Topics: Alan Schechter, Mark Sanchez, NY Jets, Peyton Manning, Rich Cimini, Sanchez Comebacks, Sanchez On Hot Seat, Sanchez Playoff Wins, Tim Tebow, Tom Brady

June 14, 2012; Florham Park, NJ, USA; New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez (6) laughs after minicamp at the Atlantic Health Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Ed Mulholland-US PRESSWIRE
Mark Sanchez needs to have a big year. The acquisition of Tim Tebow makes that more apparent, for obvious reasons. But should Mark Sanchez really be in the hot seat? Rich Cimini says yes in his Take 5 piece on espn.com.
My question this morning is, “Is that really fair?”
Yes, it’s quite easy to say, but is it justified? The answer is an unqualified no, and turn the page where we will talk about why.
Topics: Alan Schechter, Mark Sanchez, NY Jets, Peyton Manning, Rich Cimini, Sanchez Comebacks, Sanchez On Hot Seat, Sanchez Playoff Wins, Tim Tebow, Tom Brady
Alan has been a passionate Jets fan since 1985. Obviously, that means he is a glutton for punishment, as he has suffered through many Jets disappointments. He remembers Mark Gastineau's late hit in the 1986 AFC Divisional Playoff game like it was yesterday. There have been many more failures than successes, but through it all, Alan has remained true to the Gang Green. He has been blogging for the Jets on various websites for the past 5-6 years. He lives and breathes the NY Jets all year round, and is committed to bringing the Jets passion to "The Jet Press" on a daily basis.
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