NYJets head coach Rex Ryan, speaking to South Florida reporters on a conference call to preview Monday night's game against the Miami Dolphins in Land Shark Stadium, reacted to the Braylon Edwards trade in a manner you'd expect.
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Ryan loves the acquisition, and he's not afraid to wave a dismissive hand at those clubs who aren't willing to make such a dramatic maneuver.

"I want to win now," Ryan said. "Every team in the league should want to win now. In my opinion its a copout for any team to say, 'Weve got a four-year program.' Well, how convenient. Your contract is four years, or whatever. To me, I dont see how that's justified.

"Every team in the league has the same amount of money, the same resources. So why shouldn't you go for the same goal? Were going for the Super Bowl championship. If people say thats ridiculous, I think its ridiculous you should have any other goal in mind."

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ya nice speech - Ill take that speech over the "we need 4 years to rebuild and then say we need x more years to keep rebuilding etc"

Ex-fucking-actly!!!

I know it takes two to get a deal done, but if you're one of the two, make the partner WANT to deal with you!!

Ted is above average in drafting, but fails when it comes to getting proven talent on the team.

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no brownie points here, butgottaagree zero !!

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