Comments on: Mangini Out As Jets Coach, Favre's Future Uncertain

By: Mark Elliot Wishnia

Mark Elliot Wishnia — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 02:56:10 +0000

I do not think Mangini was upset when Favre first came. However, for some reason Mangini did not know what he was getting into. Mangini expressed publicly that he wanted Favre to throw less interceptions.

Yeah right!!! Less interceptions?!?! Once Favre really started throwing the season away (literally) with all the interceptions, that is really when Mangini got frustrated.

By: Scott Stanchak

Scott Stanchak — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 13:14:13 +0000

I don’t believe Favre was ever comfortable playing under Mangini. Think about this: Mangini spent all off-season creating a gameplan for Pennington/Clemens, not Favre — a much different type of passer. Playing for a guy like Cowher, who loves the running game, would benefit him.

The Jets getting Favre would be a dagger in the hearts of the Patriots. They’d franchise him before letting that happen. I’m not saying it won’t happen, but it seems like it would be too good to be true for Jets fans.

Parcells is not coming to Jersey. I see him going to Detroit.

By: Mark Elliot Wishnia

Mark Elliot Wishnia — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 05:28:45 +0000

If the Jets are smart they will now force Favre into retirement by going out and getting Matt Cassel or making Kellen Clemens there starter. Favre did nothing to help.

Also the Jets should go all out and sign a guy like Steve Spagnuolo as head coach. He is of course a defensive minded guy and they may want an offensive guy to help their offense but who knows.

Also Bill Parcells actually has an opt out clasue in miami!! If the Jets can convince him to opt out and the Jets hire him it would be huge. Parcells is if course defensive minded also.

Cowher is also defensive minded and he is out there.

But the Jets need to bring in a big time coach and franchise a guy like Matt Cassel.