MIKE TANNENBAUM RUMORS

New York Jets: What Is A Successful Off-Season?

The upcoming New York Jets off-season is likely going to disappoint a large portion of the team’s fanbase. Every need isn’t going to be filled. That being said, what do the Jets have to take care of, at a minimum, in the upcoming months for Mike Tannenbaum to do a satisfactory job? It starts up front on both sides of the football, which means getting Sione Pouha signed...
Via Turn On The Jets  |  1 day ago

NY Jets Players Continue to Bash Sanchez, Want Peyton Manning

The 2011 season left a bitter taste in the mouth of New York Jets fans, but as the off season continues players are calling for general manager Mike Tannenbaum to trade Mark Sanchez and replace him with Peyton Manning.According to the NYDailyNews, players raised serious doubts about his ability to lead the Jets, questioning everything from his practice habits to the organization...
Via The Penalty Flag  |  January 11, 2012

Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum says Mark Sanchez 'the right guy' but wants faster rate of growth

Tannenbaum says, "No, he didn't play well."
Via NJ.com  |  January 04, 2012

Jets GM Tannenbaum: Sanchez is the starter

New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum reiterated Monday that the franchise would stick with Mark Sanchez as the quarterback in 2012.Sanchez was a lightning rod in his third season at the helm, throwing for nearly 3,500 yards and a career-best 26 touchdowns but failing to lead the team back to the postseason.The 25-year-old had mixed results on the ground, rushing for six...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  January 02, 2012

Tannenbaum: Schotty expected back

Mike Tannenbaum put the Brian Schottenheimer speculation to bed right away.
Via The Boone Docks  |  January 02, 2012

Tannenbaum still evaluating roster

Mike Tannenbaum's mind was a little more at ease when the clock hit triple zeroes Sunday night, signaling the end of the Jets' 27-7 preseason victory over Cincinnati.
Via The Boone Docks  |  August 23, 2011

Tannenbaum and SAP co-CEO Talk Success

Recently, Mike Tannenbaum has struck up a friendship with Bill McDermott, a co-CEO of SAP, a business software company. McDermott, who brought his company unprecedented success, had this to say about the Jets and its current leadership: “I’ve been with the Jets since the 1960s and I’ve suffered through some very tough years with them. What I’ve seen Mike Tannenbaum, Rex Ryan...
Via The Jets Blog  |  July 10, 2011

Jets Draft DT Kenrick Ellis From Hampton

Florham Park, N.J. - In a draft with so many bold, interesting and some might even say crazy trades, it seems odd that the Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum decided to sit still, but it would appear the waiting game strategy has served the Jets well this time around.Tannenbaum is known for his draft day trades, but with a lack of trade ammo he tried to stress to reporters before...
Via Jets Insider.com  |  April 30, 2011

Tannenbaum’s 10: Texas CB Aaron Williams

Last week during the pre-draft press conference, Mike Tannenbaum mentioned that there were “eight to ten” players that the team was looking at with the 30th pick in the 2011 NFL Draft.  With that in mind, we wanted to take a look at some of the players that Mike Tannenbaum might be looking to add to his team. Aaron Williams / DB / Texas / 6’0”  204 lbs Analysis – I think...
Via The Jets Blog  |  April 28, 2011

Tannenbaum’s 10: Baylor DT Phil Baylor

Last week during the pre-draft press conference, Mike Tannenbaum mentioned that there were “eight to ten” players that the team was looking at with the 30th pick in the 2011 NFL Draft.  With that in mind, we wanted to take a look at some of the players that Mike Tannenbaum might be looking to add to his team. Phil Taylor / DT / Baylor/ 6’4”  355 lbs Analysis – Phil Taylor...
Via The Jets Blog  |  April 27, 2011
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