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dun

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I don;t see any rahrah for little timmy tebow this morning. Just cause the wheels fell off his little red wagon is no reason to ignore him
 
I still admire the guy dun. The Broncos ran into a buzz saw in New England. Superior coaching, better execution, home field advantage, more experienced team in the Pats. Most other AFC playoff contenders would have been hard pressed win at N.E.

Long term I don't see Tebow as a highly successful pro quarterback but I'll cheer fro him win or lose 'cause the world needs more folks like him.

My 2 cents.
 
There couldn't have been a bigger contrast if you wrote a script. On one side you had the perfect example of what a modern day QB is supposed to be. On the other side, well, not so much. Odd thing is Brady was a 6th round pick and Tebow went in the 1st round. Go figure.

I don't wish any bad luck on Tebow. He seems like a fine young man and all, but if I were an NFL coach I wouldn't want him as my QB. It'll be interesting to see how he does next year with a full off season and training camp under his belt. He might get better with time but I can't see him ever being a top QB in the NFL.
 
If Tebow can survive a few years in the NFL I can see him being a successful head coach down the road. He is a leader, motivater and very intelligent. It seems the best coaches were not superstar players. I think either way he has a bright future. I like the kid's guts, toughness and attitude.
 
VanC":3qvxcwu2 said:
There couldn't have been a bigger contrast if you wrote a script. On one side you had the perfect example of what a modern day QB is supposed to be. On the other side, well, not so much. Odd thing is Brady was a 6th round pick and Tebow went in the 1st round. Go figure.

I don't wish any bad luck on Tebow. He seems like a fine young man and all, but if I were an NFL coach I wouldn't want him as my QB. It'll be interesting to see how he does next year with a full off season and training camp under his belt. He might get better with time but I can't see him ever being a top QB in the NFL.

He'll play a long time, I think. May never be great...but there are a lot of teams looking for a QB who has even 1 playoff victory, so he'll find a roster spot somewhere as long as he wants to play. Assuming he's healthy, which is a lot to assume for a QB with his style.
 
dun":1b4wyprg said:
I don;t see any rahrah for little timmy tebow this morning. Just cause the wheels fell off his little red wagon is no reason to ignore him
I'm a big fan. That won't change. Give him a couple more years and he will be fine.
 
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Everyone is comparing him to guys that have been in the league for several years . If I'm not mistaking he won more games than McCoy , Bradford , newton and every other qb that came out in the last 2 years. He may not make a Brady or manning but at least give the guy a offseason and a little time .
 

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