Good philosophy...wish we had it

[stillhardcore]

This is an excerpt from Aaron Glenn's presser in NY yesterday:

"It's going to take hard work, dedication and us as coaches that we teach and continue to teach. The small things about this game is what really wins games.... situational awareness win games. It's our job as coaches to make sure we do that. That's the difference between winning and losing," Glenn noted.

"There's no such thing as accountability without responsibility. It's my job to make sure (the player) knows what is their responsibility. Once they understand that and know they have to be accountable for that. They (players) have been structured ever since college. It's my job to set that structure, hold them accountable and understand it."

Do you think this statement is floating around somewhere in McGoon's head waiting to come out?

The "tough" AFC East has gotten tougher with the addition of 2 quality HC's in NE + NY. Remains to be seen if they are successful, but I don't like our chances of winning the AFC East any time soon.

 

[artdnj]

And then he puts on the Jets garb, and the season starts, and Groundhog Day hits, same old. Jets fans and dolphins fans are a lot alike. Hopes and dreams only to be shattered yearly.

 

[rent this space]

typical coach speak

edit: F the Jets

 

[AquaBlissed888]

Authentic and impressed with his response when asked if he would be calling plays. Check it out McD, take notes!

 

[cullenbigcstill]

Nothing he said is groundbreaking...he succeeds by what coaches he brings, and how he manages the game. They are the Jest with their home permanently placed in the basement of the division, as usual, until it's not....they've been basement dwellers for over a decade..even with our ineptitude we haven't sucked as bad as they have.

Aaron Glenn was a great player, and was a very good coordinator for a very talented team...now he goes to a bottom feeder organization and I don't see how they jump the Pats with Vrabel, us, and Bills with Allen...he won't see a 2nd head coach contract with Jest.

 

[JamesWsenior]

This is an excerpt from Aaron Glenn's presser in NY yesterday:

"It's going to take hard work, dedication and us as coaches that we teach and continue to teach. The small things about this game is what really wins games.... situational awareness win games. It's our job as coaches to make sure we do that. That's the difference between winning and losing," Glenn noted.

"There's no such thing as accountability without responsibility. It's my job to make sure (the player) knows what is their responsibility. Once they understand that and know they have to be accountable for that. They (players) have been structured ever since college. It's my job to set that structure, hold them accountable and understand it."

Do you think this statement is floating around somewhere in McGoon's head waiting to come out?

The "tough" AFC East has gotten tougher with the addition of 2 quality HC's in NE + NY. Remains to be seen if they are successful, but I don't like our chances of winning the AFC East any time soon.

The same Aaron who's defense ranked 23rd is it? The year before was what?

 

[bdizzle00]

This is an excerpt from Aaron Glenn's presser in NY yesterday:

"It's going to take hard work, dedication and us as coaches that we teach and continue to teach. The small things about this game is what really wins games.... situational awareness win games. It's our job as coaches to make sure we do that. That's the difference between winning and losing," Glenn noted.

"There's no such thing as accountability without responsibility. It's my job to make sure (the player) knows what is their responsibility. Once they understand that and know they have to be accountable for that. They (players) have been structured ever since college. It's my job to set that structure, hold them accountable and understand it."

Do you think this statement is floating around somewhere in McGoon's head waiting to come out?

The "tough" AFC East has gotten tougher with the addition of 2 quality HC's in NE + NY. Remains to be seen if they are successful, but I don't like our chances of winning the AFC East any time soon.

This guy hasn’t accomplished jack ****. A good philosophy is whatever produces results. Who cares if it’s hard nosed, dynamic, all 3 phases, or whatever.

The freaking ends justify the freaking means.

 

[bdizzle00]

This is an excerpt from Aaron Glenn's presser in NY yesterday:

"It's going to take hard work, dedication and us as coaches that we teach and continue to teach. The small things about this game is what really wins games.... situational awareness win games. It's our job as coaches to make sure we do that. That's the difference between winning and losing," Glenn noted.

"There's no such thing as accountability without responsibility. It's my job to make sure (the player) knows what is their responsibility. Once they understand that and know they have to be accountable for that. They (players) have been structured ever since college. It's my job to set that structure, hold them accountable and understand it."

Do you think this statement is floating around somewhere in McGoon's head waiting to come out?

The "tough" AFC East has gotten tougher with the addition of 2 quality HC's in NE + NY. Remains to be seen if they are successful, but I don't like our chances of winning the AFC East any time soon.

Good philosophy? That’s hilarious. Who cares what a coach’s philosophy is?

You either win or you don’t, and if you haven’t won yet, then **** you. Your philosophy is completely irrelevant.

 

[BrowardDolfan]

Always amazes me how much this board is enamored by the press conference.

 

[bdizzle00]

Always amazes me how much this board is enamored by the press conference.

It’s rediculous. Every new coach sounds great and wants to win.

 

[FanMarino]

All Jets coaches go in giving that spin. We all know how it ends and it's quite beautiful to watch.

 

[The Captain]

Good philosophy? That’s hilarious. Who cares what a coach’s philosophy is?

You either win or you don’t, and if you haven’t won yet, then **** you. Your philosophy is completely irrelevant.

Doesn't every newly-hired head coach's first press conference sound inspirational?

 

[royalshank]

Nothing he said is groundbreaking...he succeeds by what coaches he brings, and how he manages the game. They are the Jest with their home permanently placed in the basement of the division, as usual, until it's not....they've been basement dwellers for over a decade..even with our ineptitude we haven't sucked as bad as they have.

Aaron Glenn was a great player, and was a very good coordinator for a very talented team...now he goes to a bottom feeder organization and I don't see how they jump the Pats with Vrabel, us, and Bills with Allen...he won't see a 2nd head coach contract with Jest.

I hear you but we are going to suck next year. We have no money and roster can only get worse. We might be the basement team in the division TBH.

 

[stillhardcore]

Always amazes me how much this board is enamored by the press conference.

No one is "enamored". I said I liked this philosophy about holding players accountable. I did not say Glenn will win a SuperBowl with the Jests. All I said was I like his philosophy....Jeeeeez! On the the flip-side you have McCapri, so there you go. His philosophy is fining players who show up late.....all season and at the end he says "It did not work"...how about benching their ass, see if that gets their attention!

 

[stillhardcore]

I hear you but we are going to suck next year. We have no money and roster can only get worse. We might be the basement team in the division TBH.

We have a VERY good chance of being #4 in the AFC East in in '25! Some of the Eternal Optimists on here think we are a TE, or backup QB away from being a contender. I guess no one watched the playoffs. Very obvious we did not belong.