Jacksonville GM: 'I Can't Imagine A Scenario Where Tebow Will Be A Jaguar'
Speaking at his introductory press conference on Thursday, GM Dave Caldwell said, "I can't imagine a scenario where (Tebow) will be a Jacksonville Jaguar."
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Speaking at his introductory press conference on Thursday, GM Dave Caldwell said, "I can't imagine a scenario where (Tebow) will be a Jacksonville Jaguar."
The eight teams left in the NFL playoffs can thank their special teams for a good part of their success. That's one reason players are still upset that Commissioner Roger Goodell has floated the idea of abolishing kickoffs altogether.
The Jets are in the process of interviewing candidates for the vacant general manager's job, and the more time that goes by, the more it becomes clear that the Jets are making a big mistake.
"I don't have any regrets," Tebow said. "I believe everything happens for a reason. I don't know what my future holds, but I know who holds my future, and in that there is a lot of peace and a lot of comfort."
The New Year has begun with a plethora of issues in sports that are fueling fodder and heated debate on sports radio stations. Here are a few of the biggest questions as the New Year unravels ahead of us.
The Jets are expanding their search for a new GM, setting up interviews with Miami assistant Brian Gaine and Pittsburgh exec Omar Khan. And that's not all.
Jets fans and reporters won't shut up about how Tuesday's press conference in Florham Park was this big abomination, this major embarrassment, this exhibition in deception and false understanding. It was none of those things.
Griffin III did what he was trained to do, as did the men who let him do it. Why can't misfortune be enough? Why can't we just leave it to the football gods? Because we're too busy being gods ourselves.
Rex Ryan wished outgoing defensive coordinator Mike Pettine "all the best" on Tuesday -- "unless he goes to Buffalo." Guess what, Rex?
"I will find another spot." Will that be with his twin brother Rex Ryan in New York? Perhaps, but don't bet on it.
They promised it's all going to change. The Jets are not going to be bullied anymore. How? They'll figure it out as they go.
"(Rex Ryan) got up there and said, 'Hey, I feel like it's day one! Forget the last four years. I got Mr T. to take the hit for that. I feel like I just got here! I feel like it's day one!' Wait, how is it day one? You've been here for four years!"
"I'm approaching this day like it's the first day. Period. Like my first day as a head coach," said Ryan. "This is a new chance for me."
"There's a question of, 'Is that a real tattoo or not?' Ryan said. "I'll keep you guessing. But no, it's funny, it's actually a tattoo I've had going on three years now ... Obviously if Sanchez doesn't play better that number is changing. That's pretty much a given."
The Jets announced the firing of offensive coordinator Tony Sparano during Tuesday's much-anticipated press conference.
