It's not only New York fans who think that way....they're just louder about it. The bottom line on Tebow is his "entertainment" value. If he leads the Jets to bigger and better on the field he'll be the toast of the town...doesn't matter who he worships. If he fails...as you say, he'll get chewed up and spit out. The same applies to Ozzie Guillen...if the Marlins make it to the World Series all is forgotten...everyone loves a winner.

I remember when Roberto Alomar spit on an umpire during a game when he played for the Orioles. The CLeveland fans hated him. Of coruse a few months later he came to the Indians. Then they loved him.

As a Jets fan, I don't think Tebow and Sanchez on the field at the same time would amount to much of a threat to the Patriots...

I don't get this trade. They already have a quarterback who doesn't really start playing until the third quarter, to this they add a quarterback that doesn't get going until 7:00 minutes left in the 4th. I don't see how this will make them any better.

You should be happy with Tebow just consuming salary cap, even if he is on the bench.

And, I don't know, maybe I'm the one changing; maybe it's that I'm increasingly aware of it rather than it increasingly being that way. But either way I'm starting to stop watching sports because I can't stomach it. It is too much a way for them to sneak in a point of view that has nothing to do with sports, usually either Christianity or militarism. Fuck them.

#1. Thou shalt have no other gods before me (sports)

I offer all NY'ers my condolences. And thanks, by the way, for taking Tim off our hands.