Mr. Reliable

Sure, he's got the arm of a female highschooler, but the guy is damn resilient. He produced a ton of mediocre seasons for the Jets, usually failing late in games to be able to complete on the "big play."
Good Ol' Chad then headed to South Beach to resurrect the Dolphins season the the same year that Gang Green signed Brett "those aren't my crocs, and thats not my johnson" Favre. Chaddy boy took home some hardware that season-Comeback Player of The Year-on the way to the playoffs.
In comes Chad Henne-the borderline boss from Michigan-but, after a mediocre performance thus for, an old door reopens. And, without further adieu, he's baaaack.

"This is not an indictment on Chad Henne at all," Sparano said. "It's not an indictment on his future. This player has gotten an awful lot better. But at this particular time, it's something I believe I need to do for our team."

Suuuure... just throw in old stale arm and look for a resurgence mid season? Cmon, with the Pats and Jets dominating the AFC East-what's the freakin point? I mean if Chad Henne is the future, why bench him? Why pull in Pennington, who quite frankly shouldn't even be playing anymore? Cmaan Sparano, we all thought you were better then this. Somewhere within that organization Mr. Parcells is questioning his decision to hire you. As a Jets fan, we get to watch closely this week as the Titans rip roar right through Jake Long on the way to another separated pennington shoulder. Enjoy!