Andrew Weber/USA TODAY Sports In a classic Friday afternoon news dump designed to gain as little attention as possible (oops), the New York Jets released fifth-year veteran Mark Sanchez, then announced minutes later that free agent quarterback Michael Vick would join the team on a one-year contract. Both announcements had been rumored, though not necessarily expected. But while the first part makes sense Sanchezs time in New York was numbered ever since the drafting of Geno Smith last year the second is baffling. If Smith is supposed to be the answer at quarterback, why bring in a bigger talent to hold a clipboard? And if Vick is brought in as the starter, why did Smith only get 16 games as a starter. Better yet, why was he drafted in the first place? Though hes not the same quarterback he used to be, Michael Vick can still turn a middling team into a playoff contender. What will the Jets do with him? Is he the starter? A backup-in-waiting? And how does any of this help the...