Have you ever wondered what NFL team logos would be like if they were a bit more.. honest?

LaDainian Tomlinson recently sat down with Showtime’s Inside the NFL, and in addition to looking very analyst-y (like any forward-thinking 32-year-old running back, LT might be planting the seeds for a career after football), he sounded like a guy who was done in New York.

The best assorted links from across the web (and what you should watch on TV tonight) for Wednesday, January 18th. Photo h/t to Barry Petchesky. After the jump, our starting five:

After six tenuous seasons in New York, Brian Schottenheimer resigned Tuesday night as Jets offensive coordinator. And although his on-field compatibility with quarterback Mark Sanchez was ehh (the Jets were ranked 25th in offense this year, 13th in points scored), their off-field fratboy rapport was never questioned.

The New York Daily News spoke with “several key Jets players and members of the organization” about quarterback Mark Sanchez, and the picture they painted wasn’t a pretty one. The sources, who refused to be named, said the lack of internal pressure on Sanchez (backup QB Mark Brunell is 41, and was never a viable option to replace Sanchez on the field) made him “lazy” and “content.” Oh, and they want the team to go out and get Peyton Manning. “Come on. That’s a no-brainer,” a Jets source said. “If you have a chance to get a healthy 36-year-old Peyton Manning and you don’t do it, then you’re stupid.” [Daily News]

They say a picture is worth 1000 words. This one happens to serve as a visual metaphor for the Jets’ entire season.

Remember that Jets mini-implosion from earlier this week, that included Bart Scott telling a cameraman to get out of his face while giving him the middle finger (seen at left)? Well, the Jets weren’t thrilled about it: they’re docking Scott $10,000. Of course $10,000 isn’t exactly a make-or-break amount for Scott, but clearly the Jets had to do something, given all the reports of the team being in disarray. The only other thing left to do to silence critics: win games. And luckily, as we know from Scott, ANYBODY CAN BE BEAT! Photo via Eye on Football

So, the Jets lost yesterday. That loss assured the team of not reaching the playoffs. The Jets are really, really not happy about this, and that’s to be expected. But the Jets do things – including anger – bigger and louder than most teams.

Here’s a breakdown of what occurred after the Giants’ victory over the Jets on Saturday, according to Brandon Jacobs: Giants win game, Rex Ryan approaches him, tells him to “Shut the ‘F’ up” and wait until he wins the Super Bowl, Jacobs gives the following interview to ESPN, in which he calls Rex Ryan a b——. Hooray!

Here’s something you probably haven’t seen before. With the New York Jets trailing the New York Giants 22-14 late in the 4th quarter, they were lining up to kick off to the Giants, after Mark Sanchez was sacked in the end zone for a safety, when some general confusion was unleashed on the viewing audience.