"Mangenious" No More

Okay - thanks huh.

 

By the way Boom, it wasn't "Play action" on the 4th down play -- straight pass from the shotgun.

 

And you have to look at what previous regimes left Mangini and Tannenbaum. In the 2003 Draft, the Jets had an opportunity to draft Andre Johnson and passed on the former University of Miami receiver for Dwayne Robertson. How different would the Jets' offense be if they had a wideout like Johnson?

 

He's mangenius a lot like someone else we all know and love is "supergenius"

 

I have trouble thinking any coach is a genius.

 

Johnson went third and Robertson went 5th. If they were going DT the Jets should have took Kevin Williams.

 

Not trying to be a smart ass here, but why?

Not that there aren't more noble pursuits in which a genius can apply his intellect, but there have been some brilliant minds in coaching. Bill Walsh was extremely intelligent. Chuck Noll was one of the more intimidatingly smart people I have met. Not just sharp, but well educated in many areas outside of football.

 

The Jets were calling it a season when they first tried to humiliate, then got rid of their best offensive lineman just to set an example. I guess they showed Pete Kendall who's boss.

 

Nobody in football should be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein.

 

Is Norman related to Albert?

 

http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/joe_theismann.html

 

Oh, it was something stupid Joe /Thees-man/ said?