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Sparano to simplify the Jets

While we are all celebrating we should remember that cam camerons team sticks it up our *** everyone we play. Let's not consider ts an automatic win just yet.
 
Sanchez will definately improve with this so called simplification of the offense. He's already proven that he can be average to ok when he's not asked to do too much... Like think or read a defense.
 
But he has knowledge of the entire Dolphins organization so prepare for 20 years of Jets domination over Miami...
 
I'm more than surprised that anyone would take this guy as an OC, I think at best he'd be a good position coach, but putting him in charge of an entire offense? Really??
 
outlawd2u said:
I'm more than surprised that anyone would take this guy as an OC, I think at best he'd be a good position coach, but putting him in charge of an entire offense? Really??
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How's he even a good position coach considering the way he kept tinkering with the OL to its demise, including signing, starting and not pulling Columbo?

it's funny how the jest homers are hanging their hats on Romo's first year in Dallas where Tony called some of the plays in concert with Haley.. but I believe he then got relieved of that job when it was upgraded to Jason Garrett. When all you have to go on is a shared responsibility 5 years ago that Tony has any offensive acumen (I keep thinking of how he claimed Henning's predictable play calling was not the problem and throwing our offense under the bus instead), then you're grasping at straws.
 
Mark.... Why does that buzzer go off 3 seconds after every snap?

Tony..... You hear that you have 3 options checkdown, throw it away, or take a sack.
 
cyoung said:
According to PFT: Sparano will simplify the Jets offense to help Sanchez succeed. He is also going to buil a power running game. I love it!!!

There is also a "Fire Sparano" thread on one of the forums already. It was a humorous read.
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Jimmy Johnson hit his head and forgot how to draft offensive players when he came down here, then there's the Wannstache, Malcolm "Cam" Cameron aka "turn your thumbs this way", and Sparano Fistpump...what a pathetic run of coahces. The one good coach we've had since then (Saban) got screwed by the doctors. He wanted Brees and they advised against it. He probably still would've been here had he gotten Brees...but then again, he passed on Aaron Rodgers, too, so there's that.

No doubt Shula brings this up in conversation when he wants to have a good, hearty laugh.
 
Vaark said:
How's he even a good position coach considering the way he kept tinkering with the OL to its demise, including signing, starting and not pulling Columbo?

it's funny how the jest homers are hanging their hats on Romo's first year in Dallas where Tony called some of the plays in concert with Haley.. but I believe he then got relieved of that job when it was upgraded to Jason Garrett. When all you have to go on is a shared responsibility 5 years ago that Tony has any offensive acumen (I keep thinking of how he claimed Henning's predictable play calling was not the problem and throwing our offense under the bus instead), then you're grasping at straws.
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especially when Tony was calling the Run plays and Haley was calling the passing plays

I can see it now

Rex to Tony "what run play should we call"

Tony- "hmmm 3rd and 6, who is our smallest lightest fasted running back.....oh Joe McKnight, lets run him straight up the gut like he is a power back, make sure he gets behind Colombo, he's a great blocker"
 
I guess Schotty's color-coded simplified scheme was too much still? lol
 
Jersey DolFan said:
again, rationalizing the situation you like.

has it occured to people on this board that exactly what the Jests NEED is simplification? that they went to 2 straight afc championships with that philosophy? i am not happy sparano is with the Jests i honeslty think it was a solid move.
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yeah, maybe he can rebuild the o line, or advise as to the best time to take a time out or not take one (Dallas game with 2:35 left, he lets the clock run down to the 2 min warning, wasting 35 seconds and thus assuring Dallas can run the clock out)
 
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