Tim Tebow is Sanchez's Fault

Marshall Faulk commented on Tim Tebow being brought to the Jets, and his assertion that it is Sanchez's own fault is something that I agree with.

Although I still don't understand why they signed him to a new contract if his job will be potentially up for grabs, the reason they brought in Sanchez was to give him the push he needs.

Either he'll be pushed to a new level of play where he excels and becomes the quarterback that they want him to be, or he'll be pushed out the door. The problem is that no one is sure just how much better Tebow is than Sanchez, but that is not a problem right now.

If Sanhcez had played last year the way a starting quarterback was supposed to play, then they would have had no reason to bring in Tebow. But that is not what happened, and Sanchez has no one but himself to blame!

Move over Glen Davis,Andrew Bynum might be the new big baby

As things are turning sour in LA quickly, Bynum is rebelling even more. Lakers center Andrew Bynum is yet again in the news for throwing what seemed to be a tantrum. I think we can all remember last year when he got rejected, took off his short, and stormed off court. That's something that will forever be imprinted in our minds when we think of him. But his crazy antics haven't stopped. Just this season he had another questionable ejection in a game. After being ejected he stormed off court, but this time he gave high fives to everyone sitting in the front row. Then just last night he made some questionable shot attempts that landed him on bench. It was then noticed that his demeanor changed and he wasn't seen in team huddle's after that. Everyone know's that Bynum could be a great asset to a team with his talent, but is it worth all the immature baggage that comes along with it? I think it is safe to call him Big Baby Bynum.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=mc-spears_lakers_mike_brown_andrew_bynum_benching_032812

History says that in the end the Jets will choose Tebow and only Tebow.

 
The Jets cotinue to be offseason winners, though in this case I use that term extremely loosely. For the past couple of years the Jets have been extremely successful in building up hype and making significant moves in the offseason, even though the trade for backup quarterback Tim Tebow has been largely panned it has generated extreme buzz for gang green. The move itself is not as head-scratching as people think it is and the reason for it happening is very simple: The Jets are ready to move on from Mark Sanchez. Recent history has proven that a team just doesn't "acquire" a noteworthy Quarterback just for kicks or "special packages" as the Jets are saying for Tebow. Take a look at when the Eagles picked up Mike Vick, they were adamant in saying that Donovan McNabb was their guy and he would be. Mcnabb even signed a new contract just like Mark Sanchez signed and he was gone a year later. Sanchez will get his chance this upcoming season but I think if he doesn't significantly improve he'll soon be throwing passes in a different uniform and watching Tebow take over Manhattan for real.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/03/27/SP1J1NQVD5.DTL