Jets quarterback Tim Tebow (15) looks for a receiver against the
Titans on Monday night at LP Field. / Kirby Lee, USA TODAY
Sports  It's to the point now that whatever decision the New
York Jets make involving Tim Tebow, it's going to be met with
criticism unless he manages to set the Earth on fire.  Which
Tebow most certainly did not do when he replaced Mark Sanchez
for a drive in the second quarter of Monday night's game against
the Tennessee Titans.  The five-play drive included two rushes
from Tebow, a sack and a delay-of-game penalty that set up a
third-and-16, which resulted in a scrambling Tebow throwing the
ball away.   "I'm not sure what they wanted to accomplish
there," Gruden said. "Sanchez moved the team in his first two
possessions, and they had good field position. That was a
mystery to me. I'm just not quite sure what they want to
accomplish with Tim Tebow as a quarterback in this offense.
Clearly, they're confused, I'm confused, and I think a lot of
people at home are, as well."  Joe Namath al