18—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Aug . .. 28, 1986
Jackson running out of time with Eagles
By RALPH BERNSTEIN
AP Sports Writer
PHILADELPHIA Earnest Jack
son has gained more than 1,000 yards
in each of the last two seasons with
the Philadelphia Eagles, but new
Coach Buddy Ryan doesn't like his
style.
Ryan has all but said that Jackson,
a starter tomorrow night against the
New York Jets in the final NFL rm
season game for both teams, is gone
from the team by trade or release.
Asked why he didn't seem to be
able to find a place for a 1,000-yard
runner, Ryan said bluntly: "Yeah, it
means he's running the ball 1,000
times."
Ryan said he has a fullback to get
him short yardage. He said a half
back has to be able to break long
runs.
"Look, there isn't anything wrong
with him," Ryan said of Jackson, who
averages 4 yards per carry. "We just
like different style runners and block
ers."
Recently, he said of Jackson: "He
can't do three things run, catch
passes or block."
Jackson, 27, knows where he
stands.
"I'm fed up with it," said the 208-
pound runner. "I don't know what to
do. I don't want to walk out. I lose a
lot. I guess the best thing is to be
traded if they don't want me."
Jackson isn't interested in making
the team and sitting on the bench.
"For me to sit on the bench and still
get a big salary . . . I don't need that.
I don't want to be getting $375,000 a
year, sit on the bench and after the
season have people ask, 'who's Ear
nest?"'
Jackson admits he would rather
stay with the Eagles.
"But they have to stop playing with
my head," he said.
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While running back Ernest Jackson's career with the Eagles appears to be
hitting the skids yesterday, Keith Byars' career received new life as he finally
joined the team for a full•pads workout after recuperating from a broken foot,
Ron Jaworski starts at quarterback
for the Eagles, but Matt Cavanaugh
and Randall Cunningham both will
see action as the clubs seek to even its
exhibition record at 2-2.
Ryan also hopes to get a better line
on the competition for starting jobs at
wide receiver between Phil Smith
and Kenny Jackson, at center where
Gerry Feehery and Matt Darwin are
candidates, and running back involv
ing six contenders. Punter Mike Ho
ran could kick himself in or out of a
job.
Coach Joe Walton of the Jets, also
1-2, says he plans to play his first
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team at least half of the game.
"I still have a few questions to
resolve and will run in some (rookies
and free agents) late in the game,"
Walton said. "But this last pre-season
game is used to solidify for the open
er. It's time to get ready."
Walton plans a lot of action for
veterans he has used sparingly
running back Freeman McNeill, cor
ner Russell Carter, defensive tackle
Joe Klecko and defensive end Mark
Gastineau. Also, Ken O'Brien, who
has been dividing the quarterback job
with Pat Ryan, may play into the
third quarter.
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This week's subject for Buddy Ryan is
Mark Gastineau.
"He's just a pass rusher," said Ryan, who
has spent his first six months as head coach
of the Philadelphia Eagles debunking nearly
everyone in sight ranging from his ex-boss,
Chicago Bears Coach Mike Ditka, to the
usually sacrosanct Don Shula, the target last
week when the Eagles lost to Shula's Miami
Dolphins.
So it's only natural that Gastineau is the
subject for this week the Eagles entertain
the New York Jets and their All-Pro de
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Ryan's gripe is that Reggie White, his
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second-year defensive lineman, is better than
Gastineau.
"He's probably the best defensive lineman
I've been around and I've been around a lot of
good ones," Ryan said. "He's a real football
player. Gastineau's just a pass rusher."
Retorts Gastineau, himself rarely at a loss
for words: "If I wasn't with a classy organi
zation like the Jets, I'd say now that Buddy
Ryan is separated from Mike Ditka, he'll
never win a game. It would be Buddy Who? I
feel sorry for someone like that."
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"He can't do three things run, catch
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