Tim Tebow and the Jets
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It was probably the last chapter of Tim Tebow’s book with the New York Jets, as he watched last Sunday’s game from the sidelines.
Fans are asking why the Jets didn’t even try to win the game, as quarterback Mark Sanchez took 11 sacks in the losing game. Many pundits felt it would have been Tebow’s game to win or lose. Jets’ fans also feel cheated, and say they were fooled again by The Jets as they had promised great things this season and didn’t deliver. In the case of Tebow, they didn’t even try.
The Jets had a miserable season of only 6 wins and 9 losses and Tebow was hardly even given an opportunity to contribute.
Their fans are feeling ripped off. The Jets originally traded for Tim Tebow, but it is puzzling why Coach Rex Ryan hasn’t used him fully. It was not that he did not perform he was not given the opportunity to play.
Enjoy this ESPN related YouTube video about Tebow’s near future:
Always the nice guy, Tim Tebow showed he no longer wanted to be a part of the Jets’ season, as he took the high road when asked about not playing in the game. He said, “I was just trying to help the team any way I can. Try to be encouraging. Try to be a leader on the sidelines”. Tim Tebow, who has been mostly silent on being sidelined recently, finally told the coaches not to put him in any more games. He must have suspected that something was wrong earlier in the season when the Jets let him play with a rib injury, and then used that injury to sit him out while McElroy played.
It is wildly speculated that Tim Tebow will join the Jacksonville Jaguars who have wanted him for a while.
They tried to trade for him during the last offseason. Tebow is from Jacksonville, so it will undoubtedly be a business move to fill the stands. The Jacksonville Jaguars plan to have an open quarterback competition, no matter who is the coach.
Tim Tebow Jets, Girlfriend Call it Quits? Is Quarterback Looking for a Move Out of New York? YouTube video by ABCNews:
No one expects that there will be a lot of competition for Tim Tebow who is unlikely to get a better chance to play anywhere else, even if he becomes a free agent. It is seen by some as a solution to the situation that has been painful to watch.
The Jaguars’ general manager Gene Smith and coach Mike Mularkey have uncertain futures in Jacksonville, so it is plain to see that this position is coming down from the teams’ top brass.
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