Showing posts with label NY Jets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NY Jets. Show all posts

Monday, April 29, 2013

New York Jets release Tim Tebow


The NY Times is reporting that the New York Jets have released Tim Tebow:
On Monday morning, the Jets cut Tebow with no pomp, a victim of circumstance. They acknowledged an experiment gone awry with a news release that said, simply, “Jets waive QB Tim Tebow.” There was no mention in that release of Tebow’s statistics with the Jets, perhaps in part because there were none worth mentioning.

He was more afterthought than asset, more distraction than revelation, a decoy who played a greater role on special teams than behind center.
No word on where Tebow could end up in the NFL.

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Tim Tebow shirtless in GQ Magazine


From the article in GQ:
"Tebow smiles the entire time he is surrounded by reporters, no matter what he's asked, no matter how naked the trap being laid for him, every one of which he dodges, effortlessly, with a soft chuckle. He is clearly enjoying himself. He likes the attention, and not in a craven, needy way. More like: I'm a people person! Back in Denver, Tebow was criticized for playing the noble innocent while others did the assassinating on his behalf, letting him ascend unscathed into the spotlight. One time he was chastised and fined by the team's other QBs for not proactively denouncing a highway billboard in Denver clamoring for Tebow to be the starter. Back then, when I was eager for reasons to hate Tebow, I sided with his teammates. But now, standing two feet from him, it seems ridiculous to hold him responsible for the antics of some schmucky fan."

Read the entire article at GQ.com

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Tim Tebow makes training debut shirtless in the rain


Tim Tebow, now a New York Jet, baffled the media by making his public training debut with an "unusual" shirtless run in the rain, something he won't even do in his buttoned-up Jockey underwear ads.

The move has put him front and center on every sports page today.

(h/t Towleroad)