Over the weekend,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a couple of current players at West Virginia University spoke out about the team's troubles last year -- some of them hinting at a troublesome relationship between former quarterback Geno Smith and the rest of the team.

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Junior offensive lineman Quinton Spain expanded on Garrison's thoughts, telling the Tribune-Review, "what's different this year is that we're more a team --there ain't no I's. We don't depend on nobody. We just depend on all of us at once as a team."
While no players outright claimed that former WVU quarterback and current Jets quarterback Geno Smith was the source of the issue, Jets coach Rex Ryan took issue with the team's negativity towards their old signal caller.
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"No, but it tells me I'm glad my kid never went there. Tell you that much. I don't get that,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," .
“Geno was a tremendous player for West Virginia,” Ryan continued. “Sometimes, I don’t know,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you have to ask them. I certainly don’t get that. When somebody leaves your deal,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I guess that’s up to them,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you’d have to ask them.”

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