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| New York Jets offensive coordinator Tony Sparano said he wants to incorporate a very physical style of offense next season, often called a 'Ground & Pound' offense by head coach Rex Ryan. Sparano will have full control over the offense, meaning he will call all the plays. He is expected to go with a run-first offense, but Sparano also said he wants to have a vertical passing attack. Sparano needs to improve QB Mark Sanchez, and he is interviewing possible replacements for quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh. |
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| The addition of offensive coordinator Tony Sparano should help New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez in 2012. Sparano believes in a power-running game and he emphasizes pass protection with the tight ends and running backs. As a result, the offense would not rely as heavily on Sanchez's arm. |
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| The New York Jets have officially hired former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano has their offensive coordinator. |
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| The New York Jets are expected to hire former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano as their new offensive coordinator Wednesday, Jan. 11, according to sources. The Jets have had Sparano as their top choice to replace former offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer in the event of a vacancy. |
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| The New York Jets are considering former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano and Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter as possible offensive coordinator candidates if current offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer leaves the team. |
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| Former Arizona Cardinals head coach Todd Haley and former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano have discussed the possibility of going to the same team with Haley being in charge of the passing game and Sparano being in charge of the running game. The two coaches had that situation when they coached with the Dallas Cowboys. |
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| The New York Jets could be interested in former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano for their offensive line coaching position if current offensive line coach Bill Callahan is promoted or leaves for another job. |
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| The Dolphins fired Sparano on Monday. |
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| Miami Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland is expected to return next season. His job is safe. Head coach Tony Sparano, however, is expected to be replaced, although the team is adamant no final decision has been made on this front. |
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| Despite the Miami Dolphins' resurgence in recent weeks, head coach Tony Sparano is unlikely to return as head coach next season. Sparano's only chance would likely come if the team manages to run the table and finish with a 9-7 record. |
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