Tim Tebow was only given three snaps in the New York Jets' loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. After having success moving the ball in the first half, the Jets' offense stalled for the final 30 minutes. Tebow came in for his brief cameo and instantly made a difference with a 22-yard run. But after two handoffs, he was back on the bench for the rest of the game. Tony Sparano and the Jets don't seem very sure about how and when to utilize their so-called secret weapon. Should they use Tebow much more than they have been? Have they been doing the right thing, by spotting him here and there and giving Mark Sanchez most of the snaps? Or should they scrap him altogether and just use him as a pure backup? What do you think?