jets by a score of 37-16. Thursday’s loss was even uglier, as New England dominated in all phases of the game en route to a 49-19 Thanksgiving Day loss on national television.
If you thought the Jets had questions heading...
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November 23, 2012
If you tuned into the Turkey Day tilt between the Patriots and Jets, you might've noticed the conspicuous lack of playing time for Tim Tebow.
In fact, the highly-publicized backup quarterback played zero -- read 'em zero -- snaps in New York's 49-19 blowout loss to the Pats.
And now we know why.
After the game, Tebow revealed to reporters that he has two fractured...
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November 23, 2012
The New York Jets' loss to the New England Patriots on Thursday night was the type of inexplicable, embarrassing game that gets coaches fired. Jets coach Rex Ryan says that's not going to happen to him.
"I do, I do," Ryan said when asked if he expects to be coaching the Jets next year, according to The Star-Ledger. "And I think our team will play a heckuva...
The New York Jets season is spiraling out of control, but Gang Green is focused on the here and now, refusing to look too far ahead.
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November 23, 2012
Situation:
3rd and 4 from the STL 47, 6:12 left in the 1st Quarter, tied at 0
Personnel:
21
Play:
4-vert
Defense:
2-3-6 Dime, Cover-3 Zone Blitz
Last Sunday marked the first time that Sam Bradford had faced a Rex Ryan defense, and the results generally did not go well. Bradford...
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November 22, 2012
Joe Caporoso - 12 Pack
Chris Gross- Jets 24, New England 21: Tomorrow, the Jets will display the same mentality that they had last week in St. Louis, the mindset that their backs are against the wall and they need to swing from the hip to survive throughout the rest of the season. While New York is historically bad under Rex Ryan when facing the Patriots in the clubs’ second...
'U R RIDICULOUS'
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November 23, 2012
New York Jets tight end Dustin Keller took to Twitter to call out Jets fans who apparently booed when it appeared that Mark Sanchez went down with an injury.
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November 21, 2012
Coach Rex Ryan said the Jets will “keep throwing” to struggling rookie WR Stephen Hill. Hill went without a catch again in Week 11, the fourth time that has happened this year. He also had another mind-numbing drop. Ryan tried to blame Hill’s illness for the woes. “Sometimes when you have young players, rookie players, and they miss the whole week of practice…you kind of...
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November 23, 2012
Rex Ryan anticipates Tim Tebow will be ''ready to go'' in the New York Jets' next game against the Arizona Cardinals in spite of the backup quarterback's two broken ribs.
The Jets coach said Monday that the team will see how Tebow does during the week.
Tebow was in uniform but didn't play Thursday night in the Jets' 49-19 loss to the New England...
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November 22, 2012
Lead writer Nick St. Denis and AFC East Daily contributors Dan Begnoche and Sean Donovan pick the Thanksgiving divisional slugfest between the New England Patriots and New York Jets.Nick's take: Ah... Thanksgiving dinner, beer and Jets vs. Patriots. Few things are better. Rex Ryan will have Gang Green ready, and the Jets will divide their rushing attempts evenly between Bilal...
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November 21, 2012
There were no sighs of relief, no jumps for joy when the New York Jets found out they wouldn't have to worry about Rob Gronkowski this week.
Sure, the New England Patriots lost perhaps the league's top playmaking tight end for a few weeks with a broken forearm. But Rex Ryan's team knew better than to celebrate.
''I don't know,'' Ryan said, shaking...
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November 23, 2012
The New York Jets continue to amaze us for all the wrong reasons.
There is no shame in losing to the New England Patriots, because they are a pretty good football team. However, the Jets didn’t just manage to lose to the Patriots, they were embarrassed on Thanksgiving night, 49-19. The loss dropped their record to 4-7.
This was a home game at MetLife Stadium on national television...
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