B&C Morning Show: Jets Don't Say Much As Giants Prepare For Falcons
After their disappointing 8-8 season that culminated without a playoff appearance, the Jets made their rounds yesterday and offered little in the way of an explanation.
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After their disappointing 8-8 season that culminated without a playoff appearance, the Jets made their rounds yesterday and offered little in the way of an explanation.
When the Jets announced Monday that offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer was expected to return in 2012, you could hear a collective gasp throughout the Tri-State Area.
The NFL is investigating Bart Scott's obscene single-digit salute in the Jets' locker room Monday, according to multiple reports.
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It was a strange setting Monday as the Jets cleaned out their lockers. But despite all the theatrics, wide receiver Santonio Holmes still garnered the most attention.
Rex Ryan and general manager Mike Tannenbaum reiterated that they "expect" Schottenheimer to return next season — unless he's hired as a head coach elsewhere.
After learning about Rex Ryan's true feelings for team captains and Brian Schottenheimer's future with the Jets organization, Mike Tannenbaum talked about picking the brain of one Plaxico Burress.
Like him or not, Rex Ryan has made a name for himself in the Tri-State area by wearing his emotions on his sleeve.
After some well deserved time off, the Dynamic Radio Duo - known worldwide as Boomer & Carton - returned to the Allstate Studio.
Ryan cried at the team meeting "because he loves us." Linebacker Bart Scott snarled at a photographer, using an expletive, and then used an obscene hand gesture.
LaDainian Tomlinson said they were unhappy about Holmes' effort, demeanor and body language.
It took 17 weeks for me to sour on Mark Sanchez, but it's not for the reasons that seem obvious. Yes, the Jets quarterback has serious on-field issues, but it's what he didn't say Sunday that raised the biggest red flag heading into the future.
The Jets lost to an inferior team sans its most superior player and nothing to play for. In a league built by parity, the Jets remain a parody.
The Jets just weren't good enough to be a playoff team in 2011-12. Sunday's 19-17 loss to the Dolphins was a fitting end to a season full of unfulfilled promises, inconsistent play, and turmoil.
