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Typed comments will be lost if you are not signed in. Jets not ready for next QB decision after Mike White stumbles. Please enter an email address. Something went wrong. Tim Tebow wasn't pleased with his time with the Jets.

More Jets Wire. It's just hard to believe that after five years spent out of the NFL and in minor league baseball that he has made big strides at a position he never played.

American Football. Packers 28m ago. Patriots 31m ago. Cardinals v Panthers 41m ago. Packers vs. Jets X-Factor. Home News. Getty Images. Tebow, a New York Jet for a single season, will reportedly return to play for his college coach in Jacksonville, albeit as a tight end.

Now imagine if there were two of them. Join the official Discord community to connect with likeminded fans. Please Login to comment. Notify of. This wasn't enough for many of his supporters: They wanted him to start, but Rex Ryan and the Jets were seen as preventing that from happening. Is it possible that Ryan didn't start Tebow because he doesn't like him? Is it more likely that there's a football-related reason involved?

Yes, because when the Jets signed Tim Tebow they did not anticipate one key thing: He's terrible in practice. This isn't news; his poor practice record been established by teammates in both Denver and New York. You can't go with four sacks and an interception in practice and expect to be used in any role as a quarterback for a professional team.

What kind of team would look at that kind of performance and reward it? Some might say that only game-time experience should count towards the perception of a player. But if you're trying to train someone to a role, and that person repeatedly demonstrated a failure to learn the basics of the position, common sense dictates that you look for another option. The saga ended yesterday when the Jets waived Tebow.

Is he really more significant than the 12 other players who have also joined the ranks of the unemployed since the end of the draft? Adam Snyder, released by the Arizona, was a versatile eight-year veteran offensive lineman, playing at multiple positions for the 49ers and Cardinals. Evan Moore, released by Philadelphia, was a four-year veteran tight end who made the Cleveland Browns in after going undrafted in the prior year and went on to play in all 16 games for them in