By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow was voted as the most popular Thanksgiving guest. He reportedly beat out Big Bird, Lady Gaga, and even President Barack Obama.
Yet, the entire country did not get to see Tebow on Thanksgiving. He revealed after the New England Patriots blowout win over the Jets that he has two fractured ribs.
He did; however, put in a full week of practice. Yet, head coach Rex Ryan said that Tebow’s ribs got progressively worse throughout the past few days.
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He did not play a single snap for the Jets on Thanksgiving.
Tebow has been on the injury report for the past couple of weeks but hasn’t missed any time. He should be fine in a couple of weeks.
If he couldn’t play, why did Ryan even dress him? Injured players usually do not dress for games.
Before missing the Thanksgiving Day game, Tebow has made 10 appearances this season. He has gone 6 of 7 for 39 yards.
In addition, he has also carried the football 29 times for 87 yards.
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Last weekend, he had two carries in a 27-13 win over the St. Louis Rams. He had -5 yards in the contest.
He was also 1 of 1 for -1 yards in the contest.
The Jets were blown out on Thanksgiving. The Patriots won 49-19 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
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