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rex is probably my favorite jet coach of all time and ill always be thankful of what he was able to do those 2 seasons. it's just one of those things that ran its course and it was time for him to go. all good things come to an end and it's usually sooner rather than later for this team, and that's what happened with rex. i do think he was a better coach than some of the hires we've had since his departure but there is no point going down that road.

i'm happy for those 2 years, he definitely was happy for them, i think he's happy now, and he's still a jet fan. those are all good things and nothing really needs to change about any of this

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rex is probably my favorite jet coach of all time and ill always be thankful of what he was able to do those 2 seasons. it's just one of those things that ran its course and it was time for him to go. all good things come to an end and it's usually sooner rather than later for this team, and that's what happened with rex. i do think he was a better coach than some of the hires we've had since his departure but there is no point going down that road.

i'm happy for those 2 years, he definitely was happy for them, i think he's happy now, and he's still a jet fan. those are all good things and nothing really needs to change about any of this

This is a much more sane take on Rex, nobody stays forever. Just funny to see the fire everyone crowd on their way to 0-16 still turning their noses up at playoff wins ten years later. 
So it turns out, Italian Seafood was right an everyone can go freak themselves.

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rex is probably my favorite jet coach of all time and ill always be thankful of what he was able to do those 2 seasons. it's just one of those things that ran its course and it was time for him to go. all good things come to an end and it's usually sooner rather than later for this team, and that's what happened with rex. i do think he was a better coach than some of the hires we've had since his departure but there is no point going down that road.

i'm happy for those 2 years, he definitely was happy for them, i think he's happy now, and he's still a jet fan. those are all good things and nothing really needs to change about any of this

Don't get me wrong, those were very fun seasons. He just got figured out early and never fully developed as a head coach. He seemed to always view the offense as someone else's job.
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Don't get me wrong, those were very fun seasons. He just got figured out early and never fully developed as a head coach. He seemed to always view the offense as someone else's job.

.... which would have been fine if "someone else" had meant someone more talented than Brian Schottenheimer, who as I have said more than once is Adam Gase lite. Or more accurately, Adam Gase is Brian Schottenheimer concentrated.

If Schotty had had an elite QB early in his career he would have also ended up in a head coaching job he was wildly unsuited to.
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.... which would have been fine if "someone else" had meant someone more talented than Brian Schottenheimer, who as I have said more than once is Adam Gase lite. Or more accurately, Adam Gase is Brian Schottenheimer concentrated.

If Schotty had had an elite QB early in his career he would have also ended up in a head coaching job he was wildly unsuited to.

lol i think this was my response a few weeks ago where somebody threw out schotty's name as a HC candidate and i think i said something like 'why would we go from one quasi-retard to another', but that's what going from gase to schotty would be

i think schotty would certainly be a better coach than gase, but that's not an endorsement of him. it's an indictment of how poor a coach/person gase is

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.... which would have been fine if "someone else" had meant someone more talented than Brian Schottenheimer, who as I have said more than once is Adam Gase lite. Or more accurately, Adam Gase is Brian Schottenheimer concentrated.

If Schotty had had an elite QB early in his career he would have also ended up in a head coaching job he was wildly unsuited to.

The part that I disagree with here is that the head coach needs to own the whole team. Rex just put someone else in charge and then fucked off to play with the defense again.

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Rex had to go....it was true 6 years ago, it's true now.

And we've been worse off since then so it still hasn't paid off.

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And we've been worse off since then so it still hasn't paid off.

Both statements are correct and an indictment on ownership and the front office's failure to put the right people on the field and on the sidelines.
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.... which would have been fine if "someone else" had meant someone more talented than Brian Schottenheimer, who as I have said more than once is Adam Gase lite. Or more accurately, Adam Gase is Brian Schottenheimer concentrated.

If Schotty had had an elite QB early in his career he would have also ended up in a head coaching job he was wildly unsuited to.

If memory serves Schottenheimer had the Bills job and turned it down because he felt a better opportunity would come along the next year. Unfortunately for both parties he never took the job

By that I mean him and us. The bills would have been worse off, likely would have not ended up with the McDermott/Allen combo they have now. Schotty would have gotten his one shot and we would obviously have been better than the Bills for that stretch of time
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rex is probably my favorite jet coach of all time and ill always be thankful of what he was able to do those 2 seasons. it's just one of those things that ran its course and it was time for him to go. all good things come to an end and it's usually sooner rather than later for this team, and that's what happened with rex. i do think he was a better coach than some of the hires we've had since his departure but there is no point going down that road.

i'm happy for those 2 years, he definitely was happy for them, i think he's happy now, and he's still a jet fan. those are all good things and nothing really needs to change about any of this
100% agree.  Love Rex. Loved those years. Ran its course. I dont think Rex is the type of coach who can be in one place for a decade.

Bowles was a bad coach for us. Gase is worse. Rex is better than both. But that doesn't mean he shouldn't have been let go when he was.

They probably should have just kept Tanny and Rex and then dumped both together. But Tanny butchered the offseason so badly in 2011 that he earned his firing as well.

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Those first two years of Rex's tenure were by far and away the best years of Jets football in my entire life. Close second was the Parcells year specifically 1998.

My track record will show, I rarely get opinionated on the head coaches. Rex's time was up, Bowles was meh, but I'd take either over this freaking derriere clown.

I hate Gase more than any public "sports figure" associated with any of the teams I've ever rooted for. EVER.

He is a terrible head coach and a worse human being. freak HIM TO HELL

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I hate Gase more than any public "sports figure" associated with any of the teams I've ever rooted for. EVER.

Same, probably. Billy King and Idzik are up there too for me.

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Those first two years of Rex's tenure were by far and away the best years of Jets football in my entire life. Close second was the Parcells year specifically 1998.

My track record will show, I rarely get opinionated on the head coaches. Rex's time was up, Bowles was meh, but I'd take either over this freaking derriere clown.

I hate Gase more than any public "sports figure" associated with any of the teams I've ever rooted for. EVER.

He is a terrible head coach and a worse human being. freak HIM TO HELL

I said when the Jets hired Gase that they were doing everything they could to convince me to not be a fan and Gase and the Jets have not backed away from that.
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I still think the 2005 team was the hardest to watch



Going back through this thread is fun. How do they stack up now?

Subquestion: Imagine Gase with Brooks Bollinger and Vinny's husk. Where does that put you? (Anybody feel free to answer)
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Going back through this thread is fun. How do they stack up now?

Subquestion: Imagine Gase with Brooks Bollinger and Vinny's husk. Where does that put you? (Anybody feel free to answer)
Basically where we were during the mono weeks last year.

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