Sal Alosi Suspended for Rest of Season Without Pay
by John B on Dec 13, 2010 7:12 PM EST
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Jets strength and conditioning coach Sal Alosi has been suspended for the remainder of the season and postseason without pay Jay Glazer just reported on FOX's pregame show. The team and the league came to an agreement according to Glazer.
I don't think this goes far enough. I am disgusted that this clown (and that's what he is) will continue to represent the Jets in any way. I hope a quiet dismissal takes place after the year. I'm tired of all the bad press this organization is getting. It's time to make an example out of somebody. Who better than a guy with a job for which there are thousands of qualified replacements? If this guy doesn't value what he has by embarrassing the team this way, let him work in some hole in the wall gym, and get someone who values the position and will represent the team with dignity.
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Hmmm
I wanted him fired, but I guess this is the next best thing.
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He should have just quit and saved the $25,000.The Jets will quietly let him go
at the end of the season when this dies down.What he did is even worse than if a fan ran on the field and tackled somebody at the knee with the chance of seriously injuring a player.Unforgiveable and something that will never be forgotten in Jet lore.
by Putnan Prince on Dec 13, 2010 9:55 PM EST up reply actions
What he did was awful but he still is a human being
People make mistakes, at least he was man enough to own up to it. Everybody deserves a second chance. I dont think the guy has a history of doing bad things on the job.
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
Just my opinion but to me
there is making a mistake, and there is trying to injure somebody (or showing complete disregard for a player’s health). If this guy can’t appreciate that he has his dream job and needs to represent his organization and his fans the right way, I have a tough time generating sympathy. He can go on with his life and do something else, but I think there’s a distinction between an honest accidental mistake and malicious behavior.
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Do you really belive he was trying to injure the guy?
I think he was trying to take him down but not trying to injure him. The guy has been punished, he called up the Fins and the player and apologized, what more can he do? Charity work? Community service? Offensive Coordinator?
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
First of all, the offensive coordinator comment might be the funniest thing I’ve ever read on this blog. I literally almost spit my tea onto my screen, so good work.
He was either trying to injure him or he didn’t care he was going to injure Carroll, which is just as bad in my book. Nolan Carroll might not have gotten a second chance because of this guy.
There are thousands of guys out there the Jets can hire who won’t embarrass the team like this. If Alosi can’t appreciate what he has, the team can make a more deserving guy’s dream come true.
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why else would he stick his knee out?
The intent of a cheapshot like that is to injure, pure and simple.
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by Patssuck456 on Dec 13, 2010 10:35 PM EST up reply actions
Na I don’t think so. It was a shit thing to do no doubt however if you are saying while he was sticking his knee out he was saying in his head “I am trying to end this players career or really hurt him” I find that extremely hard to believe. Heat of the moment thing.
In an Ideal world I would have all ten fingers on my left hand so my right hand could just be a fist for punching.
YankeesJets why are you sticking up for this guy?
Compassion is not really warranted in this case. He f’d up big time and needs to find a new job.
by DesertJetFan on Dec 13, 2010 7:51 PM EST up reply actions
Not sticking up for him but whats done is done
The guy didnt sustain a career ending injury and I seriously doubt he would ever do it again. I dont condone what he did but its over with. He made a mistake, he will pay for it now. Mike Vick made a mistake, he got another chance, right?
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
Vick got another chance after he paid the price for his actions.
That’s what Alosi is going to do.
by DesertJetFan on Dec 13, 2010 7:57 PM EST up reply actions
Thats all Im saying
The guy has already had to pay the price. He looks like an idiot and I’m sure he will be hassled for it too. On top of that suspension without pay fits the crime. I dont condone his actions at all but the penalty has been set and he will serve it.
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
You have to think of this guys character
Do the JETS really want this guy around your players? If I was a player I would steer clear of anything this guy would try to tell me or do for me.
Man enough to own up to it?
It was on national television. Tens of thousands of people saw it.
I wouldn’t call his admission being “man enough to own up to it/”
6/10/2010 - Tra Thomas signs with the Chargers
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That was fast.
He couldve denied the intent
Couldve said he was just moving his leg. It looked harmless in real speed.
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agreed
They shouldn’t have waited for the league to take the matter up. It looks like they didn’t want to do anything but their hand is being forced. The guy shouldve been swiftly dismissed immediately.
by Crackback on Dec 13, 2010 7:39 PM EST via mobile reply actions
I don't know...
I think the Jets were right to work in coordination with the league on the punishment. It’s a situation where it is kinda hard for the Jets to come out looking good, but leaving the decision to the league was probably best.
Personally, I’m not sure the punishment goes far enough. But he admitted to what he did, apologized, and seemed sincerely remorseful. Also, it seems he has no previous history of doing this kind of thing, and had even won a sportsmanship award while at Hofstra. And suspension without pay is more than just a slap on the wrist.
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Suspension without pay is essentially the same as a firing (if the time period is indefinite). Its a weak approach to the issue.
This is more than this singular issue. This is another mishap in a long list of mishaps this season, dating back to rex’s bird flip in miami. The jets have an image issue. Remember initially with the braylon dui, they were gonna leave it up to the league. By waiting for the league, you imply that you tacitly condone the behavior. Bc if it were up to you, you wouldn’t punish the act. Also, there’s rumors flying around that rex ordered his guys to stand their ground in the out of bounds area, and that the action was ordered. Unfortunately, this is not implausible. So instead taking the opportunity to show a strong hand and disassociate with an expendable, you leave it to the league, which let’s the haters run wild with the “he was acting under rex’s orders” speculation.
The failure to take swift action is also a missed opportunity to show strength to ur team, who desparately are need of discipline. Fire this schmuck, fire schotty, and then tell ur team that they’re next.
by Crackback on Dec 13, 2010 9:56 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Firing everybody is going to send a great message to the team
The defense is already upset, lets alienate the rest of the team too.
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by YankeesJets on Dec 13, 2010 10:27 PM EST up reply actions
its not time to cuddle
Its time to set a tone.
by Crackback on Dec 14, 2010 12:24 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
I don't think signing Santonio Holmes
helped in the reputation department either.
6/10/2010 - Tra Thomas signs with the Chargers
8/21/2010 - Tra Thomas retires.
That was fast.
He needs to get fired.
When I watch him trip Nolan Carrol I was disgusted. You are correct he is a clown. If he was on the Falcons I would have wanted him to be fired as well. It would have shown as an example to the rest of the league what happens when you do stupid sh*t like that. Just my 2 cents.
by !AtlFalcons-fan! on Dec 13, 2010 7:40 PM EST reply actions
If you haven’t watched the press conference, watch it. He really feels bad, and I kinda feel for the guy. We all make mistakes, it would be a shame if his whole life is ruined by one stupid mistake.
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Finally someone with some common sense
Everybody always wants to play judge , jury, and executioner. The guy seemed very remorseful and he will pay for this dearly.
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You are playing judge, jury and executioner tooo...
but the execution of your sentence is a slap on the wrist.
by DesertJetFan on Dec 13, 2010 8:03 PM EST up reply actions
Im not playing judge...
Its called forgiving someone for a mistake. Everybody makes them. Im sure if this guy was your dad, you would want him to get fired.
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On the same note, if Nolan Carroll was my dad, I’d probably want Alosi gone.
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If Nolan Carroll accepted the apology..
…Than this should be a non story.
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You made a judgment that what he did is not as bad as it seems didn't you?
If Nolan Carroll was my brother I would’ve been waiting for Alosi in the parking lot.
by DesertJetFan on Dec 13, 2010 8:13 PM EST up reply actions
He barely touched him
It was an awful thing to do but its not like he threw a chop block at him. He apologized and had to suffer embarrassment to him and his family along with an unpaid suspension. That should be enough. What does firing him do?
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This might be a blessing in disguise
This might take the focus off the players for a little bit.
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
I don’t know how much he makes, but $25,000 + 2 months pay lost in 24 hours is enough to make most men cry.
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by Ryan Alfieri on Dec 13, 2010 8:13 PM EST up reply actions
I bet he doesnt make very much
Some of these guys are heartless, its the holidays, the guy made a mistake. I dont want to hear about ifs either.
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Some writers are saying that’s a big chunk of his pay. Contrary to what some people might think, some jobs that seem high profile like this actually don’t pay much.
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It ain't the skill; it's the will.
Firing a guy after one mistake is crazy
Look at guys like Haynesworth and Flozell Adams, they try to hurt and injure guys yet they still keep getting hired and paid. I think the embarrassment will probably be worse than being fired.
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They’re players not coaches. They can be forgiven for being caught up in the emotion of the moment on the field of battle, not to mention that they have unique skills. This guy is a dime a dozen phys ed coach. Your comparison is laughable.
by Crackback on Dec 13, 2010 10:03 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Haynesworth stomped a guy in his head while on the ground
And Flozell has tried injuring guys by tripping from behind and other terrible stuff. Your right, my comparison is laughable, the players did worse. And how many guys that post here wouldve put a knee out if they were in the same spot? Judging from some of the comments and tweets right after the game, they mightve done worse than Alosi,lol.
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by YankeesJets on Dec 13, 2010 10:10 PM EST up reply actions
If we can forgive Vick I guess we can forgive him
by !AtlFalcons-fan! on Dec 13, 2010 8:00 PM EST up reply actions
I hate when people dont want to forgive Vick
The guy did his time, yet they still want more. It was a heinous crime but there comes a time when you have to move on.
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Ive agreed with every post you've made so far on this thread
& lol @ OC comment i dont think he deserves that much punishment
I know what you mean. I used to look up to him and was mad for his actions.
But after he went to jail you can see how much he wants to change. I am proud of what he has become. I actually wish him the best
by !AtlFalcons-fan! on Dec 13, 2010 8:12 PM EST up reply actions
I think its a great story
And like the judge said, it shows that the system can work.
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Vick paid his debt to society...
that doesn’t mean I have to suddenly start liking the guy. I think he’s a fantastic athlete. I respect that he has shown the dedication to turn himself into first rate quarterback and that he seems to have turned his life around. It’s not my place to forgive him—he never did anything to me. But I just can’t bring myself to like the guy after what he did.
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fair punishment
to all those who think he should be fired was edwards dui not a worse crime ? he could have killed someone . i wonder how many would be calling for revis to be fired if it was him who tripped the guy. i don’t condone what he did but unless the same rules apply for a player then the punishment is fair.
He didn't do it at his place of work
It is awful what Edwards did. He broke the law and the law will deal with him. This guy did not break the law, he broke at his place of work. If you do that, you should be fired. If he tripped someone on purpose while he was bagging groceries, he would be fired.
I just wonder if the Fins and Carroll accepted his apologies
Because if they did, this should be a dead topic.
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easy for you to say
it’s not your career that flashed before your eyes.
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totally disagree
edwards like every player signed to a contract represents the jets 24/7 weather they like it or not .why was rex fined for his salute in florida? he was not at work ,he was just watchin a game.i’m also wondering what a strenght and conditioning coach does during a game ? i would think his place of work is more the training ground or gym than during a game .as i said how many people would be wanting revis t be fired because of the same incident ? my guess is not many .on a funnier note he has already got to more players this year than gholston . fire him .no make him play de for us lol..
Donte Stallworth did kill somebody...
and he is still in the NFL (he made a tackle on special teams for Baltimore last night). Leonard Little has multiple DUI’s and he’s played a long time in the NFL. I’m not defending this guy because what he did is inexcusable…especially considering he used to play football. I heard somebody suggest that the punishment should be to make him suit up and play special teams against Miami next time they play. I’m not sure I’d take it that far, but it made me laugh.
by BlackandGold4ever on Dec 14, 2010 4:14 PM EST up reply actions
I tell you what, the more I watch it, the more convinced I am that Westhoff told a bunch of coaches to stand there. Miami kept running out of bounds (they were even flagged for it once).
Now, theres noting illegal with just standing there. After all, if you are knocked out, you shouldnt keep running down the sidelines. But kicking your leg out is another deal.
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Thats the thing, he barely moved his leg
I bet if the cameras didnt catch it, even Carroll wouldnt have known about it.
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I mean, he DID admit to it. But at the same time, why were miami players always on the sidelines coving punts? The rule is to immediately go back inbounds, and they never did
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by Ryan Alfieri on Dec 13, 2010 8:28 PM EST up reply actions
I"m not going to go back to the tape because it’s too painful, so this is just an assumption, but I wonder if all those times the Miami players were getting out of bounds, things were getting chippy and Alosi was retaliating. Not defending his actions, of course. It’s wrong either way.
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Obviously...
if that were the case you complain to the refs about it, you don’t take matters into your own hands and trip somebody. (I know you’re not suggesting otherwise). But what you are suggesting (that he did it because the Dolphins had been using the sidelines illegally throughout the game) would make what he did worse to my way of thinking, because it suggests some level of premeditation. I hope it was more of a momentary lapse of judgment.
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gunners get pushed out of bounds all the time on sidelines dont they?
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by Patssuck456 on Dec 13, 2010 10:37 PM EST up reply actions
it was his honesty that got him in trouble
no way anyone could have proved what he did was intentional his leg movement was so slight . if he had kept quiet not only would this be a none story he would still be getting paid over the next few weeks . just show that honesty is not always the best policy.
You're kidding, right?
Doing the wrong thing is what gets people into trouble. It is also what makes it hard to sleep at night. God gives us a conscience to know these things…we shouldn’t ignore it when we know something is wrong.
by BlackandGold4ever on Dec 14, 2010 4:16 PM EST up reply actions
give me a break. he should be fired.
First of all, part of this guy’s job is maintaining the health of players, for him to pull a move that could have easily caused the dolphin player serious injury, not only makes him look like a complete waste of flesh, but it also doesnt represent him too well as a strength and conditioning coach either. The Jets need to distance themselves from this guy as far as possible for the good of their oranization. This guy is not a player, and has absolutely no right to intentionally physically involve himself with the game for any reason. For anyoe who thinks “people deserve 2nd chances” I completely agree with you. However, that second chance doesnt have to come from his current employer. There are certain things depending on your job that cannot be tolerated, and this is an example of one of them. Perhaps he’ll get another shot with a team where his position wouldnt give him a chance to interfere with the field of play. Maybe he can be a strength and conditioning coach for some table tennis team somewhere.
You dont fire somebody with a good track record for one mistake
I hate all this hypothetical stuff too. You can go by ifs, the guy didnt suffer a career ending injury, so that point is moot. This is not the kind of thing that you have to give a severe punishment so the guy doesnt do it again. I can bet everything I own, that you will never see Alosi ever do anything like this again.
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
If it can seriously harm somebody, you might
I’m an engineer and if I put forth a design that allows for somebody to get hurt, then my job is in danger. And that wasn’t a split-second decision…that type of action takes some forethought.
by BlackandGold4ever on Dec 14, 2010 4:18 PM EST up reply actions
Looking at the way everybody was lined up on that sideline....
….I am starting to believe the team might have been behind this. I mean they looked like they were in some kind of formation with their feet all touching. Perhaps that is why he wasnt fired. Take a second look at a photo of it if you guys can, it doesnt look right to me at all.
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
I disagree
You say there are thousands of qualified replacements for him, but I credit our team being one of the healthiest over the years because of him.
Get busy winning or get busy losing.
Apart from the workouts etc., he has also helped make all the food at the facility is healthy and nutricious. FWIW he is well liked by the players as far as I can tell. I think the morale of the team would have sunk even further if we canned him.
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It ain't the skill; it's the will.
Maybe they need to get the message that there are consequences for being a jackass. Screw them if they like him. Tough. And if they’re that weak-minded that they’re distraught over the phys ed guy getting axed then they should pack their shit and follow him.
His ass shouldve been fired. And anybody who had a problem with it shouldve been fired. And schotty should be fired. Just start firing people.
Somebody has to start kickin some ass around here!!! People are too comfortable with mediocrity and too tolerant of jackasses.
You’re all fired!!!
by Crackback on Dec 13, 2010 10:14 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
+1
at first I felt the same way as John but after a day of listening to people babble about it on the radio/tv I guess I under estimated the importance of this position.
In an Ideal world I would have all ten fingers on my left hand so my right hand could just be a fist for punching.
Dolphin fan here.
First of all I see most of you guys wanted him fired which is good. That’s respectable by you the fans. This punishment is weak. He needed to be fired. Does he get fired if the player got hurt? Can you kick someone in the knee at work and not get fired? This was a bad move by your front offense. I really think this guy got off to easy. Yea it sucks to fire some near Christmas but to suspend someone without pay is about the same thing. I don’t see how it helps PR. I would be feeling the same way if the roles were reversed. Just a outside perspective.
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If the Fins and Carroll accepted the apology, this is a dead issue
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
by YankeesJets on Dec 13, 2010 10:26 PM EST up reply actions
Thats no excuse for someone not facing the consequences of their actions
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by Patssuck456 on Dec 13, 2010 10:38 PM EST up reply actions
Carroll wouldn't speak out about it.
He would let the people responsible for handling it handle it, and keep his mouth shut. He’s a politically correct kid. Apology’s only go so far.
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Depends on the job or the value you have to your employers. Important or well liked people usually will get second chances or not as harsh of a punisment for a mistake. I guess the Jets really like this guy for him to still be here
In an Ideal world I would have all ten fingers on my left hand so my right hand could just be a fist for punching.
Miami Fan Here....
We give you guys (Jets Fans as a whole) a whole lot of crap, but I think as a whole you earned a lot more of my respect just reading all of your comments.
Even in your game thread, every single one of you immediately jumped on the offenders case, immediately stating you wanted to see him gone…..
Most of you around here have seen me pop in every so often, and we’ve had some good (and spirited) debates….. Some of you I can agree with, others I don’t.
But every single one of you (with Yankees being the question mark hehe) earned my respect. While I’m sure none of you really care :) I think you all deserve it being brought up by a hated division rival.
Kudos, and I Rec this thread as a rec for all of you.
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The question mark? Because I believe in second chances?
I never said what he did was right but he manned up admitted his mistake, apologized and will be suspended without pay. That should be enough. Im sure he learned from his mistake and that is the whole reason that punishments exists in life.
Should you choose to test my resolve in this matter, you will be facing a finality beyond your comprehension, and you will not be counting days, or months, or years, but milleniums in a place with no doors.
by YankeesJets on Dec 13, 2010 11:59 PM EST up reply actions
why can't he get his second chance with another team?
what he did was an embarrassment to the Jets organization, and will be a black eye to gang green as long as he’s an employee.
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Because they are happy with him and he has a good record before the incident?
Im sure by next year this will not even be thought of.
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this is inappropriate behavior for a coach
there’s no way around it. one time is all you need to destroy a good reputation. and if he is allowed to retain his job, this will come up if ever someone brings up the follies of the Jets org., and FO. cut ties with him at the end of the season, and wipe this scar off the organizations name.
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Thanks for the complement and I enjoy reading your views.
However, for a New Yorker,I’m having trouble accepting you are somewhat surprise by our views on this. It seems the Jets and New Yorkers in general have a rep as having no class. I don’t get where this came from or how it started, but thats all for lack of a better word outsides harp on, that the Jets have no class.
by BIG OH!!!!! on Dec 14, 2010 12:31 PM EST up reply actions
fired
plain and simple. doesn’t matter the result of the hit. I just don’t understand why alosi didn’t try to trip up the OC and actually done some good for the team
On an unrelated note
Anyone else watching this Houston game?
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I'm a little disappointed in my team
He needed to be fired. Officially. There is zero room for that in any sporting game. If it were an opposing teams coach I’d want him charged with simple assault.
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