While Steiny had noted earlier that the Jets might be interested in Karl Dorrell as their QB coach, it seems like that option has closed on the Jets as the Texans have hired him on as their QB Coach. The Texans agreed today on a contract for Karl Dorrell to become their new quarterbacks coach. [...]
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Karl Dorrell Hired By Texans
February 7th, 2012 
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10 Comments »Giants Win Super Bowl XLVI
February 6th, 2012 afcbeast The New York Giants are the 2011 NFL Champions. They defeated the New England Patriots tonight 21-17 in Super Bowl XLVI to win their fourth Super Bowl. It is the second title for the Giants in five years. The Patriots now have gone seven years without winning it all. What does this mean for the [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: bounces, Bowl, Eli Manning, Giants, Jets, Mark Sanchez, New England, New England Patriots, New York Giants, Nfl Champions, Offseason, Passing Game, Right Time, Seven Years, Super, Super Bowl, XLVI No Comments »Let’s take a (very) early look at our schedule
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast Hey guys, it’s a very dark day for us Jets faithful today, but why don’t we do something fun and have a little assessment of our schedule next year? Home: -San Diego(8-8): Don’t let the record fool you, this could a very dangerous game, especially if we have to play them later in the season, [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: 49ers, Antonio Gates, Arizona Cardinals, Cakewalk, Dangerous Game, Early, Hey Guys, Intensity, Jets, Larry Fitzgerald, Let's, look, Malcom Floyd, Match, Passing Game, Patrick Peterson, Philip Rivers, Ryan Mathews, San Diego, San Francisco, Schedule, Something Fun, take, very, Vincent Jackson, Woulda Thunk No Comments »Fade Material: Super Bowl XLVI Prediction
February 5th, 2012 afcbeast New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (L) talks to head coach Bill Belichick during the NFL AFC Divisional playoff game against the Denver Broncos in Foxborough, Massachusetts, January 14, 2012. REUTERS/Brian Snyder (UNITED STATES – Tags: SPORT FOOTBALL) Technically the Giants aren’t favored for Super Bowl XLVI but they might as well be. New York [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Ats, Big Game, Bill Belichick, Bowl, Brian Snyder, Coach Bill, Denver Broncos, Divisional Playoff Game, England Patriots Quarterback, Fade, Foxborough Massachusetts, Material, New England Patriots, New England Patriots Quarterback, Nfl Afc, Passing Game, Playoff Games, Prediction, Reuters, Rob Gronkowski, Six Games, Sport Football, Super, Super Bowl Xlvi, Tom Brady, XLVI No Comments »Tuck everlasting? Giants pass rusher looks for more Super Bowl milestones
January 31st, 2012 afcbeast INDIANAPOLIS — Four years ago, Justin Tuck’s performance in Super Bowl XLII defined the New York Giants’ 17-14 win. Tuck was nearly unstoppable — he picked up two sacks, two quarterback hits, and a forced fumble in that game. But the impact he made was as much about the plays that didn’t show up in [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Bowl, D Line, everlasting, Fast Break, Fumble, Giants, Justin Tuck, looks, Milestones, More, New York Giants, Pass, Passing Game, patriots, Randy Moss, Receivers, Route 30, rusher, Sacks, Screen Game, Stat Sheet, Super, Super Bowl, Super Bowl XLII, Tight Ends, Tom Brady, Tuck, Tuck Everlasting, Whack No Comments »Potential Jets: Joel Dreessen
January 27th, 2012 afcbeast Imagine the Jets having a tight end who can both catch and block. That sounds like a foreign concept right now. Dustin Keller, Jeff Cumberland, and Josh Baker are almost exclusively receivers. Matthew Mulligan for all of his penalties actually is a decent run blocker but adds next to nothing as a receiver. A former [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: 2005 Nfl Draft, Athletic Ability, Bad Idea, Ben Hartsock, Black Holes, Dreessen, free agent, Good Hands, Honest To Goodness, Injury Risk, Jets, Joel, Josh Baker, Mark Sanchez, Mike Tannenbaum, Mulligan, NFL Draft, Passing Game, Potential, Rushing Attack, Snapper, Tight End, Tight Ends, Trade Rumors No Comments »2012 New York Jets Predictions: 5 Quarterbacks Who Could Replace Mark Sanchez
January 26th, 2012 afcbeast Whether it was justified, a large portion of the blame for the Jets 2011 collapse fell squarely on the shoulders or Mark Sanchez. Before the season even started, Rex Ryan and Brian Schottenheimer felt it was time to let Sanchez loose in the passing game. That idea failed miserably. Sanchez was done in by an awful [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: 2012, Alarming Lack, Alarming Trends, Big Games, Bleacher Report, Brian Schottenheimer, Could, Entire Season, Fumbles, Jets, Large Portion, Line Of Scrimmage, mark, Mark Sanchez, New York Jets, Offensive Line, Passing Game, Peripheral Vision, Predictions, Quarterback Position, Quarterbacks, Regression, Replace, Rex Ryan, running game, Sanchez, Wayne Hunter, Wide Receivers, York No Comments »The Sporting News Names Jets WR Plaxico Burress 2011 Comeback Player Of The Year
January 25th, 2012 afcbeast The New York Jets 2011 season was a disappointment, but for Plaxico Burress it was a chance to resume his career. His numbers did not compare with those of his prime seasons, but Burress proved that, after missing two seasons while serving 20 months in prison following his conviction on weapons charges, he is still [...]
Posted in Around The Web Tags: 2011, Brain, Burress, Comeback, Comeback Player, Conviction, Disappointment, farewell, Good Job, Jets, Jets News, Mike Tannenbaum, names, New York Jets, news, NFL, Passing Game, Plaxico, Plaxico Burress, Player, Red Zone, Sporting, Sporting News, Teammate, Two Seasons, Unrestricted Free Agent, Weapons, wide receiver, year No Comments »Blame Goes all Around, Not Just on the QB for the Jets Wasted Season
January 24th, 2012 afcbeast Consistency a reliability or uniformity of successive results or events. Consistency a word the Jets should study up on. The fans will blame Mark Sanchez, and he deserves his share after his three-interception debacle Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Blame Mark Sanchez all you want, because so much of the season-finishing loss to the Dolphins [...]
Posted in Jets Gab Tags: around, Blame, Brian Schottenheimer, Capable Backup, Clock Time, Detractors, Franchise Quarterback, Goes, Jets, Just, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, Microcosm, Mike Tannenbaum, New York Post, Nfl History, Offensive Line, Passing Game, Playmakers, Rex Ryan, running game, Salary Cap, season, Sun Life, Three Quarters, wasted, Wayne Hunter No Comments »Experts agree: Flacco not the only problem with Ravens’ passing game
January 21st, 2012 afcbeast As it has been for Steve Young, Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, and any number of quarterbacks before him, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco now finds himself in the unenviable position of having to defend his abilities in “big-time” situations. Once that train starts, a Super Bowl victory is the only thing that can bring it [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Aaron Rodgers, agree, Baltimore Ravens, Bowl Victory, Cam Cameron, Ed Reed, ESPN, Expert Analysts, Experts, Flacco, game, Greg Cosell, houston texans, Joe Flacco, Machinations, Man Coverage, Nfl Coaching, Nfl Films, Nfl Matchup, Offensive Coordinator, Only, passing, Passing Game, Peyton Manning, Problem, Ravens’, Steve Young, Unenviable Position No Comments »
