So far, when it comes to the New York Jets' offense, it doesn't matter who's playing quarterback. Neither Mark Sanchez nor Tim Tebow -- or anyone else in green and white -- led the Jets to a single touchdown in their first three preseason games, making Gang Green the first team since the 1977 Falcons to fail to find the end zone in that stretch. While it's true that teams generally play "vanilla" schemes in preseason, the seeming lack of offensive firepower on New York's roster has some fans feeling nervous. Will the Jets' offense turn it around in time for Week 1 against the Bills' improved defense?

• hawkfan8028: :Sanchez, Tebow, whoever... Both guys are going to end up on their back right now with how poor the o-line has been. Both QBs have faced some pressure but the sad thing is that Shonn Greene is a good back and won't have the ability to run because there isn't a team that will respect the pass."
• Blaq_Ops: "Lost in all this Tebow hooplah is how well Sanchez played. His one pick went right through Hills hands into a defenders hands and another one of his passes was dropped in the end zone."
• Vladislav003: "This has been the most overscrutinized pre-season I've ever witnessed. Are you kidding me? The Jets are going to be terrible because they arent scoring in games they don't game plan for and dont use their actual playbook for? Please. About the only thing to gain from these preseason games is watching Tebow and realizing that he's not THAT good and still can't throw."
• msg4ever2: "What else can they say, the same comments after every poor performance. It is always we need to work harder. The problems just may be that they lack the talent to have a decent offense and maybe Tannebaum and Rex should be held accountable for that."
• stickgril: "thinking i need to pick up the jets field goal kicker. He's about the only one to score points for that team."



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