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In the first W Debate, Jane McManus and Sarah Spain discuss what Tim Tebow will need to do to stay in the NFL now that the Jets have released him.

Jets offensive lineman Austin Howard already plays the cello, and when his football days are over, he plans to tackle the piano.

For the Ravens' do-anything athlete James Ihedigbo, the key to success on and off the field has been a willingness to prepare for anything and never let up on the hard work.

This week's 53rd Man, Garrett McIntyre, went undrafted, then played in the CFL and Arena football before finally making the Jets as a 26-year-old rookie.

Connie Carberg has the Jets in her blood. Growing up as the daughter of the team doctor, she went on to work for the team she loved first as secretary, then scout.

Tim Tebow to the Jets? It's the Bible Belt meets "Jersey Shore." Crocodile Dundee's first trip to Broadway, only the Australian has a Southern twang and cowboy boots and uses the word "abstinence" with a straight face.

Derrick Mason wears pink to honor his mom, Glennie Winn, a breast cancer survivor. He is just one of many NFL personalities who have a tie to the disease.

As a contract holdout last season, Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis knows the pain of missing training camp. In the event of an NFL lockout, he thinks that players will be more prone to injuries without organized team workouts during the offseason.

If you can't take the heat, get back in the kitchen. That and other anachronistic advice for young women working in sports.

In the Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take our abridged version of the most famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Last week Jane McManus caught up with Mr. Personality himself, Jets coach Rex Ryan.

For Jets guard Matt Slauson, it's no longer all about the game. With a newborn son at home, he's learning to walk the very fine line between his personal life and his work life.

The NFL wants teams to know that it is taking the idea of sexual harassment very, very seriously. In theory. However in practice, the NFL has not been issuing suspensions, or fines -- or in the case of Brett Favre, making any actual decisions.

Danny Woodhead was always a longshot in the NFL, which is why it's so easy to like him.