Dyer: Mark Sanchez Doesn't Give The Jets A Chance To Win
Name the last time Sanchez stepped up and won a game for the Jets. Name one player he has made better through his play. How about one attribute that he possesses that is really outstanding?
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Name the last time Sanchez stepped up and won a game for the Jets. Name one player he has made better through his play. How about one attribute that he possesses that is really outstanding?
Tim Tebow hopes he's healthy enough for a happy homecoming. Whether it's from the field or the sideline remains uncertain.
The team announced on Wednesday morning that Sanchez, benched last Sunday against Arizona, will get the start over Greg McElroy and Tim Tebow when the Jets play the Jaguars at Jacksonville.
The Jets face a three-way quarterback controversy that can't end with any real winners. In fact, all three of the quarterbacks could well emerge as losers.
The former Jets wideout tweeted his thoughts Monday night on New York's quarterback controversy, pulling no punches. At all.
"It's shocking to see him on TV, to see his face on pictures, on newspapers," DeVito told WFAN co-hosts Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts. "It's totally shocking and it's disappointing, and I've been praying like crazy for both families."
Tim Tebow reached out Monday night to high school student-athlete Matt Hardy after a Twitter movement to raise the crash survivor's spirits took on a life of its own on Twitter.
Regardless of what Rex Ryan decides, whether it's Sanchez, Tebow or McElroy, Mike DeVito doesn't believe it will affect the players negatively.
Tweet Throwdown: Which QB was angrier when he woke up Monday morning – Mark Sanchez or Tim Tebow?
Derek Jeter packing on the pounds? Not so fat -- er, fast.
Should Sanchez get one more shot, has McElroy earned the start, or will Tebow time finally come in his Jacksonville homecoming?
"When Tim was here we saw the issues up close," an unnamed Broncos player told CBSSports.com. "The Jets didn't, and now they are seeing the problems, too. I feel really, really bad for Tim. He's a good person, just not an NFL quarterback."
This might not be the fairest analogy and this doesn't imply that Tim Tebow is in any way weak minded or has a damaged heart, but in the Jets' world of the surreal, right now he's Fredo Corleone.
Whatever intangible that makes an athlete great -- call it swagger, confidence, mojo, or moxie -- Mark Sanchez has it no more.
Sanchez is no longer Rex's guy, if he ever really was. There's a big difference between having unconditional faith in a player and using him just because there is no other viable option.
Boomer & Craig opened up today's radio program talking about the circus that is the New York Jets, as a full-fledged quarterback controversy is now under way.
Mark Sanchez was replaced as Jets quarterback during the third quarter Sunday by third-stringer Greg McElroy, after another miserable performance by the New York starter.
Greg McElroy stepped in for a struggling Mark Sanchez and energized the New York Jets to a 7-6 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.
New York Jets tight end Dustin Keller has left the team's game against the Arizona Cardinals with an injured left ankle.
New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow is not active for the team's game against the Arizona Cardinals because of a rib injury.
Jets fans love their team, win or lose, and will be taking to the lots at MetLife with enthusiasm and spirit for their team, tempered with a desire to not add their own casualties to this week's injury list. Here are a few easy rules designed to keep tailgaters safe at MetLife Stadium, without putting a damper on the party.
Both teams' defenses are normally expected to be aggressive, in-your-face units, but neither has established itself as more than mediocre, at best.
With just 40 tackles and one sack this season, Scott has gone from captain to elder statesman to an old, unproductive, rancorous and gaseous old man whose words have no weight.
Rex Ryan says the Jets are "looking into" Tim Tebow's availability and he could be inactive against the Arizona Cardinals
Jets' offensive line coach Dave DeGuglielmo is unhappy about Rex Ryan's handling of the left guard position.
