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Reasons he'd stay: Teboy, Bradford, McCoy. New coach? Gruden? Kelly?
I think he goes but I'm not betting the farm.
It's a tough division to win because they're equally matched. After they get to the playoffs, whoever wins the division and whatever wild card might come from it won't get very far in the playoffs. One and Done.
Where do you think Coughlin fits into this: part of the solution, part of the problem or just a figurehead? The old wisdom has it that after a few years, ANY coach's effectiveness is diluted through familiarity with the same message and methods. Is Coughlin to that point? I always thought that if Coughlin got canned a year or two ago, Spagnuola would have been his heir apparent. Obviously, that's not going to happen now.
You're old and gray!
Signed,
The NBA
Besides, why would the Knicks want to screw up a bad thing?
If Dante wrote the Divine Comedy today, the three traitors Satan would be devouring would be Judas Iscariot, Jim Irsay and Art Modell.
1) Having practiced his cliches as Crash Davis would say, Scott said "it is what it is" publicly. But privately, he is pissed. If he's at all realistic, he has to wonder if his career will last long enough to get to one of those deals. If he gets hurt before then, the money was "left on the table". And I'm sure that Scott, like every other veteran, knows guys that never got to that point because of injury.
2) I never suggested that he would let it affect his play. That would be stupid. But the players' loss of confidence in team management from dumb draft decisions becomes just one more obstacle to overcome. "If I can't believe in their personnel decisions, can I really trust their game plan?" In the Jets' case, they don't need any more obstacles.
As for the Favre decisions (signing AND releasing), those were made FAR above Mangini. IMHO.
Piece of cake. You betcha.
Mornin', Ron. Mark Murphy here.
How ya' doin'?
Can I trouble you for a second....?