Yeah, Elway saw this as his way of getting Tebow off the team without being crucified.
Pretty sure he offered Manning some incredible side incentives to sign (j/k)

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Yeah, Elway saw this as his way of getting Tebow off the team without being crucified.
Pretty sure he offered Manning some incredible side incentives to sign (j/k)
Mark Sanchez, youre not alone anymore: Your new backup quarterback is being questioned by anonymous quotes from teammates, too.
Tim Tebows trade has just become official, and already unnamed Jets players are talking to reporters about why they dont think its going to work. A New York Post story this morning is headlined Some Jets wary of Tim circus, and details that a number of players who will share the locker room with Tebow dont think he belongs there. None of them, of course, were willing to put their names behind their opinions.
Several current Jets, who spoke with The Post Saturday, asked not to be quoted but expressed disbelief at the team bringing Tebow in, the story says. The idea of a backup quarterback having a press conference is something they cant wrap their heads around, and they know its just the beginning.
The Jets have led the league in anonymous quotes since the season ended, with unnamed players opining to reporters about topics like Sanchez lacking the leadership the team needs and Santonio Holmes being a divisive presence in the locker room. That has led to a backlash, with Sanchez ripping anonymous sources as gutless, and Jets coach Rex Ryan saying anonymous sources dont speak for the team.
But anonymous sources do speak for themselves. And some of the anonymous sources in the Jets locker room apparently dont think highly of either Sanchez or Tebow.
THE CIRCUS HAS COME TO TOWN!
I work from home and often put on TV sports talk shows in the background. They should just change the name of "ESPN First Take" to "ESPN Tebow Take". Skip Bayless refuses to talk about anything else and it has been that way since Tebow started starting in Denver. What's crazy about this is it it late March.
I took off work today, and haven't watched that show in months. I watched it, and of course it was all about Tebow and Sanchez and blah blah blah.
I don't see how ESPN continues to do this, but I guess it's the dumbass viewers that continue to watch ESPN and give it ratings. I watched it for about 15 minutes until I realized it was going to be nothing but Tebow. It still amazes me that there hasn't been another sports network to put ESPN out of business.
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Looks like GP's got a fever, and the only prescription is more Tebow!
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Rex ryan is about to make tebow a throwing running back.
Posted by Mike Florio on April 15, 2012, 9:24 PM EDT
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim v New York Yankees
While attending a Yankees game on Friday, Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said that the feels bad for the Sanchez because fans will be cheering for backup quarterback Tim Tebow during the first game of the 2012 season.
New York fans attending Sundays game at Yankees Stadium got a chance to chime in.
Art Stapleton of the Record reports via Twitter that Tim Tebow was shown on the large video monitor attending the game, and that his image was greeted with loud boos. Later, Stapleton explained it as [f]aint cheers and mostly boos.
Though we wont know what the fans at MetLife Stadium will do until they assemble for a Jets game and Tebow trots onto the field, its safe to say that Tebow wont be hearing many cheers if/when he starts burning worms and/or putting balls in the front row.
UPDATE 10:29 p.m. ET: The Associated Press item from the game also says that Tebow was booed.
The ESPN broadcast showed Tebow, who wore a Yankees cap, chatting with Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade early in the game at their seats on the third-base line, by the Angels' dugout. Tebow's brother, Robby, later tweeted a photo of the action.*
Wade was also booed when he was shown on the scoreboard earlier in the game. But those boos quickly turned to cheers when Wade held up his Yankees cap.*
Later Sunday, Wade was asked via his Twitter account whether the boos were for him or Tebow.*
"Oh me 4 sure," Wade tweeted .*
I never thought too much about Sanchez, but I didn't really expect to see what I've seen from him this year. Do you think Tebow being there affected him?
If so, wouldn't that in itself say something about Sanchez?