Tim Tebow knew what he was getting into when he was traded to the New York Jets. Every microcosm of his game was going to be dissected and put under a microscope, and it started with the first open-to-the-media Jets Organized Team Activities. Tebow threw two interceptions in a span of three three plays in a lackluster debut for the Jets. Former Gator head coach Urban Meyer and former Gator strength and conditioning coach Mickey Marotti looked on as Tebow struggled learning a new offense under former Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano. Incumbent quarterback Mark Sanchez showed more polish than Tebow, but Tebow was also put in a different role besides quarterback, slotted as the up-back on the punt unit. The former Gator Heisman Trophy winner knows it's going to be a process, and is just thankful each and every day to play the game he loves.