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The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1525 ... ?hpt=hp_t4
For crying out loud, why don't teams want this guy to play for them?
Is it us, his loyal fan base from Hogtown? Does the UF hate include this guy?
Really?
For crying out loud, why don't teams want this guy to play for them?
Is it us, his loyal fan base from Hogtown? Does the UF hate include this guy?
Really?
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when you said our favorite Pro QB I was hoping something else. I like Tebow and want to see him do well. But he is not even close to my favorite Pro QB. He wasn't even my favorite player when he was at UF.
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Well that's because Brantley was on the team at the time. Remember when you thought he was going to be better than Tim in 2010?
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Here are some reasons:
Many players are self centered and resent fan appreciation of Tim.
Many coaches have similar positions and won't modify their offense to accomidate Tim's talents.
Many agree with the foolish idea that Tim is popular just because of religion, when it really is that he does good (I agree he does it in the name of his religion).
People like the author think that Tebow played against future accountants???
The SF QB did nothing that his back up could not have done and perhaps without the mistakes he might have won the Super Bowl.
That's all Folks!!!
Many players are self centered and resent fan appreciation of Tim.
Many coaches have similar positions and won't modify their offense to accomidate Tim's talents.
Many agree with the foolish idea that Tim is popular just because of religion, when it really is that he does good (I agree he does it in the name of his religion).
People like the author think that Tebow played against future accountants???
The SF QB did nothing that his back up could not have done and perhaps without the mistakes he might have won the Super Bowl.
That's all Folks!!!
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Re: The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
MatthewM. wrote:Well that's because Brantley was on the team at the time. Remember when you thought he was going to be better than Tim in 2010?
umm, my favorite players tend to be on defense. My favorite player at that time happened to be Janoris Jenkins who went and did a knuckle headed thing and paid the price for it.
I never said Brantley was going to be a better football player than Tim. But a better QB could have been. I forgot we had a coach who 1- didn't know how to use a QB and 2- quit on UF long before leaving our campus.
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Re: The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
GatorKen wrote:MatthewM. wrote:Well that's because Brantley was on the team at the time. Remember when you thought he was going to be better than Tim in 2010?
umm, my favorite players tend to be on defense. My favorite player at that time happened to be Janoris Jenkins who went and did a knuckle headed thing and paid the price for it.
I never said Brantley was going to be a better football player than Tim. But a better QB could have been. I forgot we had a coach who 1- didn't know how to use a QB and 2- quit on UF long before leaving our campus.
Maybe you should pick a player with better morals, it's fairly strange the best player in the Nation wasn't your favorite player and you are a Gator fan? I couldn't wait until game day to see what Tim would do when some adversity was thrown at him, much better than your pick, but hey who knows how these kids act when they are with his friends, I should probably say that JJ was just stupid SMOKE IT AT HOME... I really don't know about his morals,I have o problem with I'm doing weed other than its illegal and against the rules.
Purifoy is from where I live in Pensacola he is or was a good kid, he didn't smoke weed or hang with the wrong crowds, I'm not so sure why he was arrested for weed when it was in the front seat and he was in the rear, I think this will be dropped if it hasn't already been.
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Re: The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
Despite a horrendous throwing motion, an inability to make the most elementary of reads (including the option), overrated athleticism and nightmarish footwork, Tebow earned the esteemed title of "former first-round pick" when all was said and done.

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Re: The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
GatorKen wrote:when you said our favorite Pro QB I was hoping something else. I like Tebow and want to see him do well. But he is not even close to my favorite Pro QB. He wasn't even my favorite player when he was at UF.
Obviously, I meant our favorite UF QB...but you knew that didn't you?
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I think if they would have just left Tebow alone when it came to his throwing motion it would have helped him. Remember his Heisman year when he was throwing it all over the yard and then people started to cry his motion was a .3 second slower than normal.
The NFL and scouts are so caught up on "if a guy ain't this way, then it's wrong". To short, slow 40, throws different, he came from a different play style, ect. That means they won't make it the NFL to them
Who knows though I wish him the best
The NFL and scouts are so caught up on "if a guy ain't this way, then it's wrong". To short, slow 40, throws different, he came from a different play style, ect. That means they won't make it the NFL to them
Who knows though I wish him the best
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#1GATOR FAN wrote:I think if they would have just left Tebow alone when it came to his throwing motion it would have helped him. Remember his Heisman year when he was throwing it all over the yard and then people started to cry his motion was a .3 second slower than normal.
The NFL and scouts are so caught up on "if a guy ain't this way, then it's wrong". To short, slow 40, throws different, he came from a different play style, ect. That means they won't make it the NFL to them
Who knows though I wish him the best
It really doesn't matter what his throwing motion is like...it's just plain and simple that he can't read defenses well enough for teams to make him their starting QB. I will always be a big fan of Tebow but it's time to just call a spade a spade and that he will never be great at reading defenses and throwing to spots on a field, on time, to a receiver that hasn't gotten open yet. Now MAYBE...if he got on a team that wanted to run something similar to SF's offense he might be able to succeed but their offense succeeds because Colin K has a great arm and can really throw the ball well.
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Re: The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
MatthewM. wrote:Well that's because Brantley was on the team at the time. Remember when you thought he was going to be better than Tim in 2010?
Matt, what is she saying?
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AugustaGator wrote:MatthewM. wrote:Well that's because Brantley was on the team at the time. Remember when you thought he was going to be better than Tim in 2010?
Matt, what is she saying?
With her right hand she says "I'm Olivia Wilde". With her left hand, I have no idea. I got distracted 50 times in a row.

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Re: The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
-THE DUDE- wrote:#1GATOR FAN wrote:I think if they would have just left Tebow alone when it came to his throwing motion it would have helped him. Remember his Heisman year when he was throwing it all over the yard and then people started to cry his motion was a .3 second slower than normal.
The NFL and scouts are so caught up on "if a guy ain't this way, then it's wrong". To short, slow 40, throws different, he came from a different play style, ect. That means they won't make it the NFL to them
Who knows though I wish him the best
It really doesn't matter what his throwing motion is like...it's just plain and simple that he can't read defenses well enough for teams to make him their starting QB. I will always be a big fan of Tebow but it's time to just call a spade a spade and that he will never be great at reading defenses and throwing to spots on a field, on time, to a receiver that hasn't gotten open yet. Now MAYBE...if he got on a team that wanted to run something similar to SF's offense he might be able to succeed but their offense succeeds because Colin K has a great arm and can really throw the ball well.
Dude, Tim Tebow has already succeeded in the NFL against all odds and with his deficiencies! Check his record. Check his 4th quarter rating. Check his TD passes to INT #'s, clutchness, playmaking ability, ability to throw the bomb, ability to lead a team, ability to turn around a team and his ability to avoid turnovers. Oh yeah also check out Tebow's NFL playoff record setting passing performance against the Steelers with their #1 pass defense. Tebow has proven he can play and win in the NFL even with so many people against him such as with Denver his own team last year.
Yes Tebow needs alot of improvement in reading defenses, throwing to spots etc. But the truth is he has succeeded with mediocre teammates and less than mediocre coaching. The only reason Tebow didn't spark the Jets this year is because the idiot coach wanted to protect Sanchez. There is doubt if Tebow could succeed in running a tradtional NFL offense. But there is no doubt Tebow would thrive and succeed playing in the same read option system Colin Kaepernick and Russell Wilson play in. That system is tailor made for Timmy.
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ShowMeLove wrote:AugustaGator wrote:MatthewM. wrote:Well that's because Brantley was on the team at the time. Remember when you thought he was going to be better than Tim in 2010?
Matt, what is she saying?
With her right hand she says "I'm Olivia Wilde". With her left hand, I have no idea. I got distracted 50 times in a row.
I'm Olivia Wilde, welcome to the GQ comedy edition.
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Scott512 wrote:-THE DUDE- wrote:#1GATOR FAN wrote:I think if they would have just left Tebow alone when it came to his throwing motion it would have helped him. Remember his Heisman year when he was throwing it all over the yard and then people started to cry his motion was a .3 second slower than normal.
The NFL and scouts are so caught up on "if a guy ain't this way, then it's wrong". To short, slow 40, throws different, he came from a different play style, ect. That means they won't make it the NFL to them
Who knows though I wish him the best
It really doesn't matter what his throwing motion is like...it's just plain and simple that he can't read defenses well enough for teams to make him their starting QB. I will always be a big fan of Tebow but it's time to just call a spade a spade and that he will never be great at reading defenses and throwing to spots on a field, on time, to a receiver that hasn't gotten open yet. Now MAYBE...if he got on a team that wanted to run something similar to SF's offense he might be able to succeed but their offense succeeds because Colin K has a great arm and can really throw the ball well.
Dude, Tim Tebow has already succeeded in the NFL against all odds and with his deficiencies! Check his record. Check his 4th quarter rating. Check his TD passes to INT #'s, clutchness, playmaking ability, ability to throw the bomb, ability to lead a team, ability to turn around a team and his ability to avoid turnovers. Oh yeah also check out Tebow's NFL playoff record setting passing performance against the Steelers with their #1 pass defense. Tebow has proven he can play and win in the NFL even with so many people against him such as with Denver his own team last year.
Yes Tebow needs alot of improvement in reading defenses, throwing to spots etc. But the truth is he has succeeded with mediocre teammates and less than mediocre coaching. The only reason Tebow didn't spark the Jets this year is because the idiot coach wanted to protect Sanchez. There is doubt if Tebow could succeed in running a tradtional NFL offense. But there is no doubt Tebow would thrive and succeed playing in the same read option system Colin Kaepernick and Russell Wilson play in. That system is tailor made for Timmy.
one season does not make a career in the NFL. I would love for him to get a chance but there is not a GM out there right now that will touch him because of all his deficiencies. Being a great leader and clutch performer isn't enough for teams to take a shot with him. They look at the other three quarters of the game and see one of the worst starting QB's in the league. You can't rely on miraculous comebacks every week for sustained success. Im not saying he can't eventually be a consistently good QB...he just has a lot of work to do and there's currently nobody that is willing to wait on him.
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Former NYJ QB coach Chi QB coach Matt Cavanaugh said "to be fair to Tim (Tebow), we didn't use it (wildcat package) enough to let him be productive in it."
Former NYJ QB coach Chi QB coach Matt Cavanaugh said "to be fair to Tim (Tebow), we didn't use it (wildcat package) enough to let him be productive in it."
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What audience wants to read articles on Tebow. His fans know it's
gonna get ugly-insulting . And his detractors have bludgeoned him
complete.
gonna get ugly-insulting . And his detractors have bludgeoned him
complete.
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gatordad wrote:GatorKen wrote:when you said our favorite Pro QB I was hoping something else. I like Tebow and want to see him do well. But he is not even close to my favorite Pro QB. He wasn't even my favorite player when he was at UF.
Obviously, I meant our favorite UF QB...but you knew that didn't you?
I wasn't sure. I was really hoping it was an NFL QB doing something knuckle headed. (not vick or big ben style but something harmless and silly)
But could have guessed it was about Tebow if I had to. I'm kinda tired of hearing about Tebow myself. Right now he's on a team that doesn't want him and all they want to do is ruin his career it seems. Until something changes then it just seems mute to discuss.
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MatthewM. wrote:ShowMeLove wrote:Matt, what is she saying?
With her right hand she says "I'm Olivia Wilde". With her left hand, I have no idea. I got distracted 50 times in a row.
I'm Olivia Wilde, welcome to the GQ comedy edition.[/quote]
It's a replay of that song :
"16 Tits" ..... "if the right one won't get you, then the left one will."
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Re: The latest piece on our favorite pro QB
GatorKen wrote:when you said our favorite Pro QB I was hoping something else. I like Tebow and want to see him do well. But he is not even close to my favorite Pro QB. He wasn't even my favorite player when he was at UF.
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