Report: Jets To Hire Todd Bowles As Next Head Coach
In the end, possibly waiting another three weeks to hire a head coach was something that the Jets felt was too risky.
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In the end, possibly waiting another three weeks to hire a head coach was something that the Jets felt was too risky.
The search is over. The Jets finally have a new general manager.
The WFAN host knows that for Gang Green, it ultimately comes down to the quarterback position. And Carton has a solution for his beleaguered franchise. Two words: Peyton Manning.
Wouldn't it be something if pro sports were kept accountable by widespread legalized gambling?
I don't understand the dichotomy of the Jets fan. At once you wanted to run Rex out of town. On the other hand you're horrified that he's still in your division.
It appears the Jets really want to hire Seattle defensive coordinator Dan Quinn as their next head coach, but it's possible they may have to wait three more weeks before they can make him an offer.
As a Jets fan, I'm supposed to feel ... what, exactly? Bitter? Depressed? Giddy? How about none of the above?
Bills owner Terry Pegula credited Ryan for bringing "a well of experience and enthusiasm" in a statement released by the team.
The New York Democrat will be at Syracuse University Monday afternoon to call on the NFL team to return this summer to SUNY Cortland, 30 miles south of Syracuse.
It's the Indianapolis Colts at the New England Patriots in the AFC championship game next Sunday. The Green Bay Packers visit the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC title game earlier in the day.
Quinn must understand two things: MetLife Stadium is not CenturyLink Field. And any secondary he puts together here will never truly compare to the Legion of Boom.
If the Jets have their way, the Seattle Seahawks will lose soon so they can hire their next head coach, Dan Quinn.
The team and the former Jets coach are putting the finishing touches on a contract, the report said.
Rex Ryan's journey to find a job, watching him pinball from town to town, NFL team to TV network, is case in the core competence of pro football. Is there any?
The former Jets linebacker, who is now an analyst for CBS, was an in-studio guest of Boomer & Carton on Friday and offered some unique perspective on what it was like to play for Rex Ryan.
