Francesa Denounces Jets Acquisition Of Tebow
Mike Francesa ripped the Jets for completing a trade to acquire Tim Tebow, a move that places tremendous pressure on Mark Sanchez.
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Mike Francesa ripped the Jets for completing a trade to acquire Tim Tebow, a move that places tremendous pressure on Mark Sanchez.
Because of the two-pronged, soap operatic news springing from the Rocky Mountains, I'm forced to make two points in one piece. Forgive me if I fail.
Tim Tebow was headed to the Jets from the Broncos on Wednesday prior to a potential setback came about. The Broncos were going to receive fourth- and sixth-round draft picks, while New York would get a seventh-rounder.
Jerry Recco declared that he feels like a champion today, this after being on the winning team from yesterday's Morning Show Staff bowling outing at Belmor Lanes, in Times Square.
Imagine what Tim Tebow does well. Next, imagine the Jets plugging him into an offense that's tailor-made for his skill set. And while you're doing all this, forget what you've been conditioned to believe for in this plan it does not matter.
Peyton Manning has been introduced as the new quarterback of the Denver Broncos, the four-time MVP taking the spot once held by John Elway, who as Broncos vice president engineered the deal to bring the NFL's most sought-after star to town.
The Broncos chances of reaching Super Bowl XLVII have increased dramatically while the Giants' odds have dropped after Peyton Manning is set to join the Broncos.
Tebowmania, huh? Looks like that era may be over in Denver. According to CBSSports.com, the Broncos are close to signing all-time great Peyton Manning to be their quarterback.
Former Giants' wide receiver Mario Manningham agreed to a two-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday, adding to a talented receiving corps which could lure Peyton Manning.
Maybe we're asking the wrong question. We know Mark Sanchez, 26, will never be Peyton Manning at 26. But can he be Manning at 36?
Jets owner Woody Johnson says fans expect his team to "look at every opportunity." So they explored Peyton Manning -- and ultimately decided to stick with Mark Sanchez.
Outside of the Peyton Manning rumors, which had no basis in reality, the Jets have been quiet and seem to be eyeing value over headlines. And that's the right outlook for the Jets this offseason.
As if lining up against Patriots quarterback Tom Brady twice per season wasn't enough, now there's the possibility Peyton could plague the Jets.
Open for business, wild as it might get. The NFL's calendar turns toward a new season Tuesday when free agency begins at 4 p.m.
Boomer & Craig were very happy to hear that the Jets re-signed defensive tackle Sione Pouha, if for no other reason than they like saying his name.
It wasn't a big splash, the big name signing or the hired gun. Instead, it was the right move.
The Jets are no longer in pursuit of four-time NFL MVP Peyton Manning, because they signed quarterback Mark Sanchez to a three-year, $58.25 million extension on Friday night.
Peyton Manning met for nearly six hours with the Denver Broncos on Friday, then left the team's facility without speaking with reporters.
Sometimes, amidst all the accounts of athletes' injuries, recoveries and resultant playability there are things not said that resonate most with me.
Why blow your bank on Manning? As we saw with Brett Favre, New York has a way of eating up rentals.
Mark Sanchez and the Jets are a perfect storm of imperfection. They each screwed this thing up royally. And if Peyton Manning takes his talents elsewhere, this fan base will once again find itself holding the bag.
It seems everyone has an opinion on where Peyton Manning should play next season. Even "The Donald."
The great Peyton Manning debate is on. And it's not just about which team he should sign with.
The Jets are reportedly interested in Manning. But would the future Hall of Famer want to join his little brother Eli in New York?
Hours after a tearful, trying farewell news conference in Indianapolis, Peyton Manning flew back to his home in Miami and was immediately peppered with questions about his next landing spot.
