New York Jets Beware: Big Names and Talent May Bring Big Problems Too

The New York Jets have amassed an offseason to remember for a long time by acquiring many big names and top talent to hopefully get them to the Super Bowl after the 2010 season.

Not to be looking at all these amazing trades and signings in a bad light, but as sexy as many of these new faces may be on a team that made a run all the way to the AFC Championship game with a rookie quarterback, problems may arise sooner than later.

Obviously, this is just a speculation, but it is also something that Jets fans need to keep in the back of their mind just in case things begin to fall apart in the 2010 season.

Do the Jets look like a contender on paper?

Most definitely, but will that also be able to translate onto the football field?

With so many names to name—LaDainian Tomlinson, Santonio Holmes, and Antonio Cromartie are some of the biggest additions.

Along with Braylon Edwards, Mark Sanchez, Derrelle Revis, and Bart Scott to name just a few, the Jets are loaded top to bottom.

But how long until Tomlinson begins to complain that he is not getting enough reps, or Edwards complains that he is not getting enough passes thrown his way, or Holmes gets in more off-field trouble?

The list can go on and on, but if there is one personality that can control all the egos and drama that might happen will all the big names, it is Head Coach Rex Ryan.

Hopefully, Ryan will be able to keep this team under control, but that is a lot to ask for from a second-year head coach.

Then again, a rookie head coach taking his team all the way to the AFC Championship game is a lot to ask, too.

Either way, you look at it, Ryan will have a ton of pressure on his shoulders to get back to the AFC Championship game and keep all of his players happy, too.

Can it be done?

Well, we will all have to tune into HBO's Hard Knocks this summer to get a glimpse and see if all these players can mesh and work as a team.