Is the Dumbest thing I’ve heard yet this season.

I mean where to start? You don’t fire a first year head coach unless he really screws up a team in that year. Hell, we gave Kotite a second year.

I have the feeling that if the Jets had started 0-4 and had been competitive, you wouldn’t care about them losing now. But because they started 4-0 you expected a team with a rookie head coach and rookie QB to make the Super Bowl.

The Jets have had a revolving door at Coach for as long as I’ve been watching. Lets give Ryan the time to do what he’s going to do. Its silly to already be talking like your going to fire him.

He is just going to drag your organization even lower with his cancerous attitude and demeanor.

Tom Cable. He is a perfect fit for the jets.

Since being a Fins fan for about 40 years I haven’t really liked the Jets (though I’m from NY…my brother is a Jets fan, late dad a Giants fan), but with Ryan and the others showing such lousy ability to communicate as sportsmen, I have lost all respect for the Jets, and will continue to do so as long as Ryan is coach. Bart Scott would never have said what he’s been saying unless Ryan was his HC. And dont’ give me whatever about Joey Porter…I know he’s a loudmouth as well, and wish he’d keep his trap shut most of the time too. What he said about “icepack” on Sanchez wasn’t any better than Pace’s comment on “hurting” Henne (or whoever said it).

The Jets outplayed the Dolphins yesterday in almost every aspect of the game. They should’ve won the game. Even with the 2 miracle plays by Ted Ginn Jr., they were always in it right up until the very last. The Jets are better than even you guys think they are. I’ll happily take the W and the Sweep this year, but the Jets are good, and they’re going to be force next year (maybe still even this year). You have a lot of new faces, and they need time to gel—but the raw talent is definitely there. I hate Rex Ryan, and his big fat mouth—but that’s because I’m a Dolphins fan. I love when these two teams play—regardless of record, it’s always a war…and there’s nothing better than a great game. I was there yesterday, and my voice is gone. Until next time Jets fans, but as far as being sick to my stomach over yesterdays game—better you than me.

People are way to quick to judge around here, and the Phins fans just don’t like him because he has been pretty blunt and doesn’t give credit where it is due. The guy is 8 games into his career as a head coach, and we are a .500 team this year. The 3-0 start gave people false hope. No offence intended snorky and I honestly mean that, but I’m sure nobody cares if Phins fans don’t respect the Jets. Ryan will be a good head coach, were 4-4 because of him, without him we are probably not even that. So calm the expectations, if we finish 8-8 on the season, that’s a success. I think mroelser but i best, of course Phins fans are going to hate Rex, he is brash, lound mouthed and cocky and right now he hasn’t justified it, but jumping on him 8 games into his tenure. A lot of fans want to talk about the ‘same old Jets’ but this is a case of ‘same old Jets fans’ give the guy a chance, he is learning n the job with a new QB, facing two massive season ending injuries. He will imrpove his way with the media, he will improve his game time decisions. Bill Belli went 5-11 in his first season as a head coach. Give Rex time, the fact that people are already questioning his ability is completely ridiculous IMO.

Rex Ryan has coached this defense up to the point that you almost won a game where your QB threw, if i remember correctly, 5 picks…. 5! Statistically speaking, 5 interceptions should put your team waaay out of the game. Also Rex Ryan worked closely with Ozzie Newsome (the Ravens GM) in scouting all the defensive talent the Ravens have and i guarantee you this team finds a few studs on defense in the coming years. Yesterday’s loss is NOT Ryan’s fault. Throw whoever your special teams coach is under the bus. I also have to say that having a coach that your players will play hard for is invaluable, makes a huge difference in the whole psyche of the team and is definitely the difference between a few Ws and Ls. Braylon Edwards’s TD catch yesterday is a perfect example. The right way to work towards building a stable, winning franchise isn’t to throw your QB or your coach under the bus after a few losses. Here in NY we’re way too spoiled and impatient. The Giants are struggling right now because of our awful backup safeties and Eli’s plantar fascitis (just watched the tape… he isnt stepping into throws at all. convinced thats the problem right now), but we had a coach and QB who the media and fans ripped on mercilessly, calling for their heads. But given time to develop, this team made the playoffs every year from ‘05 till last year, won two division championships, 1 12-4 record as the top seed in the NFC, and a Super Bowl championship. I hate the Eagles, but they’re a good example too. Despite Eagle fans calling for both their heads alot of different times, the team stuck with McNabb and Andy Reid. They still do things that make no sense. Andy Reid called 13 run plays against the Raiders, even though they have one of the best RBs in the game in brian westbrook… and obviously lost. Last year they tied the Bengals, got blown out by the Ravens, and their QB admitted to the media that he didn’t know ties existed. There’s been more before that. But the stability of the coaching staff and of the front office has kept them in contention every year and they’ve played in 5 NFC championships and a super bowl. So, stick with the guy, ride the highs and lows, and good things will happen.

you are a retard. Congratulations.