Right now in California there’s a manhunt going on for one Christopher Dorner. The former police officer is suspected of killing three people in targeted murders in revenge for his dismissal from the Los Angeles Police Department.
The first alleged victim of Dorner was an assistant coach of Cal State Fullerton’s women’s basketball team. At first police had no suspects and no motive, but it turns out that the coach was the daughter of an LAPD officer who represented Dorner at his dismissal hearing. Dorner felt his representation was inadequate.
Earlier this week, Dorner posted a manifesto of sorts to Facebook, a rambling composition that touches on a wide, bizarre range of subjects. Gawker obtained a copy of the manifesto, and one of the subjects that Dorner opines on just so happens to be free agent quarterback Tim Tebow.
Most of Dorner’s writing espouses liberal political views, including his admiration for Hillary Clinton and New Jersey governor Chris Christie. He also argues in f...
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February 07, 2013
In a previous article this off-season, we discussed the necessary components of a rebuilding process for the New York Jets. When citing an example from how they quickly turned a disastrous 2005 season into a productive 2006, we mentioned younger players “making the jump” and having career years. A few examples of this in 2006 were Jerricho Cotchery becoming a capable, productive...
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February 07, 2013
Just when you thought the Jets 2012 season couldn’t look worse, the 2013 season match-ups were released.
Here is the breakdown:
Home: Patriots, Bills, Dolphins, Saints, Buccaneers, Steelers, Browns, Raiders
Road: Patriots, Bills, Dolphins, Falcons, Panthers, Bengals, Ravens, Titans
If the Jets can fix their offense, improve special teams, and develop their defense, there...
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February 08, 2013
In the coming months there will be no shortage of additions to the New York Jets roster, which currently is closer to resembling a CFL team than a competitive NFL team. In today’s 12 pack we are going to sort through every position and outline our “wish list,” “most likely,” and “long shot” outcome for the Jets in free agency, mindful of the salary cap situation. We...
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February 07, 2013
According to Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News, the Jets will cut linebackers Bart Scott, Calvin Pace and offensive lineman Jason Smith to try and get under the salary cap.
Jets will get under salary cap when they cut LB Bart Scott, OLB Calvin Pace & OL Jason Smith in coming days/wks. Clears $27.7M of space #nyj
— Manish Mehta(@MMehtaNYDN) February 7, 2013
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February 06, 2013
And in the add a little humor to Wednesday sports news, Tim Tebow was brought up today. Jets free agent safety LaRon Landry was a guest on ESPN First Take this morning, and per The New York Post, Landry told the panel he wanted more Tebow.
“It came to a point where, ‘Okay, Tim is going into the game, it’s going to be a power (run),’” the Jets safety said on ESPN’s...
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February 07, 2013
An ex-Los Angeles cop and accused killer at the center of a California manhunt wrote "goodbye" messages to a variety of celebrities on his personal website before allegedly murdering three people — including an L.A. police officer — according to TMZ.com.
One of the reported messages was addressed to New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow.
Christopher Dorner is...
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February 07, 2013
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan has filled out his coaching staff by hiring Brian VanGorder as linebackers coach and Bobby April III as a defensive quality-control coach.
VanGorder replaces longtime assistant Bob Sutton, who left to become Kansas City's defensive coordinator. VanGorder was Auburn's defensive coordinator last season after spending the previous four seasons in...
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February 07, 2013
Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News reports that the Jets are likely to part ways with LB Bart Scott, LB Calvin Pace and OT Jason Smith at some point in the near future.
Mehta adds that these moves would create $27.7 million in cap space for the Jets.
There’s been plenty made about the Jets current financial predicament, but if they can save that much money by releasing...
With Shonn Greene entering free agency, addressing the running back position will become a top priority for Gang Green. As Rex Ryan and company evaluate their options, the Jets' front office may flirt with the idea of bringing a former Giant great to the other side of the New York football rivalry.
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February 07, 2013
A few minutes ago, over my lunch break at school, I happened upon an article claiming there may not be a halftime show at the 2014 Super Bowl, due to the possible weather conditions on game day. As a New Jersey native myself, I was appalled by the article written by, it seems, somebody who’s never come to New Jersey and possibly somebody who doesn’t know Metlife Stadium is not...
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February 07, 2013
The New York Jets have a new defensive coordinator in Dennis Thurman. They now have an old defensive coordinator, too. Thursday, Gang Green hired former Atlanta Falcons defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder as the team's linebackers coach. VanGorder held the coordinator position with Atlanta from 2008-11 before assuming the same role at Auburn last year.VanGorder will replace...
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February 07, 2013
Last offseason, we had the bounty scandal and the Tim Tebow trade and Peyton Manning, the free agent. Three of the most highly-publicized storylines in NFL history, all in one year. This year, the key storylines aren't as clear, but here are four to keep a very close eye on. 1. Joe Flacco becomes a very rich man: But how rich? That's the question. Flacco has always been...
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