LTN, What's the latest on Vinnie - JETS board?

[ABQCOWBOY]

Quick hurry, before they move this to NFL Zone.

LOL!!!

 

[WoodysGirl]

You should've waited until she was online.

I imagines if you go to one of the jets board, you'll find out.

www.jetsconfidential.com is one and I'm sure there's another to check out.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

You should've waited until she was online.

I imagines if you go to one of the jets board, you'll find out.

www.jetsconfidential.com is one and I'm sure there's another to check out.

Perhaps I should have waited.

As for the Jets board, I don't agree. However, if it's volunteering you doing here, I will be happy to take you up on it.

 

[lspain1]

Went over there and took a look. Most seem to feel that the Vinny move makes sense based upon their situation. Some are talking about Vinny's tendency to make bone head decisions (we know something about that ) and lack of mobility. Those are the folks say the season is over. The majority hope that they can get something going in a division that looks a bit injured and vulnerable right now.

P.S. WoodysGirl, it's good to see you back.

 

[WoodysGirl]

Perhaps I should have waited.

As for the Jets board, I don't agree. However, if it's volunteering you doing here, I will be happy to take you up on it.

Nah, not volunteering. Just knew there was one where you might be able to find some info. There's another one, but I can't think of it off the top of my head.

BTW, the wait comment was a joke. Forgot the smiley.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

Nah, not volunteering. Just knew there was one where you might be able to find some info. There's another one, but I can't think of it off the top of my head.

BTW, the wait comment was a joke. Forgot the smiley.

Not a problem WG. I have actually gone over to the Jets boards but I always seem to come away with nothing to show for it. I guess I probably come across as too much of a Cowboys fan. No big deal at all.

You are right thou, I should have been smart enough to check and see if Barb was on line. Maybe thats the problem the Jets fans have with me. I'm just not very bright.

LOL........

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

Went over there and took a look. Most seem to feel that the Vinny move makes sense based upon their situation. Some are talking about Vinny's tendency to make bone head decisions (we know something about that ) and lack of mobility. Those are the folks say the season is over. The majority hope that they can get something going in a division that looks a bit injured and vulnerable right now.

P.S. WoodysGirl, it's good to see you back.

Interesting. Thank you for pitching in on this one lspain. I wish Vinnie well, accept against us, that is.

 

[LaTunaNostra]

ABQ, I haven't been over to check yet.

But I don't have to.

I pretty much know that the Vinny Faithful still foolishly believes he is the QB he was in 98, and the Vinny Haters are cursing the darkness that's HE'S BACK AGAIN. LOL

I will put my two cents in tho....

and that is Herm might as well scouting Mr Leinart seriously right now. Bollinger is a joke and Vinny, well, God bless him, but he's just one year older.

What ticks me off was poor Chad was rushed back last year for the tail end of the season and not allowed to heal, OR have his surgery right away. And apparently those folks who maintained he never should have started throwing this summer were right. The only important thing now is Penny's career, imo. This second rotator cuff tear may be insurmountable and if so, that's a damn shame. He should have been given a full year to recover, perhaps. I don't know. He has been overworking that arm for years, trying to build strength.

Fielder..what a dufus...for him, no sympathy. A handful of plays and HE's hurt again. They must be laughing their arses off in Miami.

I doubt the Jets D can keep the team competitive enough to mount a playoff bid now.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

ABQ, I haven't been over to check yet.

But I don't have to.

I pretty much know that the Vinny Faithful still foolishly believes he is the QB he was in 98, and the Vinny Haters are cursing the darkness that's HE'S BACK AGAIN. LOL

I will put my two cents in tho....

and that is Herm might as well scouting Mr Leinart seriously right now. Bollinger is a joke and Vinny, well, God bless him, but he's just one year older.

What ticks me off was poor Chad was rushed back last year for the tail end of the season and not allowed to heal, OR have his surgery right away. And apparently those folks who maintained he never should have started throwing this summer were right. The only important thing now is Penny's career, imo. This second rotator cuff tear may be insurmountable and if so, that's a damn shame. He should have been given a full year to recover, perhaps. I don't know. He has been overworking that arm for years, trying to build strength.

Fielder..what a dufus...for him, no sympathy. A handful of plays and HE's hurt again. They must be laughing their arses off in Miami.

I doubt the Jets D can keep the team competitive enough to mount a playoff bid now.

And this is why I ask you.

I really can not agrue a thing. Nice sumation and thank you.

You know, now might be a real good time for the Jets to start talking to San Diego about one of there two QBs.

 

[LaTunaNostra]

And this is why I ask you.

I really can not agrue a thing. Nice sumation and thank you.

You know, now might be a real good time for the Jets to start talking to San Diego about one of there two QBs.

Folks are talking about Rivers/Brees, but who knows if there is any fire behind the smoke.

The Penny thing is just heartbreaking, tho. This is a section from Ken Berger's Newsday article today.


For Chad, fourth & long way back
Doctors skeptical about Pennington’s future as quarterback

BY KEN BERGER
STAFF WRITER

September 28, 2005

Herman Edwards and Chad Pennington always meet privately on Tuesday nights for a heart-to-heart talk, like a father speaking to his son.

This week it happened on Monday, when they sat in Edwards' office and had their most difficult conversation yet. Both men understood the uncertainty of the road ahead.

Distraught over the team's diagnosis that he tore his right rotator cuff for the second time in 10 months, Pennington broke down and cried upon seeing his coach. Sobbing and shaking, Pennington fell into Edwards' embrace.

The coach, the father, cried, too - a long, hard cry that embodied the anguish both of them felt. At only 29, one year removed from receiving the richest contract in Jets history, Pennington was facing the very real possibility that his career might be over.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/print...973sep28,0,3864492.story?coll=ny-sports-print
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That's gotta be the absolute pits of head coaching - having to console a player you've grown so close to who may be facing the end of his career.

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

Folks are talking about Rivers/Brees, but who knows if there is any fire behind the smoke.

The Penny thing is just heartbreaking, tho. This is a section from Ken Berger's Newsday article today.


For Chad, fourth & long way back
Doctors skeptical about Pennington’s future as quarterback

BY KEN BERGER
STAFF WRITER

September 28, 2005

Herman Edwards and Chad Pennington always meet privately on Tuesday nights for a heart-to-heart talk, like a father speaking to his son.

This week it happened on Monday, when they sat in Edwards' office and had their most difficult conversation yet. Both men understood the uncertainty of the road ahead.

Distraught over the team's diagnosis that he tore his right rotator cuff for the second time in 10 months, Pennington broke down and cried upon seeing his coach. Sobbing and shaking, Pennington fell into Edwards' embrace.

The coach, the father, cried, too - a long, hard cry that embodied the anguish both of them felt. At only 29, one year removed from receiving the richest contract in Jets history, Pennington was facing the very real possibility that his career might be over.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/print...973sep28,0,3864492.story?coll=ny-sports-print
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That's gotta be the absolute pits of head coaching - having to console a player you've grown so close to who may be facing the end of his career.

I agree LT. That's probably as tough as it gets. I feel bad for Pennington. I always liked him as a QB. I'll take smart and tough over big and strong 7 days a week.

Damn shame