Jets fans, guess who's back? Mark Sanchez Returns
Well Jets fans, it didn't take long for Mark Sanchez to return as the Jets starting quarterback.
According to multiple sources, the Jets will go back to Sanchez for the clubs' season finale in Buffalo on Sunday, after Rex Ryan discovered that Greg McElroy is suffering from symptoms of a concussion. The fact that McElroy has a concussion should not be surprising since the man was sacked 11 times last week against the Chargers.
Sources also say that Rex Ryan was surprised that McElroy was suffering from a concussion:
This means that the Jets get to see "Buttfumble" one more time this season. Sanchez will take on a Bills team that he actually torched on opening day for three touchdowns. This time expect Sanchez to throw three touchdowns for Buffalo; as in interceptions that go back the other way.
It is curious to note that Ryan quickly went back to Sanchez, a failed quarterback, without any hesitation. Tim Tebow was completely ignored by Ryan once again, as the rift between the coach and the popular signal caller continues.
Tebow was reportedly not happy he was bypassed again. The Jets should have played Tebow instead of Sanchez. Heck, they should have played Tebow last week instead of McElroy. Clearly the Jets have something against Tebow -- they don't believe in him at all; instead they rather go with an even more unreliable quarterback in Sanchez. That says a lot about the current situation for Gang Green.
According to multiple sources, the Jets will go back to Sanchez for the clubs' season finale in Buffalo on Sunday, after Rex Ryan discovered that Greg McElroy is suffering from symptoms of a concussion. The fact that McElroy has a concussion should not be surprising since the man was sacked 11 times last week against the Chargers.
Sources also say that Rex Ryan was surprised that McElroy was suffering from a concussion:
" Ryan was unaware McElroy was
dealing with any head issues until Thursday morning. The coach was
clearly perturbed by McElroy's lack of honesty, saying the quarterback
wouldn't play regardless of how tests came back.
"I was stunned by it," Ryan said, via the New York Daily News. "I admire his courage and everything else, but you have to truthful.'" (NFL.com).This means that the Jets get to see "Buttfumble" one more time this season. Sanchez will take on a Bills team that he actually torched on opening day for three touchdowns. This time expect Sanchez to throw three touchdowns for Buffalo; as in interceptions that go back the other way.
It is curious to note that Ryan quickly went back to Sanchez, a failed quarterback, without any hesitation. Tim Tebow was completely ignored by Ryan once again, as the rift between the coach and the popular signal caller continues.
Tebow was reportedly not happy he was bypassed again. The Jets should have played Tebow instead of Sanchez. Heck, they should have played Tebow last week instead of McElroy. Clearly the Jets have something against Tebow -- they don't believe in him at all; instead they rather go with an even more unreliable quarterback in Sanchez. That says a lot about the current situation for Gang Green.
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