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  • Description : Hackenberg has not been on the active roster in any of the Jets' first 15 games, but he will be in uniform as the Jets' No. 2 quarterback Sunday. Bowles initially said Hackenberg will not play unless Fitzpatrick gets injured, but later left open the possibility that Hackenberg could see mop-up duty late in the game. Hackenberg was a second-round pick in the 2016 draft, and if he doesn't play Sunday, he will become the first quarterback since 2008 to be drafted in the first or second round and not play a single snap as a rookie. "Why does he have to play now? It's the last game of http://www.internationers.com/blogs/post/167772 the season," wide receiver Brandon Marshall said of Hackenberg, according to ESPN. "He'll have a whole offseason to get better and work hard. Why would you want to do that to that kid? "Just because we're having a bad season doesn't mean you throw guys out there just because and say, 'OK, you're ready to play.' Let the kid sit there and continue to learn from Fitz, sit in a room and approach the offseason with guns blazing and he'll be fine. You don't need to throw the kid out there right now. Fitz is our best option to win. We're trying to win a ballgame." Fitzpatrick, who signed a $12 million contract in July, has been benched twice this season. His last start came in a 41-10 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Dec. 5. He is 2-8 as the starter this season and has thrown 17 interceptions, tied for the second-most in the league, and just 10 touchdown passes. The decision by the Bills to not start Taylor is fueled by an injury guarantee in his contract. If Taylor were to be injured against the Jets and unable to pass a physical on March 11, the Bills would owe him $27.5 million."Dallas Cowboys Jersey Terms like cheerleader guy, to me, maybe fall outside of bounds of critique or criticism," Tomlin said during Tuesday's news conference. "They probably fall more toward the area of disrespect and unprofessional. But what do I know? I grew up a Dallas fan. Particularly a (Thomas) 'Hollywood' Henderson fan." Henderson ridiculed Bradshaw back in 1979 when the Cowboys and Steelers were at the top of the NFL. He said this of Bradshaw: "He couldn't spell cat if you spotted him the C and the A." The controversy erupted last week when Bradshaw sharply critiqued Tomlin, who has a 102-57 record and a Super Bowl title in 10 seasons with the Steelers. "I don't think he's a great coach at all," Bradshaw said of Tomlin. "He's a nice coach. To me, I've said this, he's really a great cheerleader guy. I don't know what he does. I don't think he is a great coach at all. His name never even pops in my mind when we think about great coaches in the NFL." Pittsburgh players, including quarterback Bencheap ncaa jerseys basketball Roethlisberger, have backed Tomlin with supportive comments. Tomlin doesn't like the situation but understands it is part of business in the NFL. "I appreciate the support, but criticism and critique are very much a part of our business," Tomlin said. "It's an element of our business that as a competitor I embrace. The term 'great,' that's something I have a great deal of respect for. I certainly don't think that my resume to this point reads as great. But very few coaches' resumes read as that at this point. "Guys like Bill (Belichick) in New England probably can say that, Pop (Gregg Popovich) down in San Antonio (of the NBA). I think the rest of us are just working stiffs to be quite honest with you."

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