Jets Trade for Tim Tebow
The excitement around New York and New Jersey can hardly be contained. The most polarizing figure in sports, Tim Tebow, just arrived via a trade from the Denver Broncos all because Peyton Manning hurt his neck, got cut from the Colts, signed with Denver, allowing General Manager John Elway to make Tim Tebow expendable.

It is great to be a Jets fan right now. People everywhere are talking about the Jets. The team is the most interesting in the League and what is even more interesting is how the Jets are going to use Tebow as a weapon on offense. The new Offensive Coordinator brought the wildcat offensive scheme to pro football and now he is teamed up with the perfect wildcat quarterback. A whole different dimension to football, unique, versatile, creative, exciting football is ahead for the Jets.
Many critics knock the move, they are plain wrong. The Jets got a gift in this deal, landing a player that gives them an opportunity to be unique in their approach on offense. There is nothing wrong with running for a first down, and if the quarterback can do that than that is one more blocker on the field. Think 3rd and short, how nice is it to have someone who is capable of throwing a short pass for a first down or run for a first down. Try to play defense against that.
The knock on Tebow is his completion percentage. The guy only has played in less than 20 games in his entire career. If he can complete just 1 more pass out of 10 than he has done during his first two seasons then his percentage will be right there with most NFL quarterbacks.
Tebow is a winner, he will invariably make the Jets entertaining, must watch television in which a commitment to the ground and pound philosophy coupled with a top Rex Ryan led defense could be the ingredients that can start a dynasty.
If the game plan would be more advantageous against certain teams to start Tim Tebow, then Tim Tebow should start in those situations.
