LaDainian Tomlinson's comments regarding the in-house fighting that resulted in a public airing of the team's laundry; puts into perspective just how broken this New York Jet organization has become.

Tomlinson, who was brutally candid on Showtime's Inside the NFL, doubted if quarterback Mark Sanchez can "coexist" with wide receiver Santonio Holmes.

Asked just how toxic the situation had become, Tomlinson described the Sanchez-Holmes feud to be as bad as he has seen in his eleven years in the NFL.

Now a free agent, it was obvious Tomlinson would like to continue his career, but not with the Jets.

Coming to New York on the premise the Jets were on the verge of a Super Bowl, Tomlinson saw his production drop off significantly as the lion's share of carries were given to third-year man Shonn Greene.

While Greene did have a 1,000 yard season, his impact was not what had been nearly anticipated.

For Tomlinson, who had 219 carries for 914 yards and six touchdowns in his first year with New York had a mere 75 carries for 280 yards and just one touchdown this season.

Getting back to his interview, Tomlinson felt Sanchez worked hard, but was "pampered" as suggested by Inside the NFL's Warren Sapp.

Tomlinson, a Hall of Famer in waiting, appeared relieved to be out of the mess that now exists in Florham Park, New Jersey.

136149060_crop_340x234 TIME TO SAY GOOD BYE? - Jet captain Santonio Holmes may just have to coexist with Mark Sanchez just based on the cap problems should Gang Green either release him or tried to trade him in what looks like a very interesting off seaons for New York.
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In losing, all the bravado by Head Coach Rex Ryan has left the Jets disliked by their peers in the NFL. 

All the promises and predictions have become tired, hollow and downright embarrassing. These Jets lack any locker room leadership or leaders in general. This team will see a major change in personnel in the offseason.

While Mark Sanchez may remain the starter, the New York Jets need a legitimate competition in camp.

For Mark Sanchez to regain the confidence of the starting lineup, he needs to win a competitive camp and earn the right to lead the Jets while leading them from the head of the line.

Mark Sanchez was an anointed starter with no serious backup. The current cap space makes it almost impossible for the Jets to bump Holmes from the roster.

That means everyone will need to get along or at the very least—go along.

Given the financial parameters of the team's balance sheet, some tough decisions will be made if the New York Jets can't be fixed in time for next season.

The airing out of dirty laundry in the public has truly demonstrated the lack of team leadership by the players as well as the coaching staff.

So the question remains: Who is the face of the New York Jets?

136320119_crop_340x234 LEAD FROM THE HEAD OF THE LINE REX - If Rex Ryan is going to survive his rhetoric and own big mouth, he needs to clean-up the image of this franchise in a hurry.
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Do they dump Sanchez for a run at Peyton Manning?

Do they take a hard look at Josh Freeman or some other available quarterback who can push Sanchez to get better?

Hard to say.

But what bothers me most is the utter silence of Head Coach Rex Ryan.

When needed most, why isn't he speaking out for the sake of team unity?

What is his plan to get this fixed?

The New York Jets are a broken team.

The only question that remains is: Who is willing to step up and fix this franchise?