The Jets.

The Sporting News has reported earlier that Denver traded Tebow to the Jets for a 4th and 6th round pick.

As I posted yesterday, how fleeting is fame. He was the talk of the sports world just a few months ago. Now what? He may turn out to be a serviceable backup, but probably not any mor than that. I guess the money he'll make is some compensation for his fall from grace.

In limbo now...

OH, I can't wait to hear Rex (Mr. Stupid)Ryan put his spin on this. Maybe Tim has a foot fetish too! Those Jets (rhymnes with Mets) sure know how to make good football decisions. They may go from Super Bowl "contender" to last place very fast.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/football/nfl/03/21/tim.tebow.jets.ap/index.html#ixzz1pnZ7mHpZ

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It's weird how despite his fans being obnoxiously loud, Tebow was still the QB of a team that went to the playoffs, won its division, won a playoff game. Certainly he was all over the place, at times Jesus he was great (that playoff win) and other times, he threw like Jesus after he got crucified. #1 jersey seller last year too.

Yet all that, he gets traded to the Jets for 4th and 6th round picks to become a celebrity back-up. Brandon Marshall got traded for a pair of 3rd round picks, and that nightclub-girl-asshole hasn't done anything worth a shit in years.

But if Sanchez throws too many picks, expect Gang Green to turn on him quicker than Knicks players did on their coach and chant Tebow's name.

jacksonville needed tebow...not the jets. i expect ryan to be fired by the end of the season.

I just don't understand any team investing in this guy. Expert after expert says that he doesn't have the skills to QB in the NFL. He's been lucky so far. Is he intended tobe a situational QB?

Right on the money, Ronnie. I'll go so far as to say that after Sanchez's first pick in a home game next season, you'll see some Tebowing in the stands. I'm the first to admit that New York/New Jersey fans are sometimes too hard on their players, but Sanchez sucks so it will be justified. And Jets fans are gonna let him know it very soon.

I have always liked the Denver Broncos, but when they drafted Tim Tebow I was forced to root against them, as I hate Tebow. Now that tebow is a New York Jet it's only fitting as I have always hated the Jets.

Not that I wish to agree with Joe Namath on anything(as I never thought he was that great of a QB), he's right when he calls this a publicity stunt

PB, I think the boooooooooo's will start after the first Sanchez incompletion.

I feel sorry for the Jets fans. Their ownership and GM are making some bonehead football moves and Rex just makes it worse with his big mouth. I wonder what Fireman Ed thinks.

The Jets get the headlines. The Giants get the Super Bowl rings .

Tannenbaum has proven himself to be the football version of Omar Minaya. Ryan's a jerk. Woody Johnson is such an otherwise shrewd businessman that it's hard to belive that he'll put up with these two clowns for too much longer.

I can't stand the Jets, but I feel sorry for Mark Sanchez. I don't think he's a very good QB, but how does the Jet management do this to him? If I'm Sanchez, I tell my agent to get me the hell out of there. Their GM was on the radio yesterday, and actually had the balls to say this was a 100% "football decision", not to get attention or publicity. GMAFB.

I agree. Nevermind same said GM pretty much said that Sanchez is very vulnerable as starter. Same GM that just signed him to a 3 year lucrative contract extension.

I agee, Lou, but how are they going to trade him with that ridiculous contract they just gave him?

Yeah. I don't know how much is guaranteed. Someone might take chance on him though.

You're right about that pb, plus when you add in the fact he's not a very good qb(like ronnierocket stated) that compounds the whole issue. It's going to get worse in my view if sanchez starts to look awful, they'll be screaming for Tebow to be the starter and he might be a worse QB than sanchez. Oh well since I hate the Jets and their loudmouthed coach this 3 ring circus is really

ahh Omar Minaya now that guy was quite the character. Freaking disaster!!! When he gave that big contract to Oliver Perez, I knew it was going to be a disaster.

Did anybody see that local billboard welcoming Tebow to NY? Give that and him doing a press conference as a back-up QB, and pretty much hitting a homerun at that podium...I think Sanchez has already lost his job. It all comes down now to the timing of that regime change.

I agree. This has become as much a circus as the Republican primaries .

Surely not........

You've heard of thinking outside the box, well the Jets are going to think outside the helmet. They will invent a new offense, not the Wildcat, but the Chameleon. You won't know who is going to get the ball and where the play is going. It will be a two QB backfield. Let the madness continue.

And the funny thing is, what if the Jets finally win because of Tebow?

That shit would be hilarious.

Team turmoil.

Revis: Tim Tebow adds to Jets' circus

Fox Sports

Darrelle Revis shattered any ideas that the Jets' locker room issues were a thing of the past.

The star cornerback made a series of promotional appearances on a variety of television and radio shows Wednesday and talked about quarterbacks Tim Tebow and Mark Sanchez. But his most revealing comments were about the dysfunctional Jets locker room.

On "SportsCenter," Revis was asked to play a game of word association. When the interviewer said, "Locker room," Revis gave a stunning reply.

"Disarray right now," he said.

The Jets had major chemistry issues last year on their way to an 8-8 season. Those issues boiled over at the end of the season. But Jets coach Rex Ryan has emphasized those problems are a thing of the past.

Now Tebow adds a whole new element to the Jets' chaotic existence.

"It was a circus, and it's going to be even more of a circus with him in the locker room," Revis said. "I'm not questioning his ability to play the game. He can flat out play the game, but it's just going to bring more to the locker room of every day: 'Does Mark need to start? Does Tim need to start?' It's going to just be an ongoing thing throughout the whole season."

Revis said he initially was stunned when he heard about the Tebow trade. He said he believes the Jets did it for football reasons and not as a publicity stunt. But the four-time Pro Bowl cornerback said he has some concerns about the way the two-quarterback system will work.

"You don't want to take a guy out for 10, 15 plays to me, personally," he said. "That can lose his momentum in the game. I look at that a little bit maybe as a concern. You're telling Mark to come in and say, 'Hey, now throw a touchdown pass.' It's like, 'I've been sitting out for so long.'"

As for comparing the two quarterbacks, Revis said Sanchez is "more of a complete quarterback" and that he is more difficult to prepare for than Tebow.

When pressed on just how bad the locker room was at the end of last season, Revis gave a glimpse of what led to the three-game losing streak to end the year.

"It was bad," he said. "Toward the end of the season, there was some arguing and things going on in the locker room. Looking back at it, I think when you're losing and you're in that slump, we're trying to find a way to get out of the slump, and guys want to just win. When you don't, guys start pointing fingers."

The situation became apparent to all in the final game at Miami, when wide receiver Santonio Holmes was benched late in the fourth quarter after reportedly arguing with teammates in the huddle.