The New York Jets discover themselves in acquainted territory with their season spiraling downward with a 3-8 document heading into Week 12.
The group has already made sweeping adjustments, parting methods with head coach Robert Saleh and common supervisor Joe Douglas.
Now, proprietor Woody Johnson faces mounting strain to chart a brand new course for the franchise.
As hypothesis swirls round potential replacements like Invoice Belichick, Mike Vrabel or Jon Gruden, a voice from the Jets’ previous has emerged.
Rex Ryan, the workforce’s former head coach, continues to specific curiosity in returning to the sidelines at MetLife Stadium, turning into significantly vocal following the current loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Ryan just lately laid out his case with attribute confidence.
“Nobody’s seen a team gonna play as hard as this team’s gonna play in the future, trust me, if I’m the guy. Trust me. … That’s what’s gonna separate me from all these other guys you’re gonna bring in. Your Grudens or whoever. Give me a break. They ain’t New York Jets. I’m all about the Jets,” Ryan mentioned, through ESPN New York.
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The present ESPN analyst pushed again in opposition to the notion of an entire roster overhaul, sustaining that the present expertise pool has what it takes to succeed.
His passionate pitch centered on bringing again the depth that marked his earlier tenure.
“And the great thing is, yeah, you get a second chance at it and that doesn’t happen very often. Well, when it does it’s usually special. So we’ll find out if I get that chance or not. If not, then I hope they have one hell of a guy in place cause I still want to be a fan of the Jets. I still want to be, but when I look around I know nobody’s better than me,” Ryan mentioned.
His earlier stint with the Jets tells a narrative of early promise adopted by gradual decline.
His tenure started with exceptional success, guiding the workforce to consecutive AFC Championship Sport appearances in his first two seasons, the high-water mark in current franchise historical past.
Nevertheless, the momentum couldn’t be sustained, and Ryan departed with a 46-50 document, posting dropping seasons in two of his last three years because the workforce’s tradition deteriorated.
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