New York Jets: Can the Jets Fly in 2012?

The 2012 Jets season will represent the end of the deliberation on multiple topics within the court of fan opinion. Head Coach Rex Ryan promised a Super Bowl win to the fans and everyone else who’d listen. His QB Mark Sanchez, was at the helm for both of those campaigns. Dubbed the “Sanchize” when he was drafted out of USC after only 1 year as a starter, there’s been questions of precisely how capable an NFL starter he has been. His critics have implied the “Gangreen”‘s success is more linked to Ryan’s coaching, a talented defense, their running game, or some combination thereof. The trials of fan opinion expanded when the arrival of QB Tim Tebow brought a press circus for a backup passer upon his roster addition. Whether Tebow is only a “punt protector”, Sanchez’s understudy, a Wildcat QB, or a legitimate threat to attain the starting job, the overuse of the term “polarizing” describing him as a sports discussion topic has reached viral proportions. The quantity of talk is so