Seahawks prove why competition is good

What was the biggest difference between the Seattle Seahawks and the New York Jets last year? Well the easy response is that the Seahawks made the playoffs last season and the Jets didn't.

While this is true, there was one reason above all that had the biggest affect on these teams' seasons: their offseason QB competitions.

Tebow draws little interest despite read-option trend

Maybe I'm missing something here but I don't understand why New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow has drawn so little interest from teams this offseason.

Even his hometown team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, is reportedly not seeking to add him to their roster. This despite the fact that he could probably be acquired fairly cheap at this point and they don’t seem to be going very far with the quarterback they have on hand.

Will Tim Tebow reach the promised land?

It may seem a little disingenuous using a biblical reference to describe the latest situation surrounding New York Jets’ backup quarterback Tim Tebow but what would be the point in writing these things if you couldn’t have a little fun with it?

Besides, it kind of fits in a way. Especially when you consider how Tebow’s football odyssey has gone so far.

Jets give Tebow an option weapon with Stephen Hill

The New York Jets acquired quarterback Tim Tebow from the Denver Broncos with the intention of putting together special packages with him running a wildcat/option-type offense. Bringing in a big, speedy target with the kind of straight-line speed Georgia Tech wide receiver Stephen Hill has only furthers the notion that the Jets want to give Tebow every opportunity to take Mark Sanchez’s job.  

Sanchez will lose locker room to Tebow

There is already speculation that Mark Sanchez has started to lose the respect of his fellow New York Jets behind his poor play and lack of leadership; bringing Tim Tebow in will only make that situation worse.

Rex Ryan silent on Mark Sanchez extension

With the New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum announcing that they have signed quarterback Mark Sanchez to a three-year, $40.5 million extension, there is one person who has been eerily silent on the situation: head coach Rex Ryan.

Dolphins, Jets feel Manning best weapon to dethrone Patriots

There’s an arms race going on in the AFC East. With Peyton Manning’s release from the Indianapolis Colts, teams around the league have visions of becoming an instant competitor by signing the 14-year vet to lead their offenses.

Sorry Norv but Rex May Have Been Right

Back in October as Rex Ryan’s New York Jets were preparing to face off against the San Diego Chargers, Ryan made a statement to the press that he would probably have a “couple of rings” by now if he had inherited the talent that Norv Turner had when Turner was hired as San Diego’s coach. Rex quickly retracted the statement then promptly coached his team to a victory over the Turner-led Chargers.