Mark Sanchez: Jets' Tebow Trade Makes Football, Business Sense
Mark Sanchez has heard the chatter: The rift. Tebow-mania. Regression, regression, regression. The Jets quarterback is ready to start fresh in 2012 -- and prove his doubters wrong.
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Mark Sanchez has heard the chatter: The rift. Tebow-mania. Regression, regression, regression. The Jets quarterback is ready to start fresh in 2012 -- and prove his doubters wrong.
We all get it -- right tackle Wayne Hunter was terrible in 2011. But there's more to a man than one bad season. Hunter has something to prove and the game to get it done. You just have to think back to not too long ago.
The much-maligned Wayne Hunter is moving on from what happened on the field last year -- both his play and blowup with Santonio Holmes.
Tim Tebow says he has worked exclusively at quarterback as Mark Sanchez's backup during the early portion of the New York Jets' offseason program, and is "just trying to learn the offense."
The All-Pro cornerback says Thursday that the way the Patriots coach "disrespects" the Jets is uncalled for and not professional.
Mike DeVito doesn't want to be seen as the first victim of big rookie defensive lineman Quinton Coples.
Forget training camp, you could make a documentary series about the should-they-or-shouldn't-they drama surrounding the Jets and "Hard Knocks."
Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie and Joey Clinkscales were college teammates at the University of Tennessee and are said to be lifelong friends. The Jets hoped to keep Clinkscales in the organization, league sources said.
When Warner said he was scared to let his sons play the game, quite a few members of the pro football fraternity turned on him. I say good for you, Kurt.
The Jets have restructured DeVito's contract, reducing the veteran player's salary this season after drafting Quinton Coples in the first round.
For all those naysayers on the Tebow trade, here's something to think about.
Hayden Smith participated in rookie minicamp with the New York Jets over the weekend, hoping to catch on as a tight end. He still has lots to learn, but he's not just a feel-good story.
The backup quarterback's role has been clouded in speculation ever since his arrival. Special teams coach Mike Westhoff may have just cleared things up a bit.
New York was good to Phil Simms. Now his son will try and make his mark on the Big Apple.
Rex Ryan says he "absolutely" would like his son to continue to play football despite him suffering a concussion last season.
