Podcasts about maccagnan

durée : 00:02:15 - Esprit sport - Pour le dernier épisode de notre série au Musée national du sport de Nice, rencontre avec un collectionneur, Julien Maccagnan, qui a prêté au musée des maillots du club de football de l'OGC Nice, afin qu'ils soient exposés.

Santino Maccagnan ha conquistato diversi titoli italiani master, oltre che dei record italiani. Corre 1h:15m in mezza maratona alla bellezza di 62 anni, riscrivendo le leggi di cosa si può fare e cosa no dopo i 60 anni con la corsa. Questa intervista va assolutamente vista fino alla fine. Buona visione

“Making artwork probably saved my life,” says mixed-media artist Amanda Maccagnan. “[It] helped me figure out who I am, where I was going, and what I was doing—and it continues to do.”Navigating the boundary between traditional techniques and contemporary influences, Amanda is rapidly making a name for herself as a rising star in the art world. Working primarily with stained glass, Amanda combines multiple mediums to create unexpected, radical pieces that satirize cultural expectations through exaggeration. Her bold, tongue-in-cheek works frame the artist as a rebel who's comfortable with making her own rules whenever necessary. On today's podcast episode, host and NOT REAL ART founder Scott “Sourdough” Power sits down with Amanda to discuss the glass artist's belief in the spiritual nature of her practice. “My spiritual practice is one of open acceptance,” she says. “As a human, I just want to be receptive to whatever the universe has for me at this point. I believe in vibrational resonance and the powers of symbols and belief, as well as practical and intuitive magic. I feel like that's where my spirituality comes in with my work—it feels like it's more about an energetic realization that creating artwork and being able to manifest thoughts into something tangible and real is alchemy.” Amanda shares her thoughts on using art as therapy, incorporating magic mushrooms into her creative process, and preserving archaic art forms, like glasswork, through apprenticeship. As you'll discover, Amanda's success story hinges on the artist's resilience, reinvention, flexibility, and creative audacity: “There is no such thing as talent,” she quips. “Just try hard and believe in yourself. It's just putting yourself into what you do. That's the talent.” Tune into today's podcast episode with Amanda Maccagnan for plenty of charm and just the right amount of attitude.Key Points From This Episode:Amanda's creative upbringing and what drew her to stained glass.Art as therapy: how making art helped her figure out who she is.Amanda's love for John Waters and her inclusion in the Pope of Trash exhibition.The important role of apprenticeship in preserving traditional mediums like stained glass.Why Amanda says she took to glasswork like she'd been doing it her whole life.The alchemy of art: how artists can manifest their thoughts into something tangible.The role of psychedelics and spirituality in Amanda's practice.Insight into her process and some of the exciting projects that she is working on currently.What John Waters had to say about the stained glass portraits Amanda created of him.Her journey into the novel world of augmented reality (AR) painting.The mental toll that the current state of the world takes for many young people today.Final thoughts on the nature of talent (and why Amanda believes there's no such thing).For more information, please visit http://notrealart.com/amanda-maccagnan

If you enjoyed Part 1 of our Mike Maccagnan Deep Dive, here is Part 2! Part 2 picks up right where Part 1 left off (1:28), as we begin the pod talking about Maccagnan's performance in 2018. If you are thinking, how come Part 1 covered 2015, 16 and 17? And Part 2 only covers 2018 and 2019, well, that is because there is A LOT to unpack from Mikey Mac's final two years as Jets GM. If you're as much of a self-deprecating Jets fan as Justin, Adam and Lance are, then you will definitely enjoy Part 2 of our Mike Maccagnan Deep Dive! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @bornin87pod, e-mail us at bornin87pod@gmail.com.

Jets vs Bills, Darnold vs Lawrence, Douglas vs Maccagnan, Gase vs Douglas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conquering Business Giants - Episode 4: Dennis, Tina and Mack discuss the ultra-competitiveness of business today and our desire to achieve. When is competitiveness a bad thing and what does the Bible say about our heart and efforts to achieve God's will versus the fruits of our own desire. How to combat a ‘win at all cost' mindset and best serve the mission that God has called you to as a business leader. (1 Corinthians 9:24-27)Hosted by Dennis Hough, Tina Amrhein and Anthony ‘Mack' Maccagnan

Nosso CEO Rodrigo Martucci bate um papo com Valtair Maccagnan, cocriador e instrutor do método O Eneagrama Pratico, há 20 anos no mercado de treinamentos para desenvolver equipes comerciais, mentor/coach há 10 anos, especialista em organizar competências pessoais e gerar plano de ação para novos objetivos.

On this week's episode of JetNation Radio, Glenn and Alex discuss previous failed contracts that the Jets are still dealing with and how Joe Douglas can get things moving in the right direction.  They'll also cover senior bowl standouts and the latest news on Jamal Adams and what the Jets should do with Robby Anderson. JetNation Radio would like to thank our sponsor, MILE Social.  If your business needs help managing all of their social media platforms, check out MILESocial.com.

In this edition of PFN's NFL Draft Insiders, Tony Pauline and Matt Cannata discuss a wide variety of topics around the college football and NFL landscape. They begin with bowl season and recap some of the games that have taken place as well as ones that we can look forward to. Which NFL draft prospects should we be keeping an eye on? Pauline gives the scoop.They also talk about the development of several NFL rookies including Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock, Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray, and Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Drue Tranquill. Sticking on the topic of the NFL, Pauline and Cannata give the very latest on what they are hearing about the New York Jets, head coach Adam Gase, and all of the dysfunction within the organization. What has Gase been doing this season and how did he pull a power play to get former general manager Mike Maccagnan fired? And speaking of Maccagnan, how did he react to being fired?Following their NFL talk, they jump to the underclassmen who may be declaring for the 2020 NFL Draft. Pauline rattles off quite a bit of inside information on what he is hearing and also talks the latest on Boise State LT Ezra Cleveland and C Keith Ismael from San Diego State.Finally, they end with a preview of this weekend's college football playoff games which will see LSU take on Oklahoma and Ohio State take on Clemson.Be sure to tune in for all of this and more on this week's edition of NFL Draft Insiders.  

Scott Mason talks to Michael Nania for the latest installment of "Chronicles of Nania" with a fascinating draft record comparison of former New York Jets General Managers Mike Maccagnan and John Idzik! Michael goes inside the numbers like only he can to talk about the formula he put together to calculate Maccagnan and Idzi's draft records compared to the rest of the NFL during their respective tenures.  How did Maccagnan and Idzik do compared to the rest of the league?  And how did they compare against each other? Listen and find out! Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On The Jets Digital Podcast network......  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Mason talks to Michael Nania for the latest installment of "Chronicles of Nania" with a deep dive into the draft record of former New York Jets General Manager Mike Maccagnan! Michael goes inside the numbers like only he can to talk about the formula he put together to calculate Maccagnan's draft record compared to the rest of the NFL during his tenure.  How did Macc do compared to the rest of the league?  What were his relative strengths and weaknesses? Listen and find out! Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On The Jets Digital Podcast network......   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Mason talks to Chris Nimbley of Jetsinsider.com to  answer YOUR mailbag questions (part 2). We take YOUR questions about the rest of the offseason workout and training camp schedule, why the media insists on continuing to probe the Maccagnan/Gase story long after Maccagnan's ouster, why random people on social media may feel the need to act as if they are actual reporters with sources, Sam Darnold's throwing motion, Jude as a one man wrecking crew when it comes to anti-Jets media personalities, favorite breakfast recipes, and more! Note: We had such an overwhelming response to the mailbag and received so many questions that the answers were broken down into two parts.  This was part 2.  Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On The Jets Digital Podcast network...... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It has been a wild, chaotic week for the New York Jets franchise. To mark the occasion today we have a podcast mailbag. Thanks to everybody who submitted questions. Due to the extraordinary nature of the past week, I extended the show to try to fit in as many as possible. Please resubmit for future shows if your question today went unanswered.Today we look at the impact of waiting until May to fire Mike Maccagnan, the level of reported dysfunction between Maccagnan and Adam Gase, which Jets reporters are worth your time, the best and worst owners in the NFL, Jamal Adams' role in the defense, how difficult learning a new offensive system is for a quarterback, the impact of scouts, whether the Jets should bring back Morris Claiborne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It has been a wild, chaotic week for the New York Jets franchise. To mark the occasion today we have a podcast mailbag. Thanks to everybody who submitted questions. Due to the extraordinary nature of the past week, I extended the show to try to fit in as many as possible. Please resubmit for future shows if your question today went unanswered. Today we look at the impact of waiting until May to fire Mike Maccagnan, the level of reported dysfunction between Maccagnan and Adam Gase, which Jets reporters are worth your time, the best and worst owners in the NFL, Jamal Adams' role in the defense, how difficult learning a new offensive system is for a quarterback, the impact of scouts, whether the Jets should bring back Morris Claiborne, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

These days I see plenty of arguments about the state of the Jets under our new Adam Gase overlord, and I find my views don't fit neatly into either side of the debate. 'There are issues pertaining to the firing of Mike Maccagnan that I believe transcend the general manager's poor job performance. These are issues about the way Chris Johnson has operated that make me concerned about his approach to management for the future. Despite my concerns about management's approach, I do not believe Maccagnan deserved to stay. So you will not see me agitated over the mere fact Maccagnan is gone. If you want vitriol over the fact the Jets have tinkered with the back end of their roster by adding a punter and dropping an unproductive fifth round tight end, you'll have to go elsewhere. I can refer you to a writer who is outraged over all of these things and the fact Peter Schrager might be part of preseason telecasts.It's one thing to point out the issues, but we have a football team to fix. On today's podcast I offer some advice to Chris Johnson going forward about how he should function and develop his leadership style. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

These days I see plenty of arguments about the state of the Jets under our new Adam Gase overlord, and I find my views don't fit neatly into either side of the debate.  ' There are issues pertaining to the firing of Mike Maccagnan that I believe transcend the general manager's poor job performance. These are issues about the way Chris Johnson has operated that make me concerned about his approach to management for the future.  Despite my concerns about management's approach, I do not believe Maccagnan deserved to stay. So you will not see me agitated over the mere fact Maccagnan is gone. If you want vitriol over the fact the Jets have tinkered with the back end of their roster by adding a punter and dropping an unproductive fifth round tight end, you'll have to go elsewhere. I can refer you to a writer who is outraged over all of these things and the fact Peter Schrager might be part of preseason telecasts. It's one thing to point out the issues, but we have a football team to fix. On today's podcast I offer some advice to Chris Johnson going forward about how he should function and develop his leadership style. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Mike Maccagnan era came to its conclusion last week after five offseasons and four seasons. The general manager's tenure brought few wins to the Jets. In our latest Tuesday ranking podcast we take a look back to the Maccagnan era to rank the top five best and worst moves. This was a bit of a challenging endeavor since I found one of the lists had a ton of candidates while another had very few selections from which to choose.Ultimately I settled on five from each group so today you can sit back and listen to the recap of a generally unsuccessful era that did have at least one potentially positive franchise-altering move. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Mike Maccagnan era came to its conclusion last week after five offseasons and four seasons. The general manager's tenure brought few wins to the Jets.  In our latest Tuesday ranking podcast we take a look back to the Maccagnan era to rank the top five best and worst moves. This was a bit of a challenging endeavor since I found one of the lists had a ton of candidates while another had very few selections from which to choose. Ultimately I settled on five from each group so today you can sit back and listen to the recap of a generally unsuccessful era that did have at least one potentially positive franchise-altering move. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we discuss the Knicks getting the 3rd overall pick and whether they should keep it or trade it in a package for AD. We also discuss the Jets getting rid of Maccagnan and who is the best option to replace him for the GM position. Other topics include the Giants first day at OTAs, Frank Ntilikina on the trade block, Mickey Callaway on the hot seat, and much more NY sports. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rss?campaign=2345750&auth=y7pHVvmD9qXB8VtBoot5os5Z9XxBkZtB)

On episode forty-four of the TOJ Film Room Joe Blewett is joined by TOJ’s Scott Mason for part 1 where they break down the Maccagnan firing and EVERYTHING surrounding that topic. For part 2 Joe runs solo and breaks down the Jets 3rd round draft pick in Jachai Polite and all of his strengths and weaknesses!   COMMENT with what YOU think about the New York Jets drafting Jachai Polite and the mess that is the New York Jets?   SUBSCRIBE here:  https://bit.ly/XeeC0Y   “Joe’s Film Room” (NEW SHOW!) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEVolwwXclO5xdi_Bg1I9fw?view_as=subscriber   Quinnen Williams Film Review Show- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBXP-tY7a54   FOLLOW JOE on TWITTER here: https://twitter.com/Joerb31   FOLLOW MARCUS on TWITTER here: https://twitter.com/Patchmc42   CHECK OUT EPISODE 41 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7sXXmRIiWw&list=PL-v-hic2vIVu3DR1kXKyqmYcipU9w6QnB&index=41&t=666s   CHECK OUT EPISODE 42 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8PuZ16EZpc&list=PL-v-hic2vIVu3DR1kXKyqmYcipU9w6QnB&index=42&t=432s   CHECK OUT EPISODE 43 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GXK2S72sew Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Three NYC guys just talking sports. This week we open up with our thoughts on the NBA Lottery and what The Knicks next best options are. Yankees and Mets talk as well as how the NYJ have become the butt of all NY teams yet again. 2:00 - NBA Lottery 6:00 - The hunt for AD. 9:45 - LYLE GOES WILD! 13:00 - How OKC, Houston and Boston all drop the ball in the playoffs this year. 18:30 - We break the keys for both teams to win the WCF. 24:00 - We break the keys for both teams to win the ECF. 31:00 - Why have the Yankees been successful this season. Give us a like, comment and SUBSCRIBE! & Mets... 34:30 - NFL Lottery? AND we react to the Maccagnan firing 45:00- UEFA Prediction and thoughts. @Jnjtalksports

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Scott Mason talks to Chris Nimbley of Jetsinsider.com to discuss the latest news surrounding the New York Jets including where the team stands in its reported pursuit of Philadelphia Eagles VP of Player Personnel Joe Douglas! Chris goes in detail about the latest buzz surrounding the Jets GM search and Douglas in particular, plus Robby Anderson stays, Darron Lee says goodbye, a few former Jets players scratch their heads, Adam Gase attempts to repair his relationship with Le'Veon Bell, more details emerge about the entire Jets power structure situation including the actual hiring of Adam Gase, we learn more about Maccagnan's tenure with the team including a time he overrode a move Todd Bowles wanted to make, Scott Pioli resigns in Atlanta and whether or not he could be headed to NJ, and more! Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On The Jets Digital Podcast network...... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In an emergency podcast, Florio & Simms break down the shocking-but-not-surprising news of the Jets firing GM Mike Maccagnan. How much did the Le'Veon Bell signing play into the decision? What was the point of contention with Maccagnan and head coach Adam Gase? And what will the dynamic be with Gase and the new GM?

After weeks of speculation that there was a rift between New York Jets General Manager Mike Maccagnan and Head Coach Adam Gase, it's now clear that both men were not on the same page as the organization released Maccagnan from his role as general manager. While many see this as a "Same Old Jets" move, I see this as a decision that will benefit the Jets in the long-term regardless. In this episode let's look at the decision made by the Jets that at first glance doesn't look like a smart choice, but makes sense when you really think about it.

In an emergency podcast, Florio & Simms break down the shocking-but-not-surprising news of the Jets firing GM Mike Maccagnan. How much did the Le'Veon Bell signing play into the decision? What was the point of contention with Maccagnan and head coach Adam Gase? And what will the dynamic be with Gase and the new GM?

What's up #JetsNation In a stunning and completely shocking move, The New York Jets have fired General Manager Mike MacCagnan and Assistant General Manager Brian Heimerdinger. The move was also compounded by the announcement of Adam Gase, the current Jets HC, now assuming interim GM duties until a replacement is found. CJ is back in the cockpit with special guests Michael Lagares from the A.E.B.G. Podcast, and Tyson Rauch from the Let's Talk Jets Podcast to discuss the moves and where do the Jets go from here? So, sit back, relax, put the kids to bed, and get your popcorn ready as the Jets Factor Podcast comes in Weapons Hot!

Seb, Yousif, Josh and Dom react just hours after Jets GM, Mike Maccagnan is fired AFTER THE DRAFT! A short podcast but full of ranting - oh the joys of being a Jets fan!

Scott Mason talks to Darryl Slater of NJ Advance Media and Chris Nimbley of Jetsinsider.com to discuss the latest news including the Jets' stunning dismissal of General Manager Mike Maccagnan and VP of Player Personnel Brian Heimerdinger! First, Darryl talks about fan reaction to Le'Veon Bell missing voluntary OTAs, Greg Dortch potentially being another Robby Anderson, some encouraging stats about Quinnen Williams and Leonard Williams, how Jachai Polite will test the Jets' team culture, Peter King's NFL power rankings, and even Aaron Rodgers guest appearance on Game of Thrones! Then Chris joins the show to break the news about Maccagnan and Heimerdinger.  Why did this happen now?  What led to it? What does it all mean?  What could happen next?  We cover all that and more! Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On the Jets Digital Podcast network...... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NFL Live crew discusses the Jets firing of GM Mike Maccagnan and the impact on the team. The impact of Odell Beckham Jr not showing up to the 2nd day of OTAs and more!

The Jets kept their general manager and fired their head coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Jets kept their general manager and fired their head coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I hope everybody is having a great Christmas season with their friends and loved ones. I took the first and second days of Christmas off for the podcast, but we are back today with a mailbag on the third day of Christmas. Thanks to all who submitted questions. It was one of those weeks where there were too many great questions to answer them all so feel free to resend yours next week if it didn't get answered.Today we look at whether the Jets should focus on filling needs or looking for the best talent in the NFL Draft, whether the team will be able to trade down without a top three pick, whether the fanbase should still have some optimism if Mike Maccagnan is retained, how much Maccagnan has changed the team's scouting department, favorite memories with the team's current uniforms, possible GM candidates, and the best background for a coaching candidate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I hope everybody is having a great Christmas season with their friends and loved ones. I took the first and second days of Christmas off for the podcast, but we are back today with a mailbag on the third day of Christmas. Thanks to all who submitted questions. It was one of those weeks where there were too many great questions to answer them all so feel free to resend yours next week if it didn't get answered. Today we look at whether the Jets should focus on filling needs or looking for the best talent in the NFL Draft, whether the team will be able to trade down without a top three pick, whether the fanbase should still have some optimism if Mike Maccagnan is retained, how much Maccagnan has changed the team's scouting department, favorite memories with the team's current uniforms, possible GM candidates, and the best background for a coaching candidate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Due to some scheduling quirks this week, we will move the usual Thursday mailbag podcast to Wednesday. This is our first mailbag in three weeks. Two weeks ago Thanksgiving came on mailbag day. Last week there were some other scheduling matters that prevented a mailbag. Today we are back. Thanks to everybody who submitted questions for the show, and apologies if your question was not answered.Today we look at which stats matter when evaluating edge rushers, whether the Jets should appoint a personnel guy as Mike Maccagnan's boss, how much the Jets should require to trade down if Nick Bosa is available when they pick, how safe Maccagnan's job is, whether Chris Johnson has full authority to decide whether the general manager and head coach will be fired, why this rebuild is taking so long, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Due to some scheduling quirks this week, we will move the usual Thursday mailbag podcast to Wednesday. This is our first mailbag in three weeks. Two weeks ago Thanksgiving came on mailbag day. Last week there were some other scheduling matters that prevented a mailbag. Today we are back. Thanks to everybody who submitted questions for the show, and apologies if your question was not answered. Today we look at which stats matter when evaluating edge rushers, whether the Jets should appoint a personnel guy as Mike Maccagnan's boss, how much the Jets should require to trade down if Nick Bosa is available when they pick, how safe Maccagnan's job is, whether Chris Johnson has full authority to decide whether the general manager and head coach will be fired, why this rebuild is taking so long, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We review the Jets expected loss to the Patriots, we discuss a possible Tom Brady decline, how we feel about Maccagnan using all that free agency money next summer, and we preview next weeks game against the Titans. All that and more on this weeks New York Jets episode.

It is an ugly time for the New York Jets. The team heads into its bye week on a four game losing streak. The most recent of those losses was particularly ugly, a 41-10 home blowout at the hands of a Bills team playing a quarterback recently signed off the street.Change is in the air with the Jets. It won't come immediately. Reports broke on Monday that the team will not fire Todd Bowles at this point. While this will be to the chagrin of some fans, the long-term impacts are negligible. It is merely delaying the inevitable. Bowles will be fired at some point in the coming weeks.Less clear is the job status of Mike Maccagnan, the team's general manager. Many people think he will survive. Many think his body of work is superior to Bowles'. Is it really, though? I have my doubts. Maccagnan's suspect record is the topic of today's podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It is an ugly time for the New York Jets. The team heads into its bye week on a four game losing streak. The most recent of those losses was particularly ugly, a 41-10 home blowout at the hands of a Bills team playing a quarterback recently signed off the street. Change is in the air with the Jets. It won't come immediately. Reports broke on Monday that the team will not fire Todd Bowles at this point. While this will be to the chagrin of some fans, the long-term impacts are negligible. It is merely delaying the inevitable. Bowles will be fired at some point in the coming weeks. Less clear is the job status of Mike Maccagnan, the team's general manager. Many people think he will survive. Many think his body of work is superior to Bowles'. Is it really, though? I have my doubts. Maccagnan's suspect record is the topic of today's podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Caporoso & Michael Salfino of The Athletic have a wide ranging conversation on the New York Jets trade of Teddy Bridgewater, Maccagnan's resume to date, final roster cut downs and expectations for starting quarterback Sam Darnold in September.  The Turn On The Jets Podcast is brought to you by Razer Sport (www.RazerSport.com) and Willie McBride's on 6th and Grand in Hoboken, New Jersey. Come out to our next watch party on 9/30 for Jets vs. Jags!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the New York Jets prepare for their fourth preseason game and final roster cuts it is time to break down the team and identify the last 53 men standing. What will be the determining factor for Maccagnan and Bowles? Potential and youth? Experience? Preseason performance?  Also we will analyze the quarterback situation, should the Jets go with Darnold? How do you handle Teddy Bridgewater? As always we will take calls live throughout and answer tweets from @TalkJetsRadio. The support is appreciated! 

I got an interesting e-mail from a podcast listener yesterday named Richard. Richard is a diehard Jets fan from the United Kingdom. He made the observation that the Draft this year for the Jets was largely a developmental one after the selection of Sam Darnold opposed to plug and play.Richard's e-mail got me thinking a bit about whether Mike Maccagnan has shown any discernible pattern during his time as Jets general manager. Does Maccagnan take more of a developmental approach to his picks? Does he favor plug and play? Does he prefer a mix of the two?On today's show we take a look. I think it is only worth looking at the first three rounds since most everybody picked on the third day of the Draft is a developmental player. How many of Maccagnan's picks have been developmental players? How many have been plug and play? I offer a subjective grade for all eleven. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

I got an interesting e-mail from a podcast listener yesterday named Richard. Richard is a diehard Jets fan from the United Kingdom. He made the observation that the Draft this year for the Jets was largely a developmental one after the selection of Sam Darnold opposed to plug and play. Richard's e-mail got me thinking a bit about whether Mike Maccagnan has shown any discernible pattern during his time as Jets general manager. Does Maccagnan take more of a developmental approach to his picks? Does he favor plug and play? Does he prefer a mix of the two? On today's show we take a look. I think it is only worth looking at the first three rounds since most everybody picked on the third day of the Draft is a developmental player. How many of Maccagnan's picks have been developmental players? How many have been plug and play? I offer a subjective grade for all eleven. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last week, a few of our podcasts focused on Drafting philosophies on display across the NFL. Today we look at what Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan does when he is on the clock. In three years, a few patterns have emerged. Maccagnan has also been willing to share them with the media at various points, which gives us a good idea of what he is looking for.Three such strategies stand out. Maccagnan had put an emphasis on drafting players at a pair of important positions, quarterback and outside linebacker. He puts less of an emphasis on the offensive line with a stated view that good teams find and develop linemen in the middle and later rounds of the Draft.While the execution of these strategies has left something to be desired, one could argue these are valid team building strategies. On today's show we examine them deeper. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Last week, a few of our podcasts focused on Drafting philosophies on display across the NFL. Today we look at what Jets general manager Mike Maccagnan does when he is on the clock. In three years, a few patterns have emerged. Maccagnan has also been willing to share them with the media at various points, which gives us a good idea of what he is looking for. Three such strategies stand out. Maccagnan had put an emphasis on drafting players at a pair of important positions, quarterback and outside linebacker. He puts less of an emphasis on the offensive line with a stated view that good teams find and develop linemen in the middle and later rounds of the Draft. While the execution of these strategies has left something to be desired, one could argue these are valid team building strategies. On today's show we examine them deeper. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For close to a decade, it seems like the Jets have had one philosophy at the running back position. They have targeted old, big name running backs. This is not simply a Mike Maccagnan thing. It also happened during the days of Mike Tannenbaum and John Idzik. In 2010, Tannenbaum signed the legendary LaDainian Tomlinson from the Chargers to be what he hoped would be one of the final pieces of a Jets Super Bowl puzzle. Four years later, Idzik brought in former 2,000 yard rusher Chris Johnson to help push the Jets into the Playoffs. Two years later, Maccagnan signed former Bears star Matt Forte for the same reason.None of these moves worked terribly well. (Tomlinson was nowhere near as productive as you might remember.) Beyond that, these signings had implications that hurt the team. Younger, better running backs were either discarded or had their playing time limited.On today's podcast we talk about the need for the Jets to change their approach at the position. Instead of seeking out the biggest name, it is time to look for younger and cheaper options with more upside. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For close to a decade, it seems like the Jets have had one philosophy at the running back position. They have targeted old, big name running backs. This is not simply a Mike Maccagnan thing. It also happened during the days of Mike Tannenbaum and John Idzik.   In 2010, Tannenbaum signed the legendary LaDainian Tomlinson from the Chargers to be what he hoped would be one of the final pieces of a Jets Super Bowl puzzle. Four years later, Idzik brought in former 2,000 yard rusher Chris Johnson to help push the Jets into the Playoffs. Two years later, Maccagnan signed former Bears star Matt Forte for the same reason. None of these moves worked terribly well. (Tomlinson was nowhere near as productive as you might remember.) Beyond that, these signings had implications that hurt the team. Younger, better running backs were either discarded or had their playing time limited. On today's podcast we talk about the need for the Jets to change their approach at the position. Instead of seeking out the biggest name, it is time to look for younger and cheaper options with more upside. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

RTU Show Rundown - 2/1/18 A Block Yes, the Super Bowl is in 3 days... but we have something else on our minds. The GM's in NY, specifically those helming the Mets, Jets and Islanders. Are they ever accountable? What should a fan's expectation for transparecny be? When is a GM too arrogant? We'll get into Alderson, Maccagnan and Garth Snow as well as talk about what it takes to be successful as a modern GM in NYC. B Block The Super Bowl... sure, we'll talk about it a little bit. Why not? C Block (aka the "Apologies to Lindsey Buckingham" block) The Islanders and Rangers: a tale of two seasons, both shitty. Plus, Kirk Cousins to the Jets RQ. THE FUNLOAD™ (a fun, non sports related unload, as led by Bishop PJ): Bishop Pop Culture PJ is off this week, as apparently the last 4 months weren't sufficient off time for him. He'll be back next week, probably talking about his old pal, Oscar™ 

As the Super Bowl approaches the New York Jets are another week closer to free agency and the NFL draft. How much pressure is on owner Chris Johnson to inspire the fan base? How much pressure is on Mike Maccagnan to significantly upgrade the roster? Loaded with cap space and high draft picks is that a pivotal offseason for Gang Green? As always we will take calls live throughout the show and answer tweets from @TalkJetsRadio. The support and listens are greatly appreciated! 

The 2017 season is over for the Jets. The podcast now shifts into offseason mode.During the regular season, the podcast generally had a set schedule for the week. At points we would divert from it, but you generally had a good sense of what was coming each day. During the offseason, we will look to provide more variety. We will have some old friends come to visit and hopefully make some new friends along the way. We also will try out new themes for shows.Today is our first official offseason podcast, and I wanted to open it up to you. On Friday we asked on the website and on Twitter your views on the extensions Mike Maccagnan and Todd Bowles received. On today's show, I will share the feedback received. This is a fanbase with many different viewpoints, and there was a lot of disagreement about the moves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The 2017 season is over for the Jets. The podcast now shifts into offseason mode. During the regular season, the podcast generally had a set schedule for the week. At points we would divert from it, but you generally had a good sense of what was coming each day. During the offseason, we will look to provide more variety. We will have some old friends come to visit and hopefully make some new friends along the way. We also will try out new themes for shows. Today is our first official offseason podcast, and I wanted to open it up to you. On Friday we asked on the website and on Twitter your views on the extensions Mike Maccagnan and Todd Bowles received. On today's show, I will share the feedback received. This is a fanbase with many different viewpoints, and there was a lot of disagreement about the moves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2017 season is now over for the Jets. New York was blown out by the Patriots in the season finale Sunday in Foxborough. Thus ends a second consecutive 5-11 campaign for the Jets. On today's podcast, we put a bow on a year that began with some degree of promise but fell apart at the end.The game on Sunday was not pretty. The weather was ugly. The play on the field was arguably uglier. The Jets were outclassed by a much better team.A few days before the game, a more important development took shape. The Jets decided to keep their management team in place. General manager Mike Maccagnan and head coach Todd Bowles were given two year contract extensions. What do these deals mean? Were they a good idea? We will discuss it on today's show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The 2017 season is now over for the Jets. New York was blown out by the Patriots in the season finale Sunday in Foxborough. Thus ends a second consecutive 5-11 campaign for the Jets. On today's podcast, we put a bow on a year that began with some degree of promise but fell apart at the end. The game on Sunday was not pretty. The weather was ugly. The play on the field was arguably uglier. The Jets were outclassed by a much better team. A few days before the game, a more important development took shape. The Jets decided to keep their management team in place. General manager Mike Maccagnan and head coach Todd Bowles were given two year contract extensions. What do these deals mean? Were they a good idea? We will discuss it on today's show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The New York Jets continue to play hard for head coach Todd Bowles, unfortunately fourth quarter collapses remain the biggest story of the 2017 season. Now the question is.. are the Jets improving each week on both sides of the football? are there things to build on? with 5 games left did Todd Bowles save his job? did Maccagnan provide enough resources? We will take calls live throughout and answer tweets from @TalkJetsRadio. The support and listens are greatly appreicated!

With the NFL draft less than two weeks away the New York Jets needs remain obvious as there are several holes on the roster. SNY Network NFL Draft analyst Tony Pauline joins us live to break down the latest rumors surrounding Gang Green. Also, "Drew from Jersey" joins us to share his takes on the Jets and to provide some insight on draft options as well. Last but not least we will take calls throughout the show. The support and listens greatly appreciated! @TalkJetsRadio on Twitter.

Another exciting day for the Jets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Clean Slate, New Plate and time for Maccagnan and the boys to start cooking the meal. The Undefeated 2017 NY Jets will be a different looking team than the one that left the field VICTORIOUSLY against the Bills. Local Drama with a former star, tough contract decisions loom on longtime stall warts, what lies ahead for our beloved Jets and what can we expect to see happen down the line? are the Jets shopping thrift or top shelf? These are the topics and we have the answers. Find out by clicking right here, right now! Enjoy the show folks.

On this week epsiode of JetNation Radio Joe will be running solo once again, as Glenn gets settled in England. Joe will take a look numerous parts of the organization including Maccagnan and his draft class and free agent signings, Bowles, the assistant coaches who were fired and hired and take a look at the Jets who are set to be free agents in 2017! Call in at 646-716-4697 Follow us on Twitter: Joe-@joerb31 and Glenn- @Acefan23

Our New York Jets pulled off an improbable comeback victory on the West Coast last week. Did they pay $12 Million to a guy for worse gameplay than we would have gotten out of Bryce Petty to start the season? Should Matt Forte play anymore this year at all? What do we want to happen to end the season in the Win / Loss column? Find out by clicking the link! Feedback and comments are welcome through Twitter @NYJCouchScouts and e-mail at Jets.CouchScouts@gmail.com. Once again thank you for listening and LET'S GET ONE!

In the season 2 Premier, the CouchScouts react to the news of future Hall of Famer Mohammad Wilkerson being resigned. They also discuss the impact Mo's signing will have on the team itself plus negotiations with other unsigned players moving forward.

On Wednesday the New York Jets formally introduced their new general manager Mike Maccagnan and head coach Todd Bowles. The Jets also have announced that Chain Gailey will serve as offensive coordinator. It is clearly a new era and direction for Gang Green. Call in and share your thoughts on Maccagnan, Bowles and Gailey!! Also where do the New York Jets go from here in terms of roster decisions? Youth movement? aggressive in free agency? aggressive in the draft? 929-477-2651! 

It looks like the New York Jets have narrowed down their head coaching candidates to Todd Bowles or Dan Quinn. Best option for the Jets? Also is Maccagnan the right guy for general manager?  Also which offensive coordinator is the best fit? Shanahan? Call in with your Jets thoughts! 8pm 929-477-265