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A look back at the highlights (all three of them) and lowlights (too many to count) of Tim Tebow's brief time in New York: March 19 -- Coach Rex Ryan and general manager Mike Tannenbaum are sipping on Ben & Jerry's milkshakes at Newark Airport, wa...

Picking Geno Smith shows how much the Jets want to get rid of Mark Sanchez.

The New York Jets have hired John Idzik as their new general manager.

Mark Sanchez remains the New York Jets' starting quarterback, but the specter of Tim Tebow is growing larger.

The Jets took their beating and went home. Doused in hot sauce.

Tim Tebow denied speculation that he is frustrated in his smaller-than-expected role, and starter Mark Sanchez -- in his strongest comments to date -- insisted he's not concerned about the possibility of being replaced by the popular backup.

Tebow could be a game-changer on fourth down for Jets. Isn't that special?

Former New York Jets quarterback Chad Pennington, whose time with the team ended unceremoniously in 2008, rejoined his old team Tuesday to help tutor the team's quarterbacks for a day in training camp.

Under a shroud of secrecy and paranoia, the New York Jets practiced the ballyhooed Wildcat package Monday for the first time.

Quarterbacks Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow arrived for the start of New York Jets training camp on Thursday.

With Tony Sparano in the fold, the Jets are hell-bent on limiting turnovers.

Tony Sparano, speaking to reporters Thursday for the first time since he was hired, said he was "completely on board" with the Tim Tebow trade.

Chad Pennington was unceremoniously released by the New York Jets four years ago, but he's still making an impact on his former team's quarterback position. Pennington, who met with Mark Sanchez in South Florida for a few chalk-talk sessions in Fe...

The New York Jets and their top college-talent evaluator will likely part ways in the coming weeks, league sources told ESPNNewYork.com Tuesday, creating a cloud of uncertainty in the organization as it prepares for a critical draft later this week.

Tim Tebow will be required to sign a rewritten contract with the Denver Broncos on Friday and remain on Denver's salary cap for 24 hours thereafter. That means the trade will not be official until 4 p.m. ET Saturday.

The New York Jets' interest in Tim Tebow has intensified, two sources said Tuesday night.