If Haley and Rex Ryan end up in the same locker room I would LOVE for them to get Hard Knocks again

Spurt was one of the 3 stooges.

I will repeat the question: when did he coach a defense?...

Yeah, sure.

I think I get it.now...maybe. ?

mortreportChris Mortensen


Tony Sparano has been first in line for Jets in event of this move, per league sources. Expect an announcement by Wednesday. #Jets #NFL32

That should work out.

Being he was so good with a $#itty QB here...

If Al Saunders get's canned by the Raitards, I can see jetsss get him.

Kurt coached the defense when Gun was HC. He was also DC in Detroit a few years.

He had the title. He didn't coach $#it...:harumph:

Probably a good move on his part. All the blame for Sanchez' failing are falling at his feet.

Source: Jets told Schottenheimer to get another job or get out

Posted by Mike Florio on January 11, 2012, 9:45 AM EST

AP
And so Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer has resigned. Yes, he has resigned.

More accurately, he has “resigned.”

Per a league source, Schottenheimer resigned after being told by the Jets to get another job, or get out. With the Jaguars’ head-coaching job going to Mike Mularkey and no other team interested in Schottenheimer as a head-coaching candidate, it was time to go.

The Jets owed Schottenheimer more than $3 million over the next two years, and it’s unlikely that he’d walk away from that money. The source says the Jets created the impression that Schottenheimer would be back and otherwise talked him up in the hopes that he’d be hired elsewhere — and that the Jets would be off the hook for the buyout.

The only problem is that, even if the Jets admit that they were creating a ruse, they’ve created yet another credibility problem for themselves.

And that’s the kind of thing that could cost the team a lot more than $3 million over the long haul.