Mark Sanchez Eager To Show His Stuff In Jets' QB Competition
Sanchez is too busy learning the West Coast offense to be overly concerned with East Coast rumors.
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Sanchez is too busy learning the West Coast offense to be overly concerned with East Coast rumors.
The quarterback said Friday he'd show up with a "great attitude" despite reports that New York will eventually pull the plug on Tebow Time.
Speaking at his annual charity event in his hometown Friday night, Tebow offered little insight into his feelings about the Jets signing quarterback David Garrard or about the rampant speculation that his time in New York might be ending.
Rhodes told TMZ he wanted to "address the situation" after an image was posted on another gossip site that showed the vacationing NFL player with his arm around a man who he said was his former assistant.
"If there's going to be competition at the position, it's not going to come from Tim Tebow," Mark Sanchez's tutor told USA Today.
Revis has started to run again as he rehabilitates from a torn knee ligament while his future with the Jets remains uncertain.
"I do believe that he has the potential to lead a football team if you get the right pieces around him," Warner said. "But the problem is that they've got a long way to go here in New York to get the right pieces around him."
It's amazing how good a former team can look once you've sampled someplace else, and how bad things can be when you're there in the first place. Brandon Jacobs, Darrelle Revis and Tim Tebow must be feeling those emotions right now.
Dawan Landry, the older of the two brothers, was cut by the Jaguars prior to the start of free agency. The former fifth-round pick played in all 16 games for the Jags in 2012, accumulating 100 tackles and an interception.
The backup quarterback who isn't expected to remain on the Jets, but is still with the Jets, worked out Monday with a former Jets quarterback. Yeah, we're confused too.
Unlike Darrelle Revis, Tim Tebow is planning to "voluntarily" -- in the true sense of the word -- attend the workouts in Florham Park, N.J., beginning on April 15, according to multiple reports.
Revis needs to participate in the Jets' voluntary workouts beginning next week to collect $3 million in bonuses he's scheduled to earn. And he's "not happy about it," according to the Post.
Darrelle Revis must report to the Jets' voluntary workouts to earn a $3 million bonus.
"We're in talks with a handful of players who are considering it," the Ravens' linebacker said. "There are up to four players being talked to right now and they're trying to be organized so they can come out on the same day together."
The 26-year-old tweeted "War is nothing to be played with. I apologize North Korea .... but if ya'll do bomb 1st... Bomb Foxboro, Mass. Sincerely, #BillsMafia."
NFL vice president of business operations Eric Grubman said last summer that the cameras were coming. They have arrived.
"He's doing an excellent job -- the progress Mark has made over the past three weeks is definitely very positive,'' Garcia said. "It shows that Mark is committed to bettering himself and getting himself more mentally prepared."
Independent film producer David Dginguerian, a producer of religious films, has been attempting to secure the former Heisman Trophy winner as the lead in his new film, TMZ reported.
Even Jets quarterback Tim Tebow has NCAA fever.
The Jets need to deal Revis now. Not next year, not next month, not next week. Don't wait for the perfect offer, because there isn't one.
The Bucs are the Jets' only serious trade partner -- and they're losing patience, the New York Post reported.
So what's the deal with Revis? Is he on the trading block or not?
Rex Ryan is taking control of his defense once again. He'll "make the calls" on the field this season and is planning to be more hands-on during defensive meetings.
"He's on the roster, and he'll get a chance to compete," Ryan said of Tebow. "We'll see how the offseason plays out, but right now Tim is on our roster."
It seems the Jets might have to scratch a serious suitor off the board if the Darrelle Revis saga drags on.
