Rex Ryan and Mike Tannenbaum reiterated their belief in Mark Sanchez and new offensive coordinator Tony Sparano in a conference call with season ticket holder on Friday afternoon. Although Ryan admitted that "we're extremely disappointed" missing the playoffs for the first time in his three ...
Via AP on Fox
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January 20, 2012
Jets coach Rex Ryan says his Super Bowl guarantees might have added pressure on his players, and if ''it's Super Bowl or bust, we busted.''
Ryan tells WFAN Radio on Friday that he wants to be a great coach but is ''absolutely not there yet.'' He says he drove by MetLife Stadium during the Giants' playoff-opening win against Atlanta two weeks...
Via The Boone Docks
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January 20, 2012
Rex Ryan might be ready to change his brash tune.
Via The Jets Blog
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January 21, 2012
There are studies that show the best and most effective ways that adults learn is from mistakes. Based on his Friday interview with WFAN’s Mike Francessa, Rex Ryan is learning from his mistakes this offseason and is learning that ta;king trash is alright for defensive players, but offensive players are generally less thrilled about the matter. Rod Boone writes up the lessons...
Via The Rap Sheet
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January 20, 2012
Wait, you thought we’d go the whole week without Jets coach Rex Ryan chiming in? That his least-favorite team, the Patriots, are playing his old team, the Ravens, and he won’t offer a prediction?
No chance. He did a conference call with season-ticket holders spoke to WFAN Radio, and per the NY Daily News, Rex weighed in with a prediction.
“First off, the Ravens...
Via NFL.com
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January 21, 2012
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan told WFAN-AM on Friday that he'll remain
confident but might tone down his comments after his Super Bowl guarantees and
bravado could have hurt his team this season.
Via Pro Football Talk
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January 20, 2012
Rex Ryan can no longer predict that his team will make the Super Bowl. So he may as well predict what’s going to happen to the teams that actually made the playoffs. “First off, the Ravens are going to win this game,” Ryan said Friday on WFAN when asked for his general thoughts on the…
Via CBSSports.com
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January 20, 2012
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan said Friday his Super Bowl guarantees might have added pressure on his players, and if 'it's Super Bowl or bust, we busted.'
Via NFL.com
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January 20, 2012
"Well, we busted." Those were the words from coach Rex Ryan, who provided a clear, straightforward assessment of the Jets' failed 2011 season.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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January 20, 2012
Jets coach Rex Ryan says his Super Bowl guarantees might have added pressure on his players, and if "it's Super Bowl or bust, we busted." Ryan tells WFAN Radio on Friday that he wants to be a great coach but is "absolutely not there yet." He says he drove by MetLife Stadium during the Giants' playoff-opening win against Atlanta two weeks ago to motivate...
Via The Jets Blog
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January 21, 2012
I just wanted to see our stadium and it was in blue and it drove me crazy. I drove by there specifically to see it and just to get that taste in my mouth… Next year we’re going to be here.”
– Rex Ryan on driving by MetLife during the Giants home playoff game
Via New York Post - Jets
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January 21, 2012
Get ready for Rex Ryan Light?
The Jets coach said yesterday he will consider toning down his bravado and brash talk next season after hearing what running back LaDainian Tomlinson said this week about Ryan sometimes providing motivation to the opposing team.
“I thought it would put pressure on me...
Via COED Magazine
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January 20, 2012
So apparently there’s going to be more of this commercial released this weekend. Unlike the poorly thought-out “Discount Double Check” and Rex Ryan Pepsi ad, this one isn’t...
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Via Beat Writers Blog
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January 20, 2012
Said it would be more painful if Patriots win Super Bowl than Giants
Via NY Daily News
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January 19, 2012
Less than two weeks after the Jets’ missed the playoffs for the first time under Rex Ryan, owner Woody Johnson addressed several of the issues his club is facing this offseason.
Via Boston.com
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January 19, 2012
Some things seem never-ending: Rex Ryan’s Super Bowl promises, the Raiders’ run of futility, and Bill Belichick’s love of Ed Reed .
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