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Rex Ryan tenure as the head coach of the New York Jets is coming to an end, and it might not take till the end of the season for his exit. Ryan's walking papers has been earned since the 2012 NFL season. That was the year he was suppose to get fired with former general manager Mike Tannenbaum, but his job was saved luckily.

Give credit to Rex Ryan for his two consecutive AFC Championship appearances in his first two seasons with the Jets. Ever since then Ryan has been a shell of himself, and hasn't put the best product out on the field week-to-week.

The New York Jets are 1-7, and just look pathetic. They have a history of quarterback issues since Rex Ryan came on board. Now with the benching of second year player Geno Smith, Michael Vick will get his chance to show and prove that he can still be formidable in this league.

It's just too little to late though, because the New York Jets have a less than 15% chance of making the playoffs this season. Head coach Ryan is considered to be a sideshow of a leader. But we really have to think about it, Ryan doesn't belong being a head coach in the first place. He's a defensive coordinator in the NFL, and that's all. Ryan is a great one at that, but he's no leader and he's proving that for the past couple of years.

When he leaves he should take Geno Smith and his average offense with him, because the New York Jets need a new face, better talent, and a improved in-game scheme. Right now, Ryan is sitting comfortably at the helm, because he knows that his time is running out. Rex Ryan is a smart guy, he's collecting checks while consistently losing.

Once the New York Jets fire Ryan and move in a different direction, you'll see some positive changes moving forward. All the blame isn't just on Rex Ryan and his coaching staff, because he can't go out on the field and produce, it's up to the players to do that.

Let's look at general manager John Idzik, who I believe should follow Rex Ryan out the door. Idzik has done a terrible job as manager. He seems to not like spending money on talent, and his drafting stinks. The Jets won't win with Rex Ryan or John Idzik, it's that plain and simple.

Rex Ryan tenure as the head coach of the New York Jets is coming to an end, and it might not take till the end of the season for his exit. Ryan's walking papers has been earned since the 2012 NFL season. That was the year he was suppose to get fired with former general manager Mike Tannenbaum, but his job was saved luckily.

Give credit to Rex Ryan for his two consecutive AFC Championship appearances in his first two seasons with the Jets. Ever since then Ryan has been a shell of himself, and hasn't put the best product out on the field week-to-week.

The New York Jets are 1-7, and just look pathetic. They have a history of quarterback issues since Rex Ryan came on board. Now with the benching of second year player Geno Smith, Michael Vick will get his chance to show and prove that he can still be formidable in this league.

It's just too little to late though, because the New York Jets have a less than 15% chance of making the playoffs this season. Head coach Ryan is considered to be a sideshow of a leader. But we really have to think about it, Ryan doesn't belong being a head coach in the first place. He's a defensive coordinator in the NFL, and that's all. Ryan is a great one at that, but he's no leader and he's proving that for the past couple of years.

When he leaves he should take Geno Smith and his average offense with him, because the New York Jets need a new face, better talent, and a improved in-game scheme. Right now, Ryan is sitting comfortably at the helm, because he knows that his time is running out. Rex Ryan is a smart guy, he's collecting checks while consistently losing.

Once the New York Jets fire Ryan and move in a different direction, you'll see some positive changes moving forward. All the blame isn't just on Rex Ryan and his coaching staff, because he can't go out on the field and produce, it's up to the players to do that.

Let's look at general manager John Idzik, who I believe should follow Rex Ryan out the door. Idzik has done a terrible job as manager. He seems to not like spending money on talent, and his drafting stinks. The Jets won't win with Rex Ryan or John Idzik, it's that plain and simple.

Rex Ryan tenure as the head coach of the New York Jets is coming to an end, and it might not take till the end of the season for his exit. Ryan's walking papers has been earned since the 2012 NFL season. That was the year he was suppose to get fired with former general manager Mike Tannenbaum, but his job was saved luckily.

Give credit to Rex Ryan for his two consecutive AFC Championship appearances in his first two seasons with the Jets. Ever since then Ryan has been a shell of himself, and hasn't put the best product out on the field week-to-week.

The New York Jets are 1-7, and just look pathetic. They have a history of quarterback issues since Rex Ryan came on board. Now with the benching of second year player Geno Smith, Michael Vick will get his chance to show and prove that he can still be formidable in this league.

It's just too little to late though, because the New York Jets have a less than 15% chance of making the playoffs this season. Head coach Ryan is considered to be a sideshow of a leader. But we really have to think about it, Ryan doesn't belong being a head coach in the first place. He's a defensive coordinator in the NFL, and that's all. Ryan is a great one at that, but he's no leader and he's proving that for the past couple of years.

When he leaves he should take Geno Smith and his average offense with him, because the New York Jets need a new face, better talent, and a improved in-game scheme. Right now, Ryan is sitting comfortably at the helm, because he knows that his time is running out. Rex Ryan is a smart guy, he's collecting checks while consistently losing.

Once the New York Jets fire Ryan and move in a different direction, you'll see some positive changes moving forward. All the blame isn't just on Rex Ryan and his coaching staff, because he can't go out on the field and produce, it's up to the players to do that.

Let's look at general manager John Idzik, who I believe should follow Rex Ryan out the door. Idzik has done a terrible job as manager. He seems to not like spending money on talent, and his drafting stinks. The Jets won't win with Rex Ryan or John Idzik, it's that plain and simple.

Rex Ryan tenure as the head coach of the New York Jets is coming to an end, and it might not take till the end of the season for his exit. Ryan's walking papers has been earned since the 2012 NFL season. That was the year he was suppose to get fired with former general manager Mike Tannenbaum, but his job was saved luckily.

Give credit to Rex Ryan for his two consecutive AFC Championship appearances in his first two seasons with the Jets. Ever since then Ryan has been a shell of himself, and hasn't put the best product out on the field week-to-week.

The New York Jets are 1-7, and just look pathetic. They have a history of quarterback issues since Rex Ryan came on board. Now with the benching of second year player Geno Smith, Michael Vick will get his chance to show and prove that he can still be formidable in this league.

It's just too little to late though, because the New York Jets have a less than 15% chance of making the playoffs this season. Head coach Ryan is considered to be a sideshow of a leader. But we really have to think about it, Ryan doesn't belong being a head coach in the first place. He's a defensive coordinator in the NFL, and that's all. Ryan is a great one at that, but he's no leader and he's proving that for the past couple of years.

When he leaves he should take Geno Smith and his average offense with him, because the New York Jets need a new face, better talent, and a improved in-game scheme. Right now, Ryan is sitting comfortably at the helm, because he knows that his time is running out. Rex Ryan is a smart guy, he's collecting checks while consistently losing.

Once the New York Jets fire Ryan and move in a different direction, you'll see some positive changes moving forward. All the blame isn't just on Rex Ryan and his coaching staff, because he can't go out on the field and produce, it's up to the players to do that.

Let's look at general manager John Idzik, who I believe should follow Rex Ryan out the door. Idzik has done a terrible job as manager. He seems to not like spending money on talent, and his drafting stinks. The Jets won't win with Rex Ryan or John Idzik, it's that plain and simple.

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The Jacksonville Jaguars are bad. They come into the week sporting an 0-4 record and have been outscored by 94 points. Ninety-four. They have allowed 1,805 yards on the year for an average of 451.3, both worst in the league. Current odds to reach the Super Bowl have them listed at 750-1, ahead of only the Oakland Raiders.

Pittsburgh comes to town this week with a 2-2 record, suffering a last-minute heartbreaking loss to the Tampa Bay Bucs last week. The Steelers are angry and they can put up points - currently averaging 24.3 on the year. Vegas currently has the line set at a 47 o/u with Pittsburgh a 6 point favorite. It would be crazy to roster any Jags this week with ONE MILLION DOLLARS on the line - right?

Consider this: there are only 5 games on the board with an o/u higher than this game. Expanding on that, the Steelers are only a 6 point favorite. Six points. According to the oddsmakers, the Jags will be relatively competitive and score some points. If we take the o/u of 47 and subtract the 6 point line, that leaves us 41. Dividing that by 2, we have 20.5 on each side. To the Steelers side of the ledger we can add back the 6 points we subracted. Where does that take us? Pittsburgh 26.5-20.5. Rounding to something that makes sense, Steelers 27-21, for a total of 48. Slightly over the projected o/u, but this gives us a ballpark for our projections.

Our ballpark projections tell us that the Jags could score 21 points. 3 TDs can make or break a roster on a Sunday. Where might those points come from on the Jags side? Pittsburgh has a total Points Against of 99. Of those 99, there have been 7 TDs through the air allowed and an additional 3 TDs allowed on the ground. Looks like about a 2-1 margin. The Jags are projected at 21 points, 2 TDs through the air and another on the ground sounds about right.

Jags QB Blake Bortles has a salary of $5,200 this week. Leading the Jags in targets, WR Allen Robinson sits at $3,000 this week. Second on the Jags in targets, WR Allen Hurns will cost $4,500. A couple of low cost combos can be built here, are you willing to pull the trigger?

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The Jacksonville Jaguars are bad. They come into the week sporting an 0-4 record and have been outscored by 94 points. Ninety-four. They have allowed 1,805 yards on the year for an average of 451.3, both worst in the league. Current odds to reach the Super Bowl have them listed at 750-1, ahead of only the Oakland Raiders.

Pittsburgh comes to town this week with a 2-2 record, suffering a last-minute heartbreaking loss to the Tampa Bay Bucs last week. The Steelers are angry and they can put up points - currently averaging 24.3 on the year. Vegas currently has the line set at a 47 o/u with Pittsburgh a 6 point favorite. It would be crazy to roster any Jags this week with ONE MILLION DOLLARS on the line - right?

Consider this: there are only 5 games on the board with an o/u higher than this game. Expanding on that, the Steelers are only a 6 point favorite. Six points. According to the oddsmakers, the Jags will be relatively competitive and score some points. If we take the o/u of 47 and subtract the 6 point line, that leaves us 41. Dividing that by 2, we have 20.5 on each side. To the Steelers side of the ledger we can add back the 6 points we subracted. Where does that take us? Pittsburgh 26.5-20.5. Rounding to something that makes sense, Steelers 27-21, for a total of 48. Slightly over the projected o/u, but this gives us a ballpark for our projections.

Our ballpark projections tell us that the Jags could score 21 points. 3 TDs can make or break a roster on a Sunday. Where might those points come from on the Jags side? Pittsburgh has a total Points Against of 99. Of those 99, there have been 7 TDs through the air allowed and an additional 3 TDs allowed on the ground. Looks like about a 2-1 margin. The Jags are projected at 21 points, 2 TDs through the air and another on the ground sounds about right.

Jags QB Blake Bortles has a salary of $5,200 this week. Leading the Jags in targets, WR Allen Robinson sits at $3,000 this week. Second on the Jags in targets, WR Allen Hurns will cost $4,500. A couple of low cost combos can be built here, are you willing to pull the trigger?

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