Tim Tebow has been introduced as the newest member of the New York Jets, but it remains to be seen what impact Tebow will have on the Jets' offense.
What we do know, though, is that Tebow can't fill the other needs New York is faced with as the NFL draft approaches.
Safety was a primary need heading into free agency, but the signing of former Redskins S LaRon Landry helped fill that void. Four areas remain in need of an upgrade, including players Tebow could end up throwing passes to.
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