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• Dustin Keller: Tony Sparano's stern presence new for Jets

  new coordinator demands a level of attention that, according to tight end Dustin Keller , apparently wasn't there when Brian Schottenheimer was running the show."When Sparano's up there talking, all eyes are on him. It's a change, you know?" Keller said Tuesday   Read more »

• Sanchez: Jets 'lost identity,' he's OK with Holmes

  over.Sanchez, speaking Thursday night before being honored by the Randall's Island Sports Foundation in Manhattan, says Brian Schottenheimer 's offense struggled after New York became enamored of its receiving corps and got away from a run-first approach.Holmes   Read more »

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• Rex Ryan: I used to dislike new Jets OC Tony Sparano

  Once the New York Jets' brass internally made the decision to move on from offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer this year, only one external candidate stood out for Jets coach Rex Ryan. It was Tony Sparano, the former Miami Dolphins coach who had m   from National Football League | NFL.com Read more »

• The New York Jets Offense Has A Lot To Learn During Training Camp

  Published: Less than a minute ago The New York Jets offense has a new offensive coordinator, a new starting wide receiver, Tim Tebow, and a new scheme. Brian Schottenheimer and Plaxico Burress are gone, in their places are Tony Sparano and Stephen Hill.   from Rant Sports Read more »

• New York Jets Roster Rundown: Breaking Down the Running Back Depth on the 2012 Jets Roster

  Arguably no offseason move was bigger for the New York Jets than the hiring of former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano as their new offensive coordinator. Gone are the overly complex, often confusing offensive schemes of Brian Schottenheimer, and i   from Rant Sports Read more »

• Boisterous Sparano brings accountability to Jets’ attack

  Jets practices have a new soundtrack in 2012. The voice of new offensive coordinator Tony Sparano can be heard above all others, barking out commands and corrections as the Jets players learn his offense. Even the guys on the other side of the ball have   from New York Post Read more »

• Davis faces uphill battle with Rams, but Favre can help

  ST. LOUIS -- Austin Davis was working out with a local idol of some repute in Hattiesburg, hoping for an opportunity in the NFL, when he agreed to a free-agent contract with the Rams. At that point, his new friend became an even greater source of informa   from Biloxi Sun Herald Read more »