Re: On the lighter side...
Michael
> Looks like Rex wants Schott gone.
> He's using his reverse psychological, mindmeld, voodoo stuff, on some rube GM looking for
> a head coach.
> I mean, he got Welker to get himself in BB's crosshairs... now this:
>
> From a tweet Jane McManus posted on ESPN's local Jets blog...
>
> @janesports: Rex Ryan lauds Brian Schottenheimer, said he doesn't expect to have him as OC
> next year because he's ready for an HC job.
>
> ;)
pretty much like i figured... schotty will be praised right out of town
Michael
> On Thu, 20 Jan 2011 20:06:37 -0500 buRford <buRf...@buR.ford.com> wrote:
>
> >Looks like Rex wants Schott gone.
> >He's using his reverse psychological, mindmeld, voodoo stuff, on some rube GM looking for
> >a head coach.
> >I mean, he got Welker to get himself in BB's crosshairs... now this:
>
> >From a tweet Jane McManus posted on ESPN's local Jets blog...
>
> >@janesports: Rex Ryan lauds Brian Schottenheimer, said he doesn't expect to have him as OC
> >next year because he's ready for an HC job.
>
> >;)
>
> --
> graybeard
if he cant get a gig in at a major college, there is always high
school and pop warner
Michael
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>
> > Looks like Rex wants Schott gone.
> > He's using his reverse psychological, mindmeld, voodoo stuff, on some rube GM looking for
> > a head coach.
> > I mean, he got Welker to get himself in BB's crosshairs... now this:
>
> > From a tweet Jane McManus posted on ESPN's local Jets blog...
>
> > @janesports: Rex Ryan lauds Brian Schottenheimer, said he doesn't expect to have him as OC
> > next year because he's ready for an HC job.
>
> > ;)
>
>
> :)
>
> It was interesting to watch FX on the NFL network when Ryan told
> Callahan run the damn ball. My worry is not about losing Schott but
> losing Callahan as the OL coach. He is listed as OL assistant head
> coach so I wonder if that precludes him from getting a job as an OC?
> Callahan is apparently capable as an OL coach & may be critical to
> Schott & Ryan.
the o-line plays well... the o-line guys like turner and hunter that
have stepped in at times really seem to be well prepared. that one
fact alone about how well subs have done is a strong indication that
Callahan is a very good coach. it would probably be a huge blow if
they lose him. slauson has also made some strides too. it looks good
when your line coach can help make a serviceable starter out of a 6th
rounder.
Parker Race
"buRford" <buR...@buR.ford.com> wrote in message
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: Looks like Rex wants Schott gone.
: He's using his reverse psychological, mindmeld, voodoo stuff, on some rube
GM looking for
: a head coach.
: I mean, he got Welker to get himself in BB's crosshairs... now this:
:
: From a tweet Jane McManus posted on ESPN's local Jets blog...
:
: @janesports: Rex Ryan lauds Brian Schottenheimer, said he doesn't expect
to have him as OC
: next year because he's ready for an HC job.
:
:
: ;)
Good luck.
Giants fans hope someone will hire Gilbride every year and it just doesn't
happen.
Many have offered to personally deliver him to his new employer.
papa.carl44
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>> Looks like Rex wants Schott gone.
>> He's using his reverse psychological, mindmeld, voodoo stuff, on some
>> rube GM looking for
>> a head coach.
>> I mean, he got Welker to get himself in BB's crosshairs... now this:
>>
>> From a tweet Jane McManus posted on ESPN's local Jets blog...
>>
>> @janesports: Rex Ryan lauds Brian Schottenheimer, said he doesn't expect
>> to have him as OC
>> next year because he's ready for an HC job.
>>
>> ;)
>
>
>
> :)
>
> It was interesting to watch FX on the NFL network when Ryan told
> Callahan run the damn ball. My worry is not about losing Schott but
> losing Callahan as the OL coach. He is listed as OL assistant head
> coach so I wonder if that precludes him from getting a job as an OC?
> Callahan is apparently capable as an OL coach & may be critical to
> Schott & Ryan.
I would guess Callahan moves to OC.
Michael
> > > Callahan run the damn ball. My worry is not about losing Schott but
> > > losing Callahan as the OL coach. He is listed as OL assistant head
> > > coach so I wonder if that precludes him from getting a job as an OC?
> > > Callahan is apparently capable as an OL coach & may be critical to
> > > Schott & Ryan.
>
> > I would guess Callahan moves to OC.
>
> him move on or that schott gets a HC gig?
>
> Financially it would make sense as Schott is making $2MM. W/O
> beating that dead horse about Schott's abilities Callahan & Rex are
> probably closer to being on the same page.
i hope callahan gets the OC spot... in this case, the devil that i
hardly know is better than the one i know all too well...
papa.carl44
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> > It was interesting to watch FX on the NFL network when Ryan told
> > Callahan run the damn ball. My worry is not about losing Schott but
> > losing Callahan as the OL coach. He is listed as OL assistant head
> > coach so I wonder if that precludes him from getting a job as an OC?
> > Callahan is apparently capable as an OL coach & may be critical to
> > Schott & Ryan.
>
> I would guess Callahan moves to OC.
I assume you mean the Jets. You think they don't sign Schott and let
him move on or that schott gets a HC gig?
Financially it would make sense as Schott is making $2MM. W/O
beating that dead horse about Schott's abilities Callahan & Rex are
probably closer to being on the same page.
A lot of guys first thought is financial...I think win loss and the future.
It seems as though Callahan has been calling a lot of the shots (no pun).
So IF, Schott gets a job I think Callahan would be a logical choice to
takeover the job...however, I do not think Schott will get a job, nobody has
asked permission to talk to him and I do not think the Jets / Woody / Rex
will get rid of him. I think he is going to become a very highly paid asst.
coach while more and more of the offense falls to other people. To me, the
designation of Asst. HC on Callahan says a WHOLE LOT. I would seem logical
to me that Schott's job has been altered in some way.....what was far more
interesting to me on that FX thing was Schott turning to Rex in a critical
situation to see what HE wanted done? And Rex looking right to Sanchez and
seeminly giving him the go ahead to throw it. I also find it a little
strange (only because I'm old school) that the OC is on the field and not in
the box where he can see all the things a D is doing and plan his attack.
That tells me he has a more scripted approach. Schott will most likely be
with the Jets in the future I would guess.
papa.carl44
"Michael" <mjd...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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That devil yo hardly know may have been the one calling a lot of the plays
:-)
Michael
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> "Michael" <mjd1...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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post 2'nd miami... yes... might have been... marked changes in the
offense post 2'nd miami... and i loved it.
Johnny Morongo
> Looks like Rex wants Schott gone.
> He's using his reverse psychological, mindmeld, voodoo stuff, on some rube GM looking for
> a head coach.
> I mean, he got Welker to get himself in BB's crosshairs... now this:
>
> From a tweet Jane McManus posted on ESPN's local Jets blog...
>
> @janesports: Rex Ryan lauds Brian Schottenheimer, said he doesn't expect to have him as OC
>
> ;)
FIXED IT!
John C TX
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> > > It was interesting to watch FX on the NFL network when Ryan told
> > > Callahan run the damn ball. My worry is not about losing Schott but
> > > losing Callahan as the OL coach. He is listed as OL assistant head
> > > coach so I wonder if that precludes him from getting a job as an OC?
> > > Callahan is apparently capable as an OL coach & may be critical to
> > > Schott & Ryan.
>
> > I would guess Callahan moves to OC.
>
> I assume you mean the Jets. You think they don't sign Schott and let
> him move on or that schott gets a HC gig?
>
> Financially it would make sense as Schott is making $2MM. W/O
> beating that dead horse about Schott's abilities Callahan & Rex are
> probably closer to being on the same page.
>
> A lot of guys first thought is financia
I am a Marxist I can't help myself.
l...think win loss and the future.
> It seems as though Callahan has been calling a lot of the shots (no pun).
> So IF, Schott gets a job I think Callahan would be a logical choice to
> takeover the job...however, I do not think Schott will get a job, nobody has
> asked permission to talk to him and I do not think the Jets / Woody / Rex
> will get rid of him. I think he is going to become a very highly paid asst.
> coach while more and more of the offense falls to other people. To me, the
> designation of Asst. HC on Callahan says a WHOLE LOT.
It could mean something but it is done to keep a coach tied up. I
believe he has to get a head coaching job to get out of his contract.
I would seem logical
> to me that Schott's job has been altered in some way.....what was far more
> interesting to me on that FX thing was Schott turning to Rex in a critical
> situation to see what HE wanted done? And Rex looking right to Sanchez and
> seeminly giving him the go ahead to throw it.
I also found it interesting in the FX episode that Rex told Callahan
to run it the rest of the game. Maybe it was geography -Schott was
taking a potty break- or maybe and I said it last year that Rex has
his hand in the offense.
I also find it a little
> strange (only because I'm old school) that the OC is on the field and not in
> the box where he can see all the things a D is doing and plan his attack.
> That tells me he has a more scripted approach.
It is pretty common and with video advancements and pictures he can
see immediately I am not sure if that tells you that much.
will most likely be
> with the Jets in the future I
I can't see him taking a demotion but people have done a lot more for
$2 mm.