Is Tebow being given a Fair shot? (3 Viewers)

[mad sweeney]

Why is this still a discussion?

because it's a clear conspiracy of the anti-Christian left in collusion with the Liberal Media Machine exerting their will against the hapless NFL to smother the Knight of God.

 

[Rove!]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

 

[PatsFanCT]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

I don't think hate means what you think it does.

 

[sho nuff]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

You are right...its about football.

NFL football, where he simply is not a very good NFL QB.

 

[Joe Summer]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

Yeah, 47% completion rate and 72.9 passer rating is "pretty good".

 

[Ignoramus]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

Yeah, 47% completion rate and 72.9 passer rating is "pretty good".

To be fair, he only qualified it as passing numbers by "a new player." I'm sure if you look at the entire draft class of 2010, Tebow ranks at least in the top third in passing numbers.

 

[Dizzy]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

 

[mad sweeney]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

I don't think hate means what you think it does.

Or irrational. As said above, the only reason he's still talked about as far as the NFL is because of his religious backers.

 

[mad sweeney]

I'm pretty sure the Packers could have won a couple of these games if they had Tebow. But these idiots are happy with Flynn and Tolzien. That's all that matters.

And they're still smarter than you.

 

[McGarnicle]

The Broncos would have also likely beaten the Patriots on Sunday night if they had Tebow instead of Peyton "doesn't play well in the cold" Manning.

Just thought I'd point that out.

That's great that you get Internet access at your special school. You should post pics of your popsicle stick houses and pipe cleaner kitty cats.

 

[lod01]

The Broncos would have also likely beaten the Patriots on Sunday night if they had Tebow instead of Peyton "doesn't play well in the cold" Manning.

Just thought I'd point that out.

That's great that you get Internet access at your special school. You should post pics of your popsicle stick houses and pipe cleaner kitty cats.

 

[Rove!]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

 

[mad sweeney]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

 

[ummich10]

I think Colt McCoy has gotten more of a raw deal than Tim Tebow. Winner in high school and college, decent stats, and good Christian, but didn't have anyone craft the offense mostly around him. Had worse skill position players to work with, gets knocked silly by James Harrison, then has to sit behind Brandon Weeden.

Tebow's problem is that he's not the focal point anymore, and not everyone is willing to cater to him.

Instead of saying he a "winner", I think it's more accurate to say he was part of a winning team. There were enough things that went right for the 2011 Broncos that it's hard to give more credit to Tebow than anyone else.

 

[ConnSKINS26]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

You realize Tebow was on TWO separate NFL teams after the Broncos, right?

 

[Dizzy]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

You're right. It must have been the kiddie porn on his computer.

 

[fatness]

The Broncos would have also likely beaten the Patriots on Sunday night if they had Tebow instead of Peyton "doesn't play well in the cold" Manning.

Just thought I'd point that out.

That's great that you get Internet access at your special school. You should post pics of your popsicle stick houses and pipe cleaner kitty cats.

 

[Rove!]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

 

[Leeroy Jenkins]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

Trent Dilfer won a super bowl and then was a backup QB.

 

[ryno1980]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

There's clueless and then there's this thread. Amazed every day by the things some peoples minds make them think.

 

[coolnerd]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

It really does not matter if anyone comes up with 2 or 100 examples, your mind is made up that something other than Tebow's lack goodness as an NFL QB that has him out of the league. If anything Tebow was over drafted and had way more opportunity than has actual football skill allowed for. Given the irrational nature of thousands if not millions of fans of Tebow, there probably has been some team(s) that has poured over tape trying to find a reason to that it could work for Timmy just so they sell his fan base some silly amount of jerseys, bottled holy water, prayer cloths rosary beads or whatever other trinket that they could plaster his number/face on.

 

[lod01]

181 FBG members have no ability to analyze QB play.

Check that - 180. Someone felt embarrassed and rightfully so.

 

[Uruk-Hai]

Good Lord, NFL owners would hire Osama Bin Laden, Pol Pot, and Adolph Hitler if they thought it would help them win. Some of you really think a clean-cut, no-trouble, white kid would be black-balled? On a message board with hundreds of thousands of threads, tens of thousands of members, and an infinite number of misguided posts - this line of thought may well be the most head-scratching of any I've ever read.

 

[drummer]

If he can't throw the ball in the NFL, he probably won't be a QB in the NFL.

 

[mad sweeney]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

Examples of what? People being on two different teams after they were "backballed"? I don't think you understand the term.

 

[McGarnicle]

Maybe we could start a petition on his behalf. Teams might give him another chance if we get enough signatures.

Let me know.

 

[Mr. Retukes]

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

I dunno. How many QBs have sucked as bad as Tebow after leading a 1-4 team to the playoffs?

 

[lod01]

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

I dunno. How many QBs have sucked as bad as Tebow after leading riding along with a 1-4 team to the playoffs?

This is a better fit.

 

[KiddLattimer]

I'm shocked the Jags never gave him a chance. Not that he would be a great QB or win them any games but he would sell a TON of tickets and merchandise down there, on a team that nobody seems to really care about.

Guessing they don't want a controversy next season when they draft Teddy

 

[Rove!]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

Examples of what? People being on two different teams after they were "backballed"? I don't think you understand the term.

Actually blackballed by three teams.

I remember how pissed Elway was when they finally started him and he won. Then they decided to trade away Brandon LLoyd for peanuts.

D

 

[Dr. Octopus]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

Examples of what? People being on two different teams after they were "backballed"? I don't think you understand the term.

Actually blackballed by three teams.

I remember how pissed Elway was when they finally started him and he won. Then they decided to trade away Brandon LLoyd for peanuts.

D

And what a terrible move that was for them, with Brandon Llyod going onto superstardom and being a solid locker room guy.

 

[SaintsInDome2006]

I'm pretty sure the Packers could have won a couple of these games if they had Tebow. But these idiots are happy with Flynn and Tolzien. That's all that matters.

There is a thread on the general mediocrity of backup QBs, but strangely no one wants to talk about that.

And it's amazing how some people think Tebow is the only out of work QB deserving of consideration.

 

[coolnerd]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

Examples of what? People being on two different teams after they were "backballed"? I don't think you understand the term.

Actually blackballed by three teams.

I remember how pissed Elway was when they finally started him and he won. Then they decided to trade away Brandon LLoyd for peanuts.

D

so you actually don't know what the term blackballed means....

 

[Wadsworth]

It is because Tebow knows the Bilderbergs faked the moon landing on the grassy knoll.

 

[Banger]

Literally one of the worst threads and biggest fishing trips ever and I've seen a lot of them.

 

[mad sweeney]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

blackballed.

didn't have any examples, I guess...

Examples of what? People being on two different teams after they were "backballed"? I don't think you understand the term.

Actually blackballed by three teams.

I remember how pissed Elway was when they finally started him and he won. Then they decided to trade away Brandon LLoyd for peanuts.

D

As I said, you clearly don't understand the term.

 

[mad sweeney]

I'm pretty sure the Packers could have won a couple of these games if they had Tebow. But these idiots are happy with Flynn and Tolzien. That's all that matters.

There is a thread on the general mediocrity of backup QBs, but strangely no one wants to talk about that.

And it's amazing how some people think Tebow is the only out of work QB deserving of consideration.

I'm surprised Vince Young isn't on the Packers now. He must've done something stupid while he was there. Of course, it's obvious that the NFL hates blacks and Christians since neither one of those groups ever get a chance to do anything.

 

[McGarnicle]

I'm shocked the Jags never gave him a chance. Not that he would be a great QB or win them any games but he would sell a TON of tickets and merchandise down there, on a team that nobody seems to really care about.

Guessing they don't want a controversy next season when they draft Teddy

I agree, it makes no sense no matter what you think of the Jags ownership. If you think they're idiots, of course they'd bring in Tebow, he's all hype and can't throw the ball. If you think they're somewhat intelligent, of course they'd bring in Tebow, he's huge down there and they've had crappy attendance for years. I can't decide if them not giving him a chance is brilliant or completely idiotic.

 

[fatness]

It makes no sense that the Jaguars haven't brought in Stone Cold Steve Austin.

 

[biju]

Finally Tebow is being given a fair shot. The Milano Seamen sounds like the right league for him.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/italian-league-offers-tim-tebow-183143656--spt.html

 

[Rove!]

I'm pretty sure the Packers could have won a couple of these games if they had Tebow. But these idiots are happy with Flynn and Tolzien. That's all that matters.

There is a thread on the general mediocrity of backup QBs, but strangely no one wants to talk about that.

And it's amazing how some people think Tebow is the only out of work QB deserving of consideration.

I don't

Vince Young proved he can win...not sure about the mental issues that caused his downfall...I'm sure there are others

Tebow has a solid if unspectacular passer rating, plus legs and people skills. Most importantly, he didn't turn the ball over and his TD to INT ration was excellent. That alone makes him better than a lot of backups.

 

[JohnnyU]

Finally Tebow is being given a fair shot. The Milano Seamen sounds like the right league for him.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/italian-league-offers-tim-tebow-183143656--spt.html

Didn't this guy learn anything in college that can enable him to move on with his life? Also, does Tim Tebow even deserve a thread in the Shark Pool at this time? and even more importantly, should we care enough about Tim Tebow to bump it?

 

[skinsrule05]

A lot of irrational hate on this thread.

His passing numbers were pretty good, esp for a new player

In a thread supposedly about football, I see a lot of religious references. This tells us that much the hate is irrational and emotion-based.

So you don't think that religion plays a huge part (gotta be the only part at this point) in the remaining fascination with Tim Tebow?

He's gone. Dozens of other players have come and gone in the NFL since Tebow was relevant. Should we start a "life's not fair" thread for all of them too?

How many QBs have taken over a 1-4 team and taken that team to the playoffs and then been basically blackballed?

Outside of injury, are there any examples in NFL history?

If the rumors are true about Tebow's social life I think the term is blueballed.

 

[fatness]

Finally Tebow is being given a fair shot. The Milano Seamen sounds like the right league for him.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/italian-league-offers-tim-tebow-183143656--spt.html

The Seamen have the league's largest stadium, with 8,000 seats. Fashion designer Giorgio Armani is a former owner of the team.

 

[lod01]

Blueballed....seamen. Yeah, fits this thread.

 

[McGarnicle]

The last thing Milano needs is the 3 ring circus that comes with Tebow. Doubtful he beats out Luigi Massimo anyway.

 

[fatness]

Tebow gets his shot.

 

[amnesiac]

can't we get this damn thread locked?

 

[PatsFanCT]

can't we get this damn thread locked?

Stop bumping it!

 

[TLEF316]

Getting a guy who supposedly can barely read a playbook to do "analysis". Seems logical....