Tebow Planning To 'Give God All The Glory' In 666th Monday Night Football Game
The 666th Monday Night Football game is coming up, and New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow is not making light of the ominous number.
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The 666th Monday Night Football game is coming up, and New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow is not making light of the ominous number.
Jet fans -- start worrying! Any way you break this game down, it figures to be another struggle for Gang Green.
Houston has put the rest of the AFC on notice with their smothering defense and balanced, high-scoring offense. The Jets? Well, that's another story.
Hakeem Nicks remains down, Ramses Barden steps up. Barden goes down, Rueben Randle steps up. It goes like that for the Giants. Not so much for the Jets.
There might be some of his colleagues that would give up under similar circumstances, but there is none of that in Ryan.
Well, with Revis out for the season with a torn knee ligament, it will be Cromartie's job Monday night to cover Johnson.
Jets tight end Dustin Keller, wide receiver Stephen Hill, nose tackle Sione Po'uha and fullback John Conner are all doubtful.
The New York Jets are lean, and not in a good way. Excluding Santonio Holmes, who was placed on injured reserve following Week 4 with a Lisfranc injury to his left foot, the Jets have 19 players on their injured list -- the most in the NFL.
The fissure between Johnson, Mike Tannenbaum and Rex Ryan is so pronounced that it has slid from sidebar to spotlight. Ryan somehow lost his native hubris and, along with his missing girth, he literally looks like a coaching carcass at the dais.
Mark Sanchez has heard the calls for backup Tim Tebow. Who hasn't? But he's as confident as ever that he'll remain the Jets' starter.
We're only four games into the season, and already it's been a rough year for Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez. He's had to endure constant questions about his starting role -- and now there's this.
The energetic do-it-all backup quarterback has been reduced mainly to a bit player. Not exactly what he — or everyone — expected. But if Tebow is frustrated with his limited role so far, Rex Ryan doesn't sense it.
Aaron Berry wasn't sure when, where of even if he'd play professional football again.
The Jets need something, and putting Tebow in the lineup would certainly change the chemistry. Perhaps one or two Tebow plays might alter things. It's a long shot at best, but at least it's an opportunity to regain hope.
The season just continues to spiral downward for Gang Green. Santonio Holmes will miss the rest of this season with an injured left foot, leaving the struggling New York Jets without their top offensive playmaker.
