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The Jets lost more than a backup quarterback or even a potential starting quarterback on Monday. They lost a reminder of what exactly it means to be a man of character and conviction, whether it is convenient or not.
"Now that it appears Mr. Tim Tebow's career in the National Football League may be coming to an end, we at Legends Football League would like to extend him an offer to become our Quarterbacks Coach nationally," LFL President Mitchell Mortaza told TMZ.
It appears Sanchez won't be joining Tim Tebow on the unemployment line -- at least for now.
The Montreal Alouettes would welcome Tebow to the CFL — provided he's willing to compete for a job as a backup quarterback.
Al Dukes is well aware what his throngs of fans want -- and that's more Al Dukes.
Take a quick jog around the Twitterverse and you'll get the impression that finding a job -- at least in the NFL -- won't be easy for the 25-year-old.
When the storm washed through Hoboken six months ago, the gym at the Hudson County kids center was destroyed. Money for the repairs came from the NFL and the New York/New Jersey Super Bowl Committee.
Tebow was a hybrid of player, prayer and a flashpoint of a complex, spiritual movement. His kneeling refrain doubled as an emblem of optimism. And he has just been released by the Jets, for reasons that only they understand.
It was expected for months, and now it's a done deal: the Jets have cut ties with Tebow.
One local team -- the one with two Super Bowl trophies in the Eli Manning era -- seems to have a plan. The other? Not so much.
The Jets' QB conundrum is among the hot stories generated once the 2013 NFL Draft came to a close.
Geno Smith is ready to work and confident he'll become the Jets' franchise quarterback.
Jets selected Michigan defensive tackle William Campbell in the sixth round.
The Jets selected Staten Island native and Virginia offensive tackle Oday Aboushi in the fifth round.
The Jets might be ready to cut Mark Sanchez after drafting new franchise quarterback Geno Smith.
Matt Barkley slid down the board and ended up being selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in round four.
Ivory, a 6-foot, 225-pound bruiser, ran for 217 yards on 40 carries in 2012, and is averaging 5.1 yards per carry during his first three years in the league, all with New Orleans.
The Jets beefed up their offensive line in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft by selecting Brian Winters.
The future is now. Geno Smith is a New York Jet and could compete with Mark Sanchez right away.
Newest Jets Sheldon Richardson and Dee Milliner aren't sweating the pressure of playing in New York.
According to Yahoo! Sports, the Jets and offensive lineman D'Brickashaw Ferguson are set to restructure his deal, saving the Jets $5.128 million in cap space.
The Jets wear a splintered crown. They lost Revis because the owner wanted him gone. They have Rex Ryan because the owner wants him. And perhaps they spent the first two picks on defense -- surprise! -- because Ryan wanted them.
Don't let the defensive picks from Thursday night change your understanding of the reality. If Ryan truly yielded power in that war room, the offense would be trotting out new weapons on Friday.
New York still has some major needs on offense after going after two defensive players on the opening day of the draft, which runs through Saturday.
Dee Milliner. Doesn't sound like Darrelle Revis, does it? Lacks a certain ring and, right now, a certain set of credentials.
