During a campaign stop in Ohio, President Obama made a call into radio station 97.1 The Fan in Columbus Thursday and he had a warning for New York Jets fans.
"I gotta tell you, I don't like the idea of a quarterback controversy at the start of the season, so if I was a Jets fan, I'd be pretty nervous," he said. "Sanchez is not Tom Brady yet, but he led them to the playoffs two years in a row. I think Tim Tebow seems to be a wonderful young man, and he's got just a great winning attitude. He really steps up when things count."
Does that mean the President is siding with Sanchez— the incumbent? Shocking.
Obama sounded like he thinks Rex Ryan's executive decision could be a tough one.
"But there's going to be a lot of tension in that situation," Obama added. "So it'll be interesting to see how it plays itself out."
Jets owner, Woody Johnson, is a powerful fundraiser and big supporter of the Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney.
Who knows, by November 7, two incumbents may be out of a job.
