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| Training Camp just got a lot more interesting. |
March 21st, 2012. The day Anthony Agbabiaka stopped watching professional football.
Now let us establish something. Mark Sanchez is an starting NFL Quarterback. I feel that he has earned that title. I am a fan of what he can do in Tony Sparano's offense. He is not Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Eli Manning or Aaron Rodgers. Not every Quarterback needs to be that. The Jets also believe that based on the contract they gave him.
A few of my readers know that the Jets are my secondary team. As a fan of the Jets since childhood, I may be the only fan pleased by this deal. It gives the Jets an intriguing situation at QB. Sanchez is the starter, but that does not mean that Tebow will ride the bench. If there is an Offensive Coordinator that can properly use Tebow it is Tony Sparano.
What Tebow brings to the Jets is a player that defies logic in the 4th quarter, a workout machine and a guy who can push Mark Sanchez to work harder. It is no secret that the Jets were looking for a viable backup to push Sanchez in camp. However, it was not expected that Tim Tebow and Rex Ryan would share a locker room. He also brings his very Christian message and his uniquely limited passing skills that he has undoubtedly worked his ass off to improve. Both of which Tebow has been criticized for. However, the former has been praised by many as well.
The Jets will be fine if these things can happen
1. Sanchez and Holmes mend their fences.
2. Tim Tebow can be a critical role player and is not thrust into the starting role.
3. Certain Jets can scale back the media fodder they provide.
I will be fine if I can
1. Limit how much I watch First Take anytime in the 365 days.
As for the Saints, I attempt to not focus an article on scandals. Notice I never wrote an entire article about Bountygate or Ryan Braun's appeal. So I will keep this short.
We are aware that Sean Payton has been suspended for the entire 2012 season and Rams defensive coordinator Gregg Williams indefinitely. With apologies to any Ram fans who read Coffee, the St. Louis Rams are an irrelevant franchise for at least another season. As for the Saints, I cannot say that their season is over because Drew Brees is still their Quarterback. Payton's fingerprints will still be all over this team. Believe it. They will still win the NFC South.
Now let us establish something. Mark Sanchez is an starting NFL Quarterback. I feel that he has earned that title. I am a fan of what he can do in Tony Sparano's offense. He is not Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Eli Manning or Aaron Rodgers. Not every Quarterback needs to be that. The Jets also believe that based on the contract they gave him.
A few of my readers know that the Jets are my secondary team. As a fan of the Jets since childhood, I may be the only fan pleased by this deal. It gives the Jets an intriguing situation at QB. Sanchez is the starter, but that does not mean that Tebow will ride the bench. If there is an Offensive Coordinator that can properly use Tebow it is Tony Sparano.
What Tebow brings to the Jets is a player that defies logic in the 4th quarter, a workout machine and a guy who can push Mark Sanchez to work harder. It is no secret that the Jets were looking for a viable backup to push Sanchez in camp. However, it was not expected that Tim Tebow and Rex Ryan would share a locker room. He also brings his very Christian message and his uniquely limited passing skills that he has undoubtedly worked his ass off to improve. Both of which Tebow has been criticized for. However, the former has been praised by many as well.
The Jets will be fine if these things can happen
1. Sanchez and Holmes mend their fences.
2. Tim Tebow can be a critical role player and is not thrust into the starting role.
3. Certain Jets can scale back the media fodder they provide.
I will be fine if I can
1. Limit how much I watch First Take anytime in the 365 days.
As for the Saints, I attempt to not focus an article on scandals. Notice I never wrote an entire article about Bountygate or Ryan Braun's appeal. So I will keep this short.
We are aware that Sean Payton has been suspended for the entire 2012 season and Rams defensive coordinator Gregg Williams indefinitely. With apologies to any Ram fans who read Coffee, the St. Louis Rams are an irrelevant franchise for at least another season. As for the Saints, I cannot say that their season is over because Drew Brees is still their Quarterback. Payton's fingerprints will still be all over this team. Believe it. They will still win the NFC South.
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