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OT: Jets fire Gregg Williams

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They had to, at least to save some face. I was thinking about this earlier, reporters said Gase looked stunned on the post game interview and delivered some coach speech about having sucess with pressuring Carr, but what I really think happened was that he had no idea what the call was(couldn't match the words and the play) so he couldn't veto that, even tho he had a TO
 
Canes Device said:
They had to, at least to save some face. I was thinking about this earlier, reporters said Gase looked stunned on the post game interview and delivered some coach speech about having sucess with pressuring Carr, but what I really think happened was that he had no idea what the call was(couldn't match the words and the play) so he couldn't veto that, even tho he had a TO
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He’s next
 
Mr. Dynasty1 said:
He’s next
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For sure, he's a dead man walking rn. Not even the Jets are capable of giving Gase a second (third if you count Tannehill) young QB to fvck up. I was really amused thinking about Gase not knowing what he was hearing and then seeing the result play out in front of his eyes
 
Canes Device said:
For sure, he's a dead man walking rn. Not even the Jets are capable of giving Gase a second (third if you count Tannehill) young QB to fvck up. I was really amused thinking about Gase not knowing what he was hearing and then seeing the result play out in front of his eyes
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That guy really rode the Peyton Manning train to a HC gig lol
 
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kgranger17 said:
Dear god. Yeah, he can go jump off a bridge.
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Yeah dude, I mean if you wanna try to tough guy a rookie QB or diva WR fine. You ain't tough guying Frank Gore. He's been playing RB with no knees for 2 decades. He's the toughest there is.
 
As soon as possible the Jets need to clean house. Everyone, from the top down. Use the Mets as an example.
 
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