Markji wrote:

mrKnickShot wrote:Tebow Town!

No, it's "Eli Town".

But Tebow adds some interesting excitement. If he can rally the Jets, he is doing something great.
Sanchez is probably already worrying because as soon as he flubs a game the fans will be chanting "Tee - bow"!

It's so good to be a Gints fan.

Pathetic move by a pathetic franchise. I guess Rex didn't have any pics of himself with sheep to post on Twitter, so they resort to this. And the idiot Jets act like they had this all planned out and "...know exactly how we want to use Tebow." Oh well, being relevant costs something.

Oh well, maybe the Mets can sign Manny Ramirez, and the Nets can get Shaq to unretire.

Jets had trouble moving the ball with the feet! Now they will have what is essentially an NFL running back that can also throw the rain drops if you need him to.

I think they will combine Sanchez and Tebow to form an unstoppable attack!

FeltonandAmare wrote:

nixluva wrote:

VCoug wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:For a Fourth Rder. God I hate being a Jets fan, FML

They missed Brad Smith last year--this is a good deal.

In a vacuum, sure. But for a team that just signed its embattled franchise quarterback to a large extension, I don't think it makes sense to create a quarterback controversy. Especially when one half of the controversy can't actually throw a football.

Hey Sanchez has to man up!!! He can't think he's always going to be the only option. Even the other backup we have is here to challenge him. No one should be comfortable. Competition is good.

Exactly! He needs to be held ACCOUNTABLE. There is that word again! It's worked for the Knicks why not the Jets.

There's a difference between being held accountable and being told you'll lose your job to a guy who can't throw a football. I'm a Giants fan and I would have been incredibly pissed if they had done something like this to Eli going into only his fourth year in the league.