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The Broncos, perhaps to appease [[Colorado]] [[liberals]], found a way to trade Tebow without infuriating his numerous fans.  The Broncos signed a neck-injured, elderly quarterback [[Peyton Manning]] to a deal costing nearly $100 million, and then immediately traded Tebow to the [[New York Jets]].  As the trade was finalized, on March 22, Tebow arrived in Morristown, New Jersey (near where the Jets train) amid much media publicity and fan support.
 
The Broncos, perhaps to appease [[Colorado]] [[liberals]], found a way to trade Tebow without infuriating his numerous fans.  The Broncos signed a neck-injured, elderly quarterback [[Peyton Manning]] to a deal costing nearly $100 million, and then immediately traded Tebow to the [[New York Jets]].  As the trade was finalized, on March 22, Tebow arrived in Morristown, New Jersey (near where the Jets train) amid much media publicity and fan support.
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Predictably, liberal opposition to Tebow getting any significant playing time has led to his sitting on the bench while the Jets underperform against teams Tebow has proven he is able to beat.
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Predictably, liberal opposition to Tebow getting any significant playing time has led to his sitting on the bench while the Jets underperform against teams Tebow has proven he is able to beat, like the [[San Diego Chargers]] and [[Miami Dolphins]].
    
During the 2012 season, Tebow has been kept on the bench while Mark Sanchez has played poorly in game after game.  For example, on November 22, Sanchez played the entire game against the Patriots, despite causing the team to lose 49-19.  Even after Sanchez repeatedly turned the ball over by throwing interceptions and fumbling the ball by running into his own lineman after a botched handoff, Tebow was not given a chance to play.   
 
During the 2012 season, Tebow has been kept on the bench while Mark Sanchez has played poorly in game after game.  For example, on November 22, Sanchez played the entire game against the Patriots, despite causing the team to lose 49-19.  Even after Sanchez repeatedly turned the ball over by throwing interceptions and fumbling the ball by running into his own lineman after a botched handoff, Tebow was not given a chance to play.   
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Finally the coach benched Sanchez, but he (or the owner) still refused to give Tebow any real playing time.<ref>http://www.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/2012/12/tim_tebow_and_mark_sanchez_red.html</ref>  The repeated refusal to play Tebow became a bigger story than which side won or lost the game itself.
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Finally the coach benched Sanchez, but he (or the owner) still refused to give Tebow any real playing time, instead starting the liberal poster-child [[Greg McElroy]].<ref>http://www.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/2012/12/tim_tebow_and_mark_sanchez_red.html</ref>  The repeated refusal to play Tebow became a bigger story than which side won or lost the game itself.
    
On April 29, 2013, after the draft weekend, the Jets waived their rights to Tebow. <ref>[http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2013/04/29/tim-tebow-released-new-york-jets/2120333 "Jets waive Tim Tebow after one season"]
 
On April 29, 2013, after the draft weekend, the Jets waived their rights to Tebow. <ref>[http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2013/04/29/tim-tebow-released-new-york-jets/2120333 "Jets waive Tim Tebow after one season"]
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