Judge: Ban Stays On Sale Of Reebok's 'Tebow' Jets Apparel
A judge has ruled: Reebok, just don't do it.
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A judge has ruled: Reebok, just don't do it.
The Super Bowl champion New York Giants will face Tim Tebow, Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets in Week 2 of the NFL preseason.
If HBO indeed follows Gang Green again, the world will see that the Jets have safeguarded the battle cry of the Brooklyn Dodgers: Wait Until Next Year.
It seems the Jets are about to get some help from an unlikely source: an australian rugby player.
Reebok wants to just do it: sell currently-banned apparel with the name of Jets quarterback Tim Tebow.
Nike made its introduction to the NFL in a big way Tuesday.
Amani Toomer has moved on from his war of words with former Giants teammate Jeremy Shockey. Next target: Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez.
Here we go again? Coach Rex Ryan, Tim Tebow and the rest of Gang Green might be ready for a sequel on HBO's "Hard Knocks."
Boomer & Craig were in agreement that this is a very good idea. For everyone other than the Jets, that is.
Although it seems to have become the norm, Craig doesn't like what professional sports teams have been (not) saying one bit.
The Jets flexed their Napoleon complex by trading for Tim Tebow – perhaps the last player they need right now. It was a way of acting out, Big Blue's little bro showing the world that they can grab a headline or two, too.
Tell us how you really feel, Darrelle.
It seems almost everyone has an opinion on the Tim Tebow trade, with one notable exception: embattled Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes.
In his first tweets since being traded to the Jets last week, Tim Tebow quarterback wrote Thursday night that he's, yep, "excited" to be with his new team and thanks Denver Broncos fans for their support after "an interesting couple of weeks!"
Craig began today's Show by briefly addressing reports that Bernard King will once again be passed over for the Hall of Fame, before moving on to some comments made by a former Jets captain in regard to the Mark Sanchez-Tim Tebow situation.
With the city about to become sports crazy with the combination of early-season baseball games mixed with playoff hockey and basketball, Neil Keefe starts his weekly random thoughts column.
Tim Tebow jerseys have been flying off the shelves since his trade to the Jets. Well, sales of No. 15 in green just came to a halt. For now.
Darrelle Revis thinks the Jets' popular new backup will have a "big impact" on the play of starter Mark Sanchez. But the Tebow Effect could bring more drama to a team in need of healing.
Tim Tebow's evangelical personality and playing style have New Yorkers divided on Tebowmania. But this isn't the first time in recent memory that a polarizing sports star has come to town and inhabited the back pages.
Nike Inc. claims in a lawsuit that Reebok is using Time Tebow's name on Jets-related apparel without permission.
Coughlin doesn't appear to be bothered by the lack of back-page attention. He prefers to stay under the radar. Until it counts, at least.
Johnson wanted to clear the air Tuesday regarding his team's big-name acquisition. Yes, Tim Tebow has a huge fan base. And no, he won't be starting for the Jets.
The New York Jets re-signed wide receiver Scotty McKnight on Tuesday. A childhood friend of quarterback Mark Sanchez, McKnight was originally drafted by the Jets in the seventh round last season.
Jets coach Rex Ryan says the team did not consult with starting quarterback Mark Sanchez before it acquired Tim Tebow.
The message was the same from the Jets' two quarterbacks: We can do this.
