Jets Continue to have Quarterback Questions: Is Sanchez the Answer?

  This could be a make or break season for Mark Sanchez. No NFL team has ever won, or really attempted to win, with a two quarterback system. New York Jets head coach, Rex Ryan, claims backup quarterback, Tim Tebow, will be given 15-20 plays a game, but what most do not realize is that special teams will be included in those plays. Tebow will be used in punt protection and the Jets led the NFL in punts last season, so a large number of his plays will come there. This is why their offense should not be considered a “two quarterback system.” Mark Sanchez will receive the majority of the snaps; Tebow will be used in the wildcat for a few plays a game. Many feel that the Jets organization wants Sanchez to fail, so that Tebow can inherit the starting position. What people should understand is that the Jets have 20.5 million reasons to want their young quarterback to succeed. Sanchez is due $20.5 million guaranteed over the next two seasons. He was also chosen by both Ryan and general man...