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Sanchez is not a top 10 quarterback. If he can make the top 15, it would be a major step up for the Jets
If you ultimately think statistics will tell the tale of Mark Sanchez this season, you obviously haven't been paying attention to what the Jets have built themselves to be.
The Jets scored a 17-3 win over Big Blue last year as Gang Green took home the brand new piece of hardware. However, it wasn't the trophy that the Jets had atop their to-do list last season.
The New York Jets wrapped up a busy training camp at SUNY Cortland on Thursday after three weeks filled with headlines and all eyes on Tim Tebow — all the time.
Tim Tebow struggled on the final day of Jets' camp at Cortland.
If given time, it could very well be true that Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie could become the second best wide receiver, but perhaps he should work on solidifying his role as the team's second best cornerback.
Sione Po'uha says he expects he could miss the rest of the preseason with a stiff back, but is confident he will play in the regular-season opener .
"To take that next step, to be one of the top 10 quarterbacks in the league," Scott said Wednesday of the team's expectations for Sanchez.
Brian Urlacher leads Steve Silverman's picks for the NFL's "Glue" Guys. One member of the Jets and Giants made the list.
In this edition, Al lays out how an off-the-cuff comment by Boomer Esiason quickly swept the sports nation. Yeah, we're talking about "cut Tim Tebow."
"I think it is a big, big deal," Simms told Boomer & Carton. "I think we underestimate how good the officials that cover the games in the NFL, how good they are."
As far as this theory that a starting quarterback's rhythm can be disrupted by the Wildcat, Pennington says that's nonsense.
It's hard to believe, but there was a time when Manning wasn't as beloved among Giants fans. So he knows a little something about what Mark Sanchez is going through with the Jets.
The most important call of Tim Tebow's day comes far away from the huddle. It's usually sometime at night, when football is the furthest thing on the Jets backup quarterback's mind.
