I'm listening to the audio right now, but, at least in the quote in the article, he said no such thing. All he said was that he followed Jets news on NY-based websites...

Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

natural316: Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

What? America doesn't like foot fetish jokes anymore?

bottsicus: I'm listening to the audio right now, but, at least in the quote in the article, he said no such thing. All he said was that he followed Jets news on NY-based websites...

He never even said it the interview the article is about either.

FTFA: "In the summer of 2010 Brady, also appearing on WEEI, said that he hated the Jets when he was asked by the hosts of the Dennis and Callahan show if he was watching the Jets on HBO's "Hard Knocks."
"Honestly, I haven't turned it on. I hate the Jets, so I refuse to support the show," he said at the time."

///Dumb non-story is dumb, also non

DeltaPunch: I'm worried about the Pats. They have the worse defense in the entire NFL

Tampa Bay had the worst defense in the entire NFL this year. Now that the Patriots have Mayo and Chung back, they are actually slightly above average.

It's sort of odd that this year the four teams that have given up the most passing yards in the league (Packers, Patriots, Saints and Giants) all made the playoffs and have home field advantage the first weekend of play.

I have no dog in this fight, but am sort of glad the Jets are not in the playoffs because I am sick of hearing about "Revis Island".
Yeah, he's a good corner, but STFU about it already.

WTF Indeed: Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

Sanchez is a mess. It's too bad the Jets suck, because Revis is amazing to watch.

DeltaPunch: I'm worried about the Pats. They have the worse defense in the entire NFL, and they played against the weakest schedule for the last 5-6 games of the season. I get this feeling that a playoff team is really going to slap them around.

I was reading earlier today that none of their wins were against teams with a winning record. I'd be concerned with that.

I'm just sick of their fatass coach.

all talk.

iron_city_ap: I was reading earlier today that none of their wins were against teams with a winning record. I'd be concerned with that.

They had a bizarre schedule. They have something like 7 wins against teams that were 8-8 exactly (obviously, those teams all have winning records in games not against the Pats).

WTF Indeed: natural316: Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark. If people want to hate a New York team they should pick the Giants, who are overwhelmingly favored by the Jersey/Staten Island douchebags and front-runners. Carl Brutananadilewski exists, folks; there are thousands of Carl Brutananadilewskis out there. Those guys at North Jersey Catholic high schools with their sideways Yankee hats, gold chains and popped collars? Giants fans, every last one of them. Jets fans are a long-suffering bunch and should enjoy a little prosperity once in a while.

/live in the NY area, not really a Jets fan but enjoy watching them

Super Chronic: WTF Indeed: natural316: Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark. If people want to hate a New York team they should pick the Giants, who are overwhelmingly favored by the Jersey/Staten Island douchebags and front-runners. Carl Brutananadilewski exists, folks; there are thousands of Carl Brutananadilewskis out there. Those guys at North Jersey Catholic high schools with their sideways Yankee hats, gold chains and popped collars? Giants fans, every last one of them. Jets fans are a long-suffering bunch and should enjoy a little prosperity once in a while.

/live in the NY area, not really a Jets fan but enjoy watching them


Forgot_my_password_again: I'm just sick of their fatass coach.

all talk.

Super Chronic: WTF Indeed: natural316: Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark. If people want to hate a New York team they should pick the Giants, who are overwhelmingly favored by the Jersey/Staten Island douchebags and front-runners. Carl Brutananadilewski exists, folks; there are thousands of Carl Brutananadilewskis out there. Those guys at North Jersey Catholic high schools with their sideways Yankee hats, gold chains and popped collars? Giants fans, every last one of them. Jets fans are a long-suffering bunch and should enjoy a little prosperity once in a while.

/live in the NY area, not really a Jets fan but enjoy watching them

It's Rex Ryan. He's an arrogant blowhard that can't back up all the shiat he talks.

DeltaPunch: I'm worried about the Pats. They have the worse defense in the entire NFL, and they played against the weakest schedule for the last 5-6 games of the season. I get this feeling that a playoff team is really going to slap them around.

You sound concerned.

Wasn't Looking at his Neck:

ksobby:

regindyn:

How many NFL head coaches aren't total dicks? Approximately zero. Well, maybe one, Pete Carroll. And Mike Tomlin seems like a decent sort. But if likeability of the head coach is your criterion then you've ruled out just about all of the league. At least Ryan is entertaining, in victory and in de feet.

Super Chronic: WTF Indeed: natural316: Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark. If people want to hate a New York team they should pick the Giants, who are overwhelmingly favored by the Jersey/Staten Island douchebags and front-runners. Carl Brutananadilewski exists, folks; there are thousands of Carl Brutananadilewskis out there. Those guys at North Jersey Catholic high schools with their sideways Yankee hats, gold chains and popped collars? Giants fans, every last one of them. Jets fans are a long-suffering bunch and should enjoy a little prosperity once in a while.

/live in the NY area, not really a Jets fan but enjoy watching them


The Jet's don't lack confidence...they lack a competent QB. I honestly don't know the reasons some QB succeed and other fail. But after 3 seasons in the league Sanchez is still far to inconsistent, still makes far too many killer mistakes...and doesn't seem to be making progress.

After 3 years he's been demoted from game manager to "please don't do something the defense can fix...." The jets probably have to keep him around for another year or so becuase of his contract and lack of anything else behind him.....in the hopes that something just clicks....but as of right now (and the foreseeable future)..he's not the answer.

As for why no one like the Jets....it's becuase they don't shut up...ever. They talk so much trash. They boo other teams at the draft...every year is "their year"...their coach boasts about a guaranteed SB rings and how he is the team to beat...he simultaneously slams his team and another NFL coach/organization by saying if he'd coached the chargers the last decades he'd have 2-3 rings...

Instead of being the underdog and loveable loser (like the 2004 redsox) that everyone wants to win and wants to see upset the evil empire (see giants v. patriots in 2007)...they talk so much trash day after day, week after week.....they move away from being someone to root for and become that annoying kid who boasts about how great he is, how great his dad is, how much his parent make, and how awesome is birthday is going to be....that you can't help but snicker when no one shows up.

you have pee hands: Sanchez is a mess. It's too bad the Jets suck, because Revis is amazing to watch.

Oh well, next year they'll get a Manning of their own and all will be well.

DeltaPunch: I'm worried about the Pats. They have the worse defense in the entire NFL, and they played against the weakest schedule for the last 5-6 games of the season. I get this feeling that a playoff team is really going to slap them around.

Does anyone actually realize the worst defense statistically was Green Bay, or is everyone choosing to ignore this because we're all told New England is bad? NE is even middle of the pack in points allowed at 15. You know who's worse? GB at 19.

But yet GB is in a great position and NE is not? I don't get it

Super Chronic: Wasn't Looking at his Neck:

ksobby:

regindyn:

How many NFL head coaches aren't total dicks? Approximately zero. Well, maybe one, Pete Carroll. And Mike Tomlin Omar Epps seems like a decent sort. But if likeability of the head coach is your criterion then you've ruled out just about all of the league. At least Ryan is entertaining, in victory and in de feet.

FTFY

//Not sure how he has time to act on House and run an NFL franchise. My guess is all episodes are filmed in like 2 weeks in the offseason using mountains of cocaine.

I want Tom Coughlin to freeze another kicker in the playoff run, then get punched in the mouth by a rival player.

/oh, and Jets are bad or something. I don't care.

anthrax0r: Does anyone actually realize the worst defense statistically was Green Bay, or is everyone choosing to ignore this because we're all told New England is bad? NE is even middle of the pack in points allowed at 15. You know who's worse? GB at 19.

But yet GB is in a great position and NE is not? I don't get it

They're really similar. They're 31 and 32 in passing yards against and 1-2 in picks. I guess it makes sense to just gamble for turnovers if your offense scores more often than not when you get them the ball.

There sure are a lot of pussies in here whinning about a coach who says what he thinks and is a standard Type-A personality. People who hate Rex Ryan are the same people who hate their boss for making them do work.

McManus_brothers: Super Chronic: Wasn't Looking at his Neck:

ksobby:

regindyn:

How many NFL head coaches aren't total dicks? Approximately zero. Well, maybe one, Pete Carroll. And Mike Tomlin seems like a decent sort. But if likeability of the head coach is your criterion then you've ruled out just about all of the league. At least Ryan is entertaining, in victory and in de feet.

Mike McCarthy is about as vanilla as a head coach gets.

There was a headline on an article during all of the 16-0 talk that said something like, "Mike McCarthy is the most boring coach in sports history, and that's the way he likes it." He is intentionally bland in front of the media, but supposedly behind closed doors he is hilarious and quite animated.

Outrageous Muff: There sure are a lot of pussies in here whinning about a coach who says what he thinks and is a standard Type-A personality. People who hate Rex Ryan are the same people who hate their boss for making them do work.

Well, your are posting this on Fark during working hours.

Super Chronic: WTF Indeed: natural316: Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark. If people want to hate a New York team they should pick the Giants, who are overwhelmingly favored by the Jersey/Staten Island douchebags and front-runners. Carl Brutananadilewski exists, folks; there are thousands of Carl Brutananadilewskis out there. Those guys at North Jersey Catholic high schools with their sideways Yankee hats, gold chains and popped collars? Giants fans, every last one of them. Jets fans are a long-suffering bunch and should enjoy a little prosperity once in a while.

/live in the NY area, not really a Jets fan but enjoy watching them

Having a little success has turned nearly all of those fans into (bigger) assholes. That's why we hate.

/Bills fan on LI
//Hates EVERYONE.

I don't understand how anybody could have watched the games on Sunday and not be infinitely more happy that the Cowboys were knocked out than the Jets. Watching Dallas lose will never stop being the most magical thing on the planet. The Jets are harmless losers who will never win anything again, they're as relevant as an abicus. But Dallas schadenfreude? C'mon; even angels up in heaven sing from the top of their little angel lungs when Dallas is eliminated.

Why Would I Read the Article: I don't understand how anybody could have watched the games on Sunday and not be infinitely more happy that the Cowboys were knocked out than the Jets. Watching Dallas lose will never stop being the most magical thing on the planet. The Jets are harmless losers who will never win anything again, they're as relevant as an abicus. But Dallas schadenfreude? C'mon; even angels up in heaven sing from the top of their little angel lungs when Dallas is eliminated.

Nice

Super Chronic: Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark.

I'm biased as a Pats fan, but I had no problem with Rex and the Jets in his first year (outside of not wanting them do well because they're a division rival). He came in wanting to change the culture of a losing franchise, so I took his outlandish and boorish ways with a pretty big grain of salt and respected what he was trying to do.

By this point, the Jets have long "arrived" as a regular playoff contender with him at the helm. The constant, weekly announcements of their supposed superiority over their opponent for that week, or over the AFC in general, rings so goddamn hollow since he's been doing it for three years now, it's now more than annoying; it's pathetic. I thought Rex's "act" was perfect in year one of his reign. Now, please just STFU and coach.

iron_city_ap: DeltaPunch: I'm worried about the Pats. They have the worse defense in the entire NFL, and they played against the weakest schedule for the last 5-6 games of the season. I get this feeling that a playoff team is really going to slap them around.

I was reading earlier today that none of their wins were against teams with a winning record. I'd be concerned with that.

I'd be concerned and worried, too, but it's not like the rest of the AFC field doesn't have their own warts. The worst-case scenario for this weekend for the Pats (IMHO) is Pittsburgh and Houston winning, sending the Steelers into Foxboro. The Steelers D is capable of slowing the Pats passing game down, and even an injured Roethlisberger should put up serviceable numbers against the Pats secondary. Throw in the fact that Baltimore should handle Houston at home and you'd be looking at a team that matches up well against the Pats coming into a place they've won before in January.

I'd feel confident against Pittsburgh, but I'd rather see Denver or Cincy coming up here next weekend, especially if it involves sending Pittsburgh into Baltimore. Let those two beat up on each other and wait for a rookie QB to come to town for Divisional Weekend.

/I know Cincy is dangerous
//Still rather see them than Pittsburgh

Doesn't matter who coaches the Jets, I hate that motherfarker. That Ryan is such an unlikable douche makes it even easier to hate him.

Nice to see that smug smile wiped off his face. And Sanchez sucks. Browning Nagle II.

anthrax0r: DeltaPunch: I'm worried about the Pats. They have the worse defense in the entire NFL, and they played against the weakest schedule for the last 5-6 games of the season. I get this feeling that a playoff team is really going to slap them around.

Does anyone actually realize the worst defense statistically was Green Bay, or is everyone choosing to ignore this because we're all told New England is bad? NE is even middle of the pack in points allowed at 15. You know who's worse? GB at 19.

But yet GB is in a great position and NE is not? I don't get it

Green bay was not giving up those yards to terrible teams and terrible QBs and all in the first quarter.

The last two games the patriots went down 17-0 and 21-0 to the dolphins and bills....teams are just marching down the field and scoring at will...You can't get away with that in the playoffs...teams are too good. Thepatriots lost in the last couple playoff games against the Jets last year and ravens the year before becuase they got down early and could never make any sort of comeback...teams have good defenses and usually decent QB who can make things happen.

Super Chronic: WTF Indeed: natural316: Cue the Jets fans with "that's because he doesn't wanna face us again because we'll beat him" comments

Jets fan here, and let me tell you that you are exactly wrong. Confidence is what this team lacked since forever. We were the losers of the AFC and it was our thing. Rex Ryan brought a blue collar-style football that we as Jets fans love, and he brought confidence that they can win. Something that is as foreign to Jets fans as winning is. What did them in this year was no running game, no O-line, Schottenfired sucking it up, and a GM who brought in a bunch of Santiono Homles.

Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark. If people want to hate a New York team they should pick the Giants, who are overwhelmingly favored by the Jersey/Staten Island douchebags and front-runners. Carl Brutananadilewski exists, folks; there are thousands of Carl Brutananadilewskis out there. Those guys at North Jersey Catholic high schools with their sideways Yankee hats, gold chains and popped collars? Giants fans, every last one of them. Jets fans are a long-suffering bunch and should enjoy a little prosperity once in a while.

/live in the NY area, not really a Jets fan but enjoy watching them

Killer Cars: Super Chronic: Seriously, I don't get all the Jets hate on Fark.

I'm biased as a Pats fan, but I had no problem with Rex and the Jets in his first year (outside of not wanting them do well because they're a division rival). He came in wanting to change the culture of a losing franchise, so I took his outlandish and boorish ways with a pretty big grain of salt and respected what he was trying to do.

By this point, the Jets have long "arrived" as a regular playoff contender with him at the helm. The constant, weekly announcements of their supposed superiority over their opponent for that week, or over the AFC in general, rings so goddamn hollow since he's been doing it for three years now, it's now more than annoying; it's pathetic. I thought Rex's "act" was perfect in year one of his reign. Now, please just STFU and coach.

I'm a Pats fan in the same boat, but for me it's also that the Jets have plenty of talent and they're wasting it, a lot like the Chargers did over the last decade or so. I'm not complaining, of course, it's funny to watch a team with some real top notch talent (Mangold, Harris, Revis to name a few) get done in by their own coaching or slapdick "star players".

Why Would I Read the Article: I don't understand how anybody could have watched the games on Sunday and not be infinitely more happy that the Cowboys were knocked out than the Jets. Watching Dallas lose will never stop being the most magical thing on the planet. The Jets are harmless losers who will never win anything again, they're as relevant as an abicus. But Dallas schadenfreude? C'mon; even angels up in heaven sing from the top of their little angel lungs when Dallas is eliminated.

Are you me?

Super Chronic: Jets fans are a long-suffering bunch and should enjoy a little prosperity once in a while.

No they shouldn't.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't really get the Rex Ryan hate. If what he does is trash talk and act arrogantly, it's all pretty weak. Saying at the beginning of the season your team will go to the Super Bowl is "talking too much"? How, if you have a team that is not rebuilding, does any coach not feel this way? Is that what passes as bulletin board material? If you're that sensitive that someone else expressing confidence sets you off, I feel bad for the woman you've been with. Not you. I guess I can understand the off-handed Chargers comment, but we all know that's pretty close to true as well. Granted I don't watch or read Jets news regularly, but nothing Rex Ryan does strikes me as particularly out of line.

/Colts fan

mrtoadswildride: anthrax0r: DeltaPunch: I'm worried about the Pats. They have the worse defense in the entire NFL, and they played against the weakest schedule for the last 5-6 games of the season. I get this feeling that a playoff team is really going to slap them around.

Does anyone actually realize the worst defense statistically was Green Bay, or is everyone choosing to ignore this because we're all told New England is bad? NE is even middle of the pack in points allowed at 15. You know who's worse? GB at 19.

But yet GB is in a great position and NE is not? I don't get it

Green bay was not giving up those yards to terrible teams and terrible QBs and all in the first quarter.

The last two games the patriots went down 17-0 and 21-0 to the dolphins and bills....teams are just marching down the field and scoring at will...You can't get away with that in the playoffs...teams are too good. Thepatriots lost in the last couple playoff games against the Jets last year and ravens the year before becuase they got down early and could never make any sort of comeback...teams have good defenses and usually decent QB who can make things happen.

Really?

Green Bay gave up 23 to the Panthers, 27 to the Vikings, 26 to the Buccaneers, and LOST 19-14 to the Chefs. Those teams were a combined 20-44 this season. The Packers also gave up 23 to the Broncos, 38 to the Chargers, and 35 to the Giants. Despite there being two division winners in the second group, those teams went a combined 25-23 on the season.

bottsicus: Green Bay gave up 23 to the Panthers, 27 to the Vikings, 26 to the Buccaneers, and LOST 19-14 to the Chefs. Those teams were a combined 20-44 this season.

Psst. Look at the record of the teams that beat Baltimore this year.

prickly pete v2: Are you me?

I dunno, maybe. What are we thinking about right.....now?

GimpyNip: Mark Sanchez, Santonio Holmes & a third round pick for Peyton Manning. More than fair.

This is a New York Post type of trade proposal, but not one with any basis in reality.

GimpyNip: Mark Sanchez, Santonio Holmes & a third round pick for Peyton Manning. More than fair.

While I think that'd be fair in the long run, Indy is going to need a lot more than that to let go of one of the best QBs ever. Add Revis or a 1st rounder and they'll probably take it.

mrtoadswildridehe simultaneously slams his team and another NFL coach/organization by saying if he'd coached the chargers the last decades he'd have 2-3 rings...

To be fair, that's probably true. He'd have a good shot at at least one, anyway.

/Norv sucks

GimpyNip: Mark Sanchez, Santonio Holmes & a third round pick for Peyton Manning. More than fair.

A decent speed threat WR, a terrible QB and a third rounder for Peyton Manning?

/ohwaityoureserious.jpg

bottsicus: Green Bay gave up 23 to the Panthers, 27 to the Vikings, 26 to the Buccaneers, and LOST 19-14 to the Chefs. Those teams were a combined 20-44 this season. The Packers also gave up 23 to the Broncos, 38 to the Chargers, and 35 to the Giants. Despite there being two division winners in the second group, those teams went a combined 25-23 on the season.

I disagree on some of those as Rivers and Manning are pretty good QBs. Giving up all those yards/points to guys like Orton and Hanie though, yeesh.