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Make a deal to have Steve Young come to the Jets and step-by-step bring Tim Tebow to a level of efficiency that matched his during his playing days.
Miramax Films today confirmed a biopic about Tim Tebow's ascent to the position of New York Jets second-string quarterback. The movie, titled Tebowing...
Since you're new to New York, I wanted to offer some tips in the hopes it will smooth your transition from Colorado, a state which features snow-capped mountains to New York City, a city which features urine-smelling subways.
Tebowmania was certainly at full throttle in Florida, the Rocky Mountains and the Bible Belt, but the object of this football fan obsession has just hit the Great White Way in the media capital of the world.
An improbable Super Bowl victory, a resurgent basketball team, a brewing quarterback war between a playboy and an evangelist. I haven't been this excited to be a New York sports fan since 1986 (or is that 1973? Or 1969?).
Drew Brees, quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, said: "You can't live in the past in the NFL. And you can't live too far in the future. You have to live in the now."
Can Baltimore pressure Tom Brady? If not, game over. And in the NFC, which defense pressures which quarterback more?
When I look at sports journalist Pam Oliver or Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum, I would love to have a career like theirs in 10 years.
In an era where commercials are fast-forwarded more often than previews before a movie boots up on a DVD, there is a time and a place where commercials are actually watched: Live sporting events.
Eagles v. Jets, Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011 This weekend, Chef Spouse and I celebrated our 19th anniversary. I think, on some level, the Eagles knew and en...
Remember the last time the Eagles put together what amounted to their longest winning streak (2 games) this season? For three weeks, it felt like maybe the Eagles were finding their way, putting their season together, pulling out the tailspin.
There's a part of me that wants the Jets to make it to the playoffs so they can knock off the Patriots. The other side doesn't want to admit that the Jets season could be over when it just started.
The Giants seem to be entering their typical end of season slide. The Cowboys are always a risk to implode. And being at home doesn't seem to help them.
How did such a promising season turn into what it is now?! Uncertain. Random. Heartbreaking. Cursed.
While there are many hurdles to cross before digital media can become a fluid and revenue-generating component of the company's operations, there is much more NYBC could and should be doing in this space.
When I watch the Jets offense, it tells me that if I put my mind to something, the end results will be fantastic. Touchdown! The Jets defense, though, teaches me to never give up and be tough.
