As the Jets pick up the broken pieces left from a disappointing 2012 campaign, a former front office member shed some light on Tim Tebow's time in New York and his potential future as a starting quarterback in the NFL.
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February 15, 2013
Former New York Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum still supports Tim Tebow even though the trade may have been a reason he was fired.
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February 15, 2013
Tim Tebow has said all the right things through a lot of turmoil and still has avoided alienating teammates by putting his foot in his mouth. Whether you like the New York Jets backup quarterback's play or not — you have never heard anything about the spiritual Tebow offending anyone with his faith.
Now the Tebowing quarterback's message of love and tolerance could be...
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February 16, 2013
Tim Tebow's tenure as a New York Jet was a catastrophe in any number of ways, yet even as boos rained down at MetLife Stadium, no one from the team stepped forward to pinpoint the cause of failure.
With the Wildcat experiment all but over, fired quarterbacks coach Matt Cavanaugh is giving his take.
Cavanaugh told ESPN Chicago on Thursday that Tebow should have been on the...
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February 14, 2013
Former New York Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum would probably tell anyone that hind sight is 20/20.
The currently unemployed front office executive was on the set on NFL AM on Thursday.
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February 16, 2013
Former New York Jets quarterbacks coach and current Bears QB coach Matt Cavanaugh thinks the Jets didn't play Tim Tebow enough. "I think one of the things that you’ve got to be sure about when you do it is that -- why doesn’t New England do it? Why doesn’t Denver do it? Why doesn’t New Orleans do it?" he said, via ESPNChicago.com. "They don’t want to...
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February 16, 2013
At this time of the offseason, everyone has high hopes for what could be come September when the season kicks off. We fantasize about the players we want the Jets to sign, the players we want to see them draft, and we play out in our heads how perfectly everything is going to come together. Well today I’m going to go over the Anti-Offseason. These are the things we do NOT want...
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February 15, 2013
At this point we have figured out that former New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum is to blame for the Jets mess, and most importantly for bring Tim Tebow to the big apple.
Tannenbaum has been appearing on different networks left and right, to let people know what mistakes were made and what his future consist of.
Tannenbaum of course was asked about Tebow, and what his...
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February 14, 2013
In not-so-shocking news former Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum has stated that he regrets the contract extension he gave to Mark Sanchez.
NESN has reported the story after Tannenbaum appeared on NFL Network’s ‘NFL AM’ and stated the following
“I don’t think I would have signed a quarterback to an extension knowing that he’d have 26 turnovers,”
“That might...
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February 14, 2013
Former New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum made an appearance on the NFL Network’s NFL AM says that he wouldn’t have given Mark Sanchez an extension if he knew he would turn the ball over so much. “I don’t think I would have signed a quarterback to an extension knowing that he’d have 26 turnovers,” Tannenbaum told “NFL AM” on Thursday, when asked about the...
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February 14, 2013
New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis may begin rehabbing
from surgery on his torn anterior cruciate ligament as soon as April, trainer Will
Sullivan tells Connor Orr of The Star-Ledger.
Sullivan, Revis’ defensive backs trainer, told Orr that
Revis is on pace to begin football-related activities, which would include at
least some light running and conditioning, as soon as...
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February 14, 2013
After coming off a one-year deal with the Jets in which he played in all 16 games, safety LaRon Landry is reportedly asking targeting $6 million a year in a new deal, according to Rich Cimini.
Due to a clause in his current contract, the Jets will be unable to franchise Landry, making it almost a lock that he will be playing elsewhere next season.
Prior to his signing with the Jets...
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February 15, 2013
The Jets began negotiating a contract extension with quarterback Mark Sanchez last year at the NFL Scouting Combine. Not quite a year later, the man behind that negotiation sounds like he would like a do-over.
Ex-Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum expressed some regret over the deal yesterday on NFL Network after watching Sanchez bomb in 2012.
I dont think I would have...
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February 15, 2013
Every off-season brings plenty of debates with it for fans of NFL teams and the New York Jets are no exception. With a rebuilding process about to begin under newly hired GM John Idzik, the team is likely to make a good amount of polarizing decisions in the coming months as they try to dig out of the salary cap quagmire created by Mike Tannenbaum. This week’s 12 Pack is going to...
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February 14, 2013
In continuation with our positional breakdowns of potential NFL Draft prospects for the New York Jets, we turn our attention to a position in dire need of a substantial upgrade. Today, our draft team provides a breakdown of the top five potential 3-4 defensive end/outside linebackers that could be selected by the Jets in April’s draft. These initial rankings are certainly subject...
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February 14, 2013
Jets strong safety LaRon Landry is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent in March. After having 100 tackles and four forced fumbles in 2012 Landry is looking for a big pay day.
Rich Cimini of ESPN New York reports Landry is believed to be seeking at least $6 million a year.
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