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When Rex Ryan gets fired from the Jets he will be the most sought after D coordinator,


jasonluckydog

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  1. 1. Rex to Carolina?

    • yes
    • no
    • shut up fat boy and go eat some turkey.
    • pie
    • we wont fire anybody when we win the SB!!


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Rex might want a break after he gets fired and just be a defensive coordinator again would you want him?   The Panthers D is currently ranked 25th,

 

 

Jets are currently ranked 7th,

 

 

thoughts?

 

 

I do know that when we win the SB this year all of our coaches will be retained so this might be a moot point.

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He may go straight to TV:

 

But two sources told The Post in recent days Ryan has been hinting to people with whom he is close he is prepared to go directly to TV if (when?) he’s fired by the Jets.
 
Though he certainly would figure to be a natural at it because of his loquacious nature, Ryan to TV would be a surprising development considering how much coaching is in his blood.

 

 

http://nypost.com/2014/11/25/rex-has-known-all-season-idzik-planned-to-fire-him-source/

 

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