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Last Jets Playoff Coach Goes on Rant Against Browns’ Shedeur Sanders Attitude
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On Monday, one former NFL head coach — the last coach to lead the New York Jets into the postseason, 15 years ago — made his feelings about Sanders’ attitude very clear.
“Something’s missing with this kid,” said former Jets and Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan on Monday morning.
Like he said, 'I can be a starting quarterback' with his arms crossed like this.
You probably would be starting,” the former eight-year NFL head coach said.
Give me an absolute break.”Ryan, in addition to being the last Jets head coach to take the team to the playoffs, also holds the distinction of being the las Buffalo Bills head coach not to take that team to the postseason.