Who has the edge in New York: Tebow or Sanchez?

Published: Mar 29, 2012 at 12:45 PM

Adam Rank

NFL.com Writer

Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow in New York seems like some pairing in a buddy-sports movie, where guys from opposite sides have to co-exist for the betterment of the team. (We'll discuss which actors play Tebow and Sanchez later.)

Right now, the scuttlebutt centers around who will be the Jets' starting quarterback when the 2012 season opens. Coach Rex Ryan has given his support to Sanchez, but there will be those who'll call for Tebow after the first incomplete pass.

But why wait? We offer this gridiron breakdown to help Ryan come up with an equitable decision.

And the winner? Well, I'm not sure there will be any winner in this situation, no matter how many times we break it down.

Talk about it with Rank via Twitter.

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