Tebow Sanchez

• NEW YORK (AP) -- Tim Tebow has been invited to Mark Sanchezs Jets West passing camp this summer and is expected to attend. A person with knowledge of the invitation said Monday that Sanchez extended the invite to Tebow.
(CNN Sports Illustrated)
• FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Mark Sanchez smiled for a split-second when a reporter labeled him as the most scrutinized guy in the New York Jets locker room. Nooo, the quarterback said, dripping with sarcasm. Yep, its true.
(YAHOO!)
• Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis may cause problems for the team by taking a stand over his two-year-old deal.  Revis realizes that he may not be the only source of possible consternation in 2012.
(NBC Sports)
• For many parents out there, the name Flat Stanley is probably one you are familiar with. Based on the book Flat Stanley, this paper boy cutout is designed to be sent to friends and relatives all over the world.
(YAHOO!)
• Mark Sanchez, the New York Jets starting quarterback, does not seem to be as concerned with backup QB Tim Tebow taking his spot as the mainstream media. In fact, Sanchez admitted that he cannot compete with Tebow in the gym.
(Christian Post)
• The Jets scrutinized quarterback duo, Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow, had a so-so day in todays OTA session, the second open to the media. Todays focus was the red zone and two-minute drill.
(NJ.com)
• Thursday was the second of the New York Jets OTAs that was open to the media.
(NFL)
• In the third episode of Football Nation Today, Alex discusses the news from last weeks NFL OTA camps, the NFLPAs collusion case against the NFL, and the decision to make knee-pads and thigh-pads mandatory.
(YardBarker)
• Had Phil Simms been in Mark Sanchez's shoes when the Jets brought in Tim Tebow, he's not sure he'd have been as accommodating as the Jets' starter.
(Victoria Advocate)
• FLORHAM PARK — Mark Sanchez smiled for a split-second when a reporter labeled him as the most scrutinized guy in the Jets' locker room. "Nooo," the quarterback said, dripping with sarcasm. Yep, it's true.
(Asbury Park Press)