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Jets plan to blitz more this season
The New York Jets have always been viewed as a defensive minded team, considering head coach Rex Ryan’s history as a defensive coordinator plus formerly having the best cornerback in the league. Over the last two years however, the Jets have been slipping in the rankings for the defense. Some attribute that to having a ‘old and slow’ front seven while others will chose to blame...
Rex Ryan Thinks He’s a ‘Hell of a Lot Better Football Coach’ Than Given Credit For
Rex Ryan is coming off his worst season as head coach of the Jets, but if you thought that would stop him from speaking his mind and pumping his chest, think again.
In fact, the season — one in which the Jets went 6-10 and subsequently cleaned house — may have been fuel to the fire.
“I’m a hell of a lot better football coach than I’m given credit for,” Ryan told Newsday...
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Rex Ryan pats himself on the back
Rex Ryan believes he isn't given the respect for his coaching acumen that he deserves, saying, "I’m a hell of a lot better football coach than I’m given credit for."
Rex Ryan: I’m A Better Coach Than I’m Given Credit For
Jets head coach Rex Ryan is battling for his job each and every day as the 2013 regular season approaches. You wouldn’t know though, because Ryan still is the brash confident head coach that led the Jets to two consecutive AFC title games.
Ryan admits he’s made some mistakes as a coach, but Told Newsday that he’s “a lot better coach than he’s given credit for.”
“I...
Rex Ryan: I'm better than people give me credit for
Rex Ryan knows he's living on borrowed time this season. It's either an extended run into the playoffs or the unemployment line for the head coach of the New York Jets.
With a depleted roster and another unstable quarterback situation, the cards are stacked high against Ryan still being with the Jets on New Year's Day. Still, the blustery coach was defiant as ever...
Jets' secondary prepared for life after Revis
Darrelle Revis is a distant memory in the New York Jets' new-look secondary.
Gone is the man considered by many to be one of the best players in team history, and perhaps the best cornerback in the NFL. But, Rex Ryan believes Antonio Cromartie can handle the load of being the No. 1 guy - especially since he did it last season when Revis got hurt.
Ryan says Thursday that Cromartie...
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No Hands, No 53-man Roster
Head Coach Rex Ryan remains unsatisfied with what he's seen from his wide receiver core in offseason practices.
"We've had some I've never seen," Rex said on dropped passes, in today's press conference. "We had a couple drops in walkthroughs yesterday...To me, as a wide receiver, it's hard to believe I make the team if I continue to drop the...
Rex Ryan rips Jets’ receivers for drops
As we've come to know him, Rex Ryan is the ultimate players coach, often times going out of his way to defend his own.
So it's a bit surprising for the Jets' fifth-year coach to collectively rip his group of presumably butterfingered receivers, as he did on Wednesday.
“What wasn’t outstanding was the way we caught the football yesterday. We dropped a ton of balls...
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Ryan jokes about Tebow joining Pats
Now that Tim Tebow is with the Patriots, Jets coach Rex Ryan took a moment to crack a joke, saying, "If they want to replace Brady with him, that’s fine."
Rex Ryan’s Grand Experiment: The Flexible Front Seven?
Our 285-pound backer?
Honestly, I can’t muster enough energy to talk about Sanchez and quarterbacks. The most intriguing thing for me about this Jets team is the experiment taking place on Rex Ryan’s defense. Specifically, with the front seven.
For anyone who’s watched this squad over the years, it’s clear Ryan can coach defense. And the Jets defensive units have been solid...
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