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Todd Bowles hired Kacy Rodgers as his defensive coordinator and Bobby April Jr. as special teams coordinator Friday. Bowles tabbed Chan Gailey as the Jets' offensive coordinator earlier in the week.
Beyond our native hubris, do we have absolutely anything to be proud of? Do we have any hardihood on the hardwood, diamond or gridiron?
The NFL says it is still investigating how the Patriots used underinflated balls in its last game but has no conclusions yet and no timetable for resolving the cheating accusations with the Super Bowl nine days away.
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Todd Bowles says you can't fool New York Jets fans into thinking their team is good when, put simply, they're not.
The most encouraging thing that came out of Todd Bowles' mouth this week had nothing to do with rings or toughness or locker room culture. And yet, it had everything to do with them.
"I don't necessarily want to rule Geno out or anoint him," Maccagnan told Carton and Connolly. "It's a work in progress."
"I thought it was a first-class operation all the way through," Maccagnan said. "...It was very clear to me that (Johnson) will do whatever it takes to give us an opportunity to be successful."
Troy Vincent, the NFL's executive vice president for football operations, told The Associated Press that the "investigation is currently underway and we're still awaiting findings."
The 63-year-old Gailey was out of football the last two seasons after being fired as Buffalo's coach following the 2012 season. But Todd Bowles targeted Gailey early to be a part of his staff, which is beginning to take shape.
As has been the case since the fall, the Islanders and the Rangers have been really the only reasons for New York City-area sports fans to feel pride. And they seem to be getting better as the season progresses.
If the Jets are entertaining any notions of moving up in the draft to get one of the two top-rated quarterbacks available, they better look in the rearview. At least one team is reportedly plotting a power move.
There is a lot to look forward to when Wilson's Seattle Seahawks, the defending champions, take on Brady's New England Patriots, the dominant franchise of the 2000s, in the Super Bowl.
