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    • TheChronicHotAir

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:21 pm
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      #21950

      …the Bucs are 0-8 (suppose to be a 6-2 team).Why does It (schiano) still have a job? ?? ? ?? ? ?? ? ??

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:27 pm
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      #43766

      The owners hate you, and everything about you. They would go to any lengths to see you miserable.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:28 pm
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      #43767

      I never thought the Jets would be 0-8.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:29 pm
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      #43768

      cute ;-)

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:33 pm
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      #43769

      Unfortunately, the rise and fall of both NY coaches is going hurt us with our dreams of firing Schiano.  Ryan was a joke last year, had a 2009 1st round pick QB flame out and is riding a rookie QB, and it looks like he is going to be a serious candidate for coach of the year.  Coughlin is always on the verge of being fired or winning a Super Bowl.  The guy Ryan will lose to as coach of the year, Reid, looks like a guy that probably should never have been fired.  The Bucs team is talented and look like they are probably 20 horrible minutes of football from being a .500 or better team in general.  Could the Glazer's see this, and combined with being 2 years into a 5 year contract, decide to keep him hoping he is next years Ryan? I am 100% on the fire Schiano side.  Im just shocked he hasnt been fired yet, and I searching for reasons why.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:39 pm
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      #43770

      I remember the majority of this board laughing at the Jets the entire off-season, saying we fleeced them in the Revis deal and laughing about how the Jets were the laughing stock of the league. Amazing what coaching can do. :(

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:43 pm
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      #43771

      They won’t fire him before the end of the season unless this team quits.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:56 pm
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      #43772

      They won't fire him before the end of the season unless this team quits.

      ^^^^ This . No reason to do it otherwise . It accomplishes nothing . Season is already down the drain.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 4:58 pm
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      #43773

      They won't fire him before the end of the season unless this team quits.

      ^^^^ This . No reason to do it otherwise . It accomplishes nothing . Season is already down the drain.

      Firing Schiano gives us a better understanding of what we actually have in Glennon.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 5:02 pm
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      #43774

      They won't fire him before the end of the season unless this team quits.

      ^^^^ This . No reason to do it otherwise . It accomplishes nothing . Season is already down the drain.

      Firing Schiano gives us a better understanding of what we actually have in Glennon.

      No it doesn't because we'll still be running the same offense with the same players surrounding him until next season.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 5:03 pm
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      #43775

      They won't fire him before the end of the season unless this team quits.

      ^^^^ This . No reason to do it otherwise . It accomplishes nothing . Season is already down the drain.

      Firing Schiano gives us a better understanding of what we actually have in Glennon.

      By the time you implement a new offense you will just trash too many games transitioning to learn anything.  You ride his out, let the next competent coach evaluate the film for what it is,and move on.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 5:05 pm
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      #43776

      They won't fire him before the end of the season unless this team quits.

      ^^^^ This . No reason to do it otherwise . It accomplishes nothing . Season is already down the drain.

      Firing Schiano gives us a better understanding of what we actually have in Glennon.

      No it doesn't because we'll still be running the same offense with the same players surrounding him until next season.

      The new coach will most likely make adjustments and not play so conservatively like Schiano though. Glennon always seems to have solid 1st half's. It's the 2nd half in which he struggles and I'm starting to think that coaching plays a factor in that.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 5:22 pm
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      #43777

      yes, but keeping Schiano is true middle finger to the fans.  1-13 with the one win from the I dont care Falcons?  No way this guy should be coaching now.  If Lovie is the guy, bring him in now so he can figure out what the roster is made from to prepare for 2014. 

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 5:24 pm
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      #43778

      I don’t think Lovie would want to come in midseason ….he’s not that stupid . He’d want time to put in his pieces and implement his system.

    • Anonymous

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      Nov. 4, 2013 at 5:32 pm
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      #43779

      yes, but keeping Schiano is true middle finger to the fans.  1-13 with the one win from the I dont care Falcons?  No way this guy should be coaching now.  If Lovie is the guy, bring him in now so he can figure out what the roster is made from to prepare for 2014.

      I think if you are gonna coach the team you can figure it out, plenty of other new coaches do in just an offseason.

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