B&C Morning Show: Tebow's 'Sexy Jesus' Photo Shoot Apparently Happened In College
Not surprisingly, Craig was unfazed by the development and therefore the mockery continued...
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Not surprisingly, Craig was unfazed by the development and therefore the mockery continued...
Can Ryan's bunch afford to go to Pittsburgh 0-1?
Shhh! The Jets worked on the wildcat. Yes, Tim Tebow was involved, of course. And the elusive backup quarterback felt pretty good doing it.
Antonio Cromartie is begging Jets coaches to get his shot at wide receiver.
If you take into consideration the average Jets fan's usual penchant for saying the sky is falling, Friday's performance against the Bengals was a huge red flag. It wasn't. In fact, it meant very little in the grand scheme of things.
New offensive coordinator Tony Sparano put the kibosh Sunday on New York's leaky line equaling more Tebow time.
Patriots coach Bill Belichick wouldn't remark specifically on Burress, but said working out players is a common occurrence.
After more Gang Green talk, Craig shared a story involving a Rex photo-op and the Jets head coach's T-shirt selection...
Jets' offensive coordinator Tony Sparano called the Jets' performance in their preseason opener as 'vanilla.'
Tom Coughlin wasn't pleased with the Giants' play in their preseason loss and is demanding improvement.
Jets' safety Eric Smith will miss the rest of the preseason due to an MCL injury.
Jets fans saw it firsthand last night. No, not the Tim Tebow show. The main story last night was the Cincinnati Bengals, and the disasters that loom for all teams in preseason.
Sanchez or Tebow? It just doesn't matter! Because no matter who they pick, the Patriots are STILL the better team and this will be ANOTHER year without a Super Bowl!
Tim Tebow picked up some yards by running around a few times. Other than that, there wasn't much in his Jets debut. Certainly nothing to spark any mania back in New York.
After two weeks of practices, meetings, fisticuffs and a reported team trip to the movies, the Jets finally get to lock horns with another team.
In his first three years as head coach, Rex Ryan delighted the masses with his stand-up routine. Now he's a new Ryan, a determined coach, not the guffaw machine that he once was.
The Plaxico Burress speculation tour is now reboarding. Next stop: Dallas.
It's been said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. That may have been the case at Bengals training camp this week. Or maybe not.
The Bengals know they'll probably see plenty of Tim Tebow in Cincinnati — which was actually the site of his first NFL game: Denver's preseason opener in 2010.
"I just see the way he's interacting with all the groups -- the offensive line, the receivers, the backs ... even the defense," head coach Rex Ryan said. "I just see that side of Mark that maybe I never saw before."
A person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press that New York Jets left guard Matt Slauson has agreed to take a pay cut, reducing his salary by about $258,000 this season.
Too often we hear of someone with daddy issues who uses a tough puberty to preclude them from trying. Curtis Martin is not only what's good about football, but what's good about sports, about men, about mankind.
Despite plenty of chatter, Plaxico Burress still hasn't caught on with an NFL team for this upcoming season. He's even willing to play for cheap, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Tim Tebow is ready to play, and so are the rest of those chippy Jets.
