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Joe Namath is a tool....a washed up drunk tool at that

Did Joe try to kiss anybody?

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Originally posted 05:51 AM ET  10.27 by salvaje50

Joe Namath is a tool....a washed up drunk tool at that

Okay - and you are who's hero?

Namath is still the man. Maynard is right , The Jets should be doing a lot better . Eric Mangini'S poor coaching limits plays & players . Mangini sucks !!!!

He maybe right about some of the coaching, but the complexity of todays game far surpasses when they played. His arguement at the end is just funny because they cant run as simple a package as they used to...

Granted they have played possibly 2 of the worst teams in the league the last couple of weeks.....but the D at least has started to show signs of improvement.

As far as offense....all the 'trick' formations an such-
it simply tells me that the coaching staff feels their players
cannot beat the other teams defense straight up &
they have to resort to gimmicks......THAT is frustrating

Don Maynard needs to think about what he said. Vince Lombardi perhaps the greatest NFL coach of all time never played pro ball... just HS and college. I can agree with his concern about the 64 coaches that never played in college, but not in the NFL.

wow

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Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  10.27 by jackman....!

Okay - and you are who's hero?

your mama's

Who do they insist on putting a microphone within 20 feet of Joe Namath? Newsflash...the 1970's are over and so is your relevance Joe. "Broadway Joe" has turned into "creepy old guy tha tries to kiss people in a drunken stupor" Joe. I guess by their reasoning that Bill Belichick(who I personally cannot stand, but must respect his coaching accomplishments) should not be coaching since he is a former player.

Hey Joe Willy, Susie says "Hi"

I wanna kiss you! I could give a damn about the Jets' chances!

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Originally posted 05:51 AM ET  10.27 by salvaje50

Joe Namath is a tool....a washed up drunk tool at that

And how many Superbowl Rings do you have?

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Originally posted 09:37 AM ET  10.27 by salvaje50

your mama's

The rare well-timed mama joke. Utleys would be proud.

There's no doubt the Jets should be doing better. Didn't the Patriots say that even with Favre, it's the same Jets offense they've seen since Mangini took over? That's not football experience, that's common sense - you have a different QB, you should be playing offense differently.

Namath was funny when he addressed the fans at halftime too ... he basically thanked them for still supporting the team after 40 years ... the guy is a character, he always has been, but he led that '68 team to where no other Jet team has gone before ... I can't argue with that ...

Maynard and Namath's experience come from a different era - today's game is much different - they are both trying to be relavent but should relize the game has passed them by

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Originally posted 10:32 AM ET  10.27 by SnakeDriver

Maynard and Namath's experience come from a different era - today's game is much different - they are both trying to be relavent but should relize the game has passed them by

as if Namath realizes what decade he is in....

fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life. 2 out of 3 ain't bad thou..

Namath is still respected for the things he has done, but times have change, players have changed, the game has changed since he last stepped on the football field as a player.. time to come into 2008 and not be still living in 1968.