The Dolphins are known for their fickle fans and poor attendance and are talking about moving the team. Not exactly the stick you want to be measuring yourself against.The sad thing is that 21st last year was actually good for the Jags. I expect it to be back in the range it has been (25-30) next year. The last two years they at least had a young QB to sell people on, now that people know he's not any good that's not going to work any more.So why aren't people calling on 11 other teams to sign Tebow in order to sell tickets?People get so hung up on the tarps. Even with the tarps, the capacity is right in the middle of NFL stadiums (around 67,000). They had two games where they untarped two sections last year.They averaged 7,500 more fans than the Dolphins and almost 10,000 more than the Bucs.But all you hear is the national media talk about is the Jags attendance problems.
Of course you start him. You sign him to a 1 year deal and start him. If he goes 2-14 then you don't re-sign him and the complaints will be minimal. If he goes 8-8 then you have to think that maybe there's something to this, as that team has no business going 8-8.Tebow hurts your long-term chance of winning because some Tebowites are never satisfied. You can't just bring him in. They wouldn't stand for it if he didn't start. If he starts and stinks, you can't bench him because that just isn't fair. If he's benched, you can't cut him because that's just not fair either. They're set up for a last chance with Gabbert this year with a better o-line and maybe a couple mroe weapons. If he stinks, they get a shot at Clowney or whoever is the hot QB next year.
Tebow is the guy that does all the relgious speaking egagements throughout the year...if he was interested he could calm it all down. Nobody wants the baggage for a back up qbAnd it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
This is all spoken like a poor person desperate for money. He has brough in a new regime that has decided they want to start fresh and build from the ground up and see what they have currenlty. They aren't interested in making marginally more money by bringing the circus to town. That's their choice and its a perfectly good choice. They would have a lot of people that agree with them.I'll wager the jets attendance does not take a major tebow hit this year, and look what he brought them by never playing
NFL's Best Selling Jerseys Player Team 1. Robert Griffin III Redskins 2. Peyton Manning Broncos 3. Aaron Rodgers Packers 4. Eli Manning Giants 5. Tom Brady Patriots 6. Andrew Luck Colts 7. Victor Cruz Giants 8. Tim Tebow Jets 9. Troy Polamalu Steelers 10. Patrick Willis 49ersSource: NFLshop.com
#### it seems like the guy is free money
sure some writers may bash you, so what, it gets your team nationally discussed at least
Yeah, he should "calm it all down" because the media hates religious people, and brainwashes simple people like you into thinking its a bad thing.Tebow is the guy that does all the relgious speaking egagements throughout the year...if he was interested he could calm it all down. Nobody wants the baggage for a back up qbAnd it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
Tebow is the guy that does all the relgious speaking egagements throughout the year...if he was interested he could calm it all down. Nobody wants the baggage for a back up qbAnd it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
Yes because that's what i was getting at...moron.Yeah, he should "calm it all down" because the media hates religious people, and brainwashes simple people like you into thinking its a bad thing.Tebow is the guy that does all the relgious speaking egagements throughout the year...if he was interested he could calm it all down. Nobody wants the baggage for a back up qbAnd it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
Exactly...he should have just picked a career when he was drafted...instead he chose two and that has hurt him.Tebow is the guy that does all the relgious speaking egagements throughout the year...if he was interested he could calm it all down. Nobody wants the baggage for a back up qbAnd it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
It's too bad that he can't be himself without becoming a circus, but that's how it is. He allowed himself to become a religious icon and has to deal with the negatives as well as the positives that come with it.
Also, if tebow was gay every team would want him, and you wouldnt think he was a distraction because the media controls your simple perception.Yes because that's what i was getting at...moron.Yeah, he should "calm it all down" because the media hates religious people, and brainwashes simple people like you into thinking its a bad thing.Tebow is the guy that does all the relgious speaking egagements throughout the year...if he was interested he could calm it all down. Nobody wants the baggage for a back up qbAnd it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
Pleaes go away...this was a good discussion until you showed upAlso, if tebow was gay every team would want him, and you wouldnt think he was a distraction because the media controls your simple perception.Yes because that's what i was getting at...moron.Yeah, he should "calm it all down" because the media hates religious people, and brainwashes simple people like you into thinking its a bad thing.Tebow is the guy that does all the relgious speaking egagements throughout the year...if he was interested he could calm it all down. Nobody wants the baggage for a back up qbAnd it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
I don't believe this can just be assumed.He just needs to agree to the position change already, and have an under the table agreement of some sort to never speak of wanting to play QB and his future and passion is now at TE or FB.Add a great leadership presence to the locker room, able to get him on the field for a handful of plays a game (as a TE or FB/H-Back), get the crowd hyped and sell some tickets.
Does Tebow practice winning more than the other QB's? He would be better off to practice throwing the ball effectively.And it sucks for Timbo that he is about the best teammate you could ask for and handles every situation diplomatically and because of outside forces is seen as a distraction
All the guy has ever done is win, at every level
It doesn't help that they have one of the worst color schemes.Not really shocking that a losign team in the smallest metro market is last in merchandise sales.
Again, a winning team drives merchandise sales. Merchandise sales is why he opted for the London gig. Jaguars have exclusive marketing in London.
Not a real Jags fan, but I endorsed this.
Everytime I hear him I picture Alfred Hitchcock...I think he sounds very similar.John Morgan of "Morgan & Morgan - For the People" is such a publicity hound. Finally took his fat chubby face off the billboards and put Charlie Crist on them. Wow, the guy has some influence! Gotta give him that. This is the same John Morgan who went on the radio locally and said he "had the resources" to change the marijuana laws by himself. He's a big bag of air and if I'm ever in a car wreck, I'd just as soon call 411-pain than Morgan & Morgan. Their commercials at least entertain me.
then cut him after the seasonHE. CAN'T. PLAY.I can't wait for this crap to go away. Hopefully he'll retire or something so the madness can end, but I doubt that he will...
Most Jags fans are smart enough to know that Tebow won't bring a 9-7 record to Jacksonville. They have a new GM who is trying to clean house of the old GM's bitter failures. He came out and said no, not in any way would they consider him. How would he look if the owner were to override him in the first few months on the job? I think he'd consider quitting his position. This would be a sign that the owner is more interested in letting the fanbase be the armchair GM's than the man he appointed. It would set back the franchise even more than they already are. A new depth of dysfunction. There is no upside to signing Tebow.B-Deep said:Jags fans, if Tebow would get you a 9-7 wildcard berth this season, and you know that up front, would you want him? Assume 3-13 without. That's the deal, do you sign on?
A source tells Yahoo Sports that Patriots coach Bill Belichick "hates" Tim Tebow as a player.
Even though Patriots OC Josh McDaniels is the one that drafted Tebow 25th overall while in Denver, a reunion isn't happening. But flawed mechanics aren't the only reason Tebow has zero NFL suitors right now. "He seems like a great guy to have on a team, and I'd be tempted to bring him in as our backup," one NFC head coach told Yahoo. "But it's just not worth dealing with all the stuff that comes with it." Tebowmania strikes again.
No, they don't want to completely give up on the guy they drafted in the 1st just two years ago, even if it looks 95% certain that he sucks. And they don't want to waste a year installing a college offense and hindering the development of the young WRs and the rest of the offense in an actual NFL passing team. And they want the focus in the locker-room to be on developing into an actual solid NFL football team as opposed to a cheap publicity stunt. Tebow brings absolutely nothing to the table outside of jersey sales, would be a disaster as a backup, and would set the team back a year as a starter. He's a HUGE detriment to any franchise outside of a winning team with an unassailable franchise QB already in place. And even to those teams he brings zero to the table on the actual football field, and a media circus off it. I'll be stunned if he gets another job in the NFL.B-Deep said:then cut him after the season i don't think he can make the jags good. I'd imagine he'd go 3-13 and his luster would fade for many but they don't want to risk him winningCoeur de Lion said:HE. CAN'T. PLAY.I can't wait for this crap to go away. Hopefully he'll retire or something so the madness can end, but I doubt that he will...
no one thought he could go 7-4 with the broncos eitherBucky86 said:The problem is Tebowites will always give him excuses. If he were to start and go 5-11. They'd so OMG look what he did with such a horrible defense/offensive line/ receivers/ running game etc. So then next year youd be forced to pass on a QB at the 5-10 range again and MAYBE grab a QB later in the draft The odds are you won't find a true franchise QB and god forbid you start a 4th round pick over Tebow! Tebowites would scream bloody murder.
Denver's WRs have yet to recover from the Tebow era....No, they don't want to completely give up on the guy they drafted in the 1st just two years ago, even if it looks 95% certain that he sucks. And they don't want to waste a year installing a college offense and hindering the development of the young WRs and the rest of the offense in an actual NFL passing team. And they want the focus in the locker-room to be on developing into an actual solid NFL football team as opposed to a cheap publicity stunt. Tebow brings absolutely nothing to the table outside of jersey sales, would be a disaster as a backup, and would set the team back a year as a starter. He's a HUGE detriment to any franchise outside of a winning team with an unassailable franchise QB already in place. And even to those teams he brings zero to the table on the actual football field, and a media circus off it. I'll be stunned if he gets another job in the NFL.B-Deep said:then cut him after the season i don't think he can make the jags good. I'd imagine he'd go 3-13 and his luster would fade for many but they don't want to risk him winningCoeur de Lion said:HE. CAN'T. PLAY.I can't wait for this crap to go away. Hopefully he'll retire or something so the madness can end, but I doubt that he will...
Hypothetical:
What if you knew that bring Tebow in would increase your attendance from 21st to like 15th. Same for merchandise...from the bottom 2 or 3 to say 20th and won like 4-5 games...
Is he still not worth it even if its for one season?
That is a reasonable pointMost Jags fans are smart enough to know that Tebow won't bring a 9-7 record to Jacksonville. They have a new GM who is trying to clean house of the old GM's bitter failures. He came out and said no, not in any way would they consider him. How would he look if the owner were to override him in the first few months on the job? I think he'd consider quitting his position. This would be a sign that the owner is more interested in letting the fanbase be the armchair GM's than the man he appointed. It would set back the franchise even more than they already are. A new depth of dysfunction. There is no upside to signing Tebow.B-Deep said:Jags fans, if Tebow would get you a 9-7 wildcard berth this season, and you know that up front, would you want him? Assume 3-13 without. That's the deal, do you sign on?
Spoken like a poor person. As I said earlier, he has decided to let the new regime create the frest start and the team they want hopefully building a franchise for the coming decade instead of bringing the circus to town for one year. He doesn't need anymore money and maybe he realizes that building a team for the long haul is more cost effective than setting the team back one year.Hypothetical:
What if you knew that bring Tebow in would increase your attendance from 21st to like 15th. Same for merchandise...from the bottom 2 or 3 to say 20th and won like 4-5 games...
Is he still not worth it even if its for one season?
At least that way they will just be muttering on the side....they won't be shattering the confidence of every other qb on the team and making legitimate players feel like they are the bench warmers.That is a reasonable pointMost Jags fans are smart enough to know that Tebow won't bring a 9-7 record to Jacksonville. They have a new GM who is trying to clean house of the old GM's bitter failures. He came out and said no, not in any way would they consider him. How would he look if the owner were to override him in the first few months on the job? I think he'd consider quitting his position. This would be a sign that the owner is more interested in letting the fanbase be the armchair GM's than the man he appointed. It would set back the franchise even more than they already are. A new depth of dysfunction. There is no upside to signing Tebow.B-Deep said:Jags fans, if Tebow would get you a 9-7 wildcard berth this season, and you know that up front, would you want him? Assume 3-13 without. That's the deal, do you sign on?
of course it does not mean bringing Tebow in would have been a bad idea, it only means the GM shut the door on it
if the jags suck and Gabbert sucks the Tebow clamor will grow. Whatever circus people imagine the jags have avoided they'll be in the middle of one anyway.
setting them backSpoken like a poor person. As I said earlier, he has decided to let the new regime create the frest start and the team they want hopefully building a franchise for the coming decade instead of bringing the circus to town for one year. He doesn't need anymore money and maybe he realizes that building a team for the long haul is more cost effective than setting the team back one year.Hypothetical:
What if you knew that bring Tebow in would increase your attendance from 21st to like 15th. Same for merchandise...from the bottom 2 or 3 to say 20th and won like 4-5 games...
Is he still not worth it even if its for one season?
if Gabbert has confidence I'd be concerned about his intelligenceAt least that way they will just be muttering on the side....they won't be shattering the confidence of every other qb on the team and making legitimate players feel like they are the bench warmers.That is a reasonable pointMost Jags fans are smart enough to know that Tebow won't bring a 9-7 record to Jacksonville. They have a new GM who is trying to clean house of the old GM's bitter failures. He came out and said no, not in any way would they consider him. How would he look if the owner were to override him in the first few months on the job? I think he'd consider quitting his position. This would be a sign that the owner is more interested in letting the fanbase be the armchair GM's than the man he appointed. It would set back the franchise even more than they already are. A new depth of dysfunction. There is no upside to signing Tebow.B-Deep said:Jags fans, if Tebow would get you a 9-7 wildcard berth this season, and you know that up front, would you want him? Assume 3-13 without. That's the deal, do you sign on?
of course it does not mean bringing Tebow in would have been a bad idea, it only means the GM shut the door on it
if the jags suck and Gabbert sucks the Tebow clamor will grow. Whatever circus people imagine the jags have avoided they'll be in the middle of one anyway.
You tebowites are funny. The guy caught a wave in denver with an incredible defense and manage to get some wins in what was probably some of the worst qb play in the history of football (while winning). Then denver signed peyton manningsetting them backSpoken like a poor person. As I said earlier, he has decided to let the new regime create the frest start and the team they want hopefully building a franchise for the coming decade instead of bringing the circus to town for one year. He doesn't need anymore money and maybe he realizes that building a team for the long haul is more cost effective than setting the team back one year.Hypothetical:
What if you knew that bring Tebow in would increase your attendance from 21st to like 15th. Same for merchandise...from the bottom 2 or 3 to say 20th and won like 4-5 games...
Is he still not worth it even if its for one season?
an just think when denver gets over the tebow setback how AWESOME they will be
and i imagine the jets are going to go winless for a few seasons recovering from Tebow!
FACT
Tebow has won as many playoff games in his short tenure as the Jags have in the last decade.
Enjoy the tarps for the next decade
One of the reasons you will never be a GMif Gabbert has confidence I'd be concerned about his intelligenceAt least that way they will just be muttering on the side....they won't be shattering the confidence of every other qb on the team and making legitimate players feel like they are the bench warmers.That is a reasonable pointMost Jags fans are smart enough to know that Tebow won't bring a 9-7 record to Jacksonville. They have a new GM who is trying to clean house of the old GM's bitter failures. He came out and said no, not in any way would they consider him. How would he look if the owner were to override him in the first few months on the job? I think he'd consider quitting his position. This would be a sign that the owner is more interested in letting the fanbase be the armchair GM's than the man he appointed. It would set back the franchise even more than they already are. A new depth of dysfunction. There is no upside to signing Tebow.B-Deep said:Jags fans, if Tebow would get you a 9-7 wildcard berth this season, and you know that up front, would you want him? Assume 3-13 without. That's the deal, do you sign on?
of course it does not mean bringing Tebow in would have been a bad idea, it only means the GM shut the door on it
if the jags suck and Gabbert sucks the Tebow clamor will grow. Whatever circus people imagine the jags have avoided they'll be in the middle of one anyway.
so they should give gabbert 3-4 more?One of the reasons you will never be a GMif Gabbert has confidence I'd be concerned about his intelligenceAt least that way they will just be muttering on the side....they won't be shattering the confidence of every other qb on the team and making legitimate players feel like they are the bench warmers.That is a reasonable pointMost Jags fans are smart enough to know that Tebow won't bring a 9-7 record to Jacksonville. They have a new GM who is trying to clean house of the old GM's bitter failures. He came out and said no, not in any way would they consider him. How would he look if the owner were to override him in the first few months on the job? I think he'd consider quitting his position. This would be a sign that the owner is more interested in letting the fanbase be the armchair GM's than the man he appointed. It would set back the franchise even more than they already are. A new depth of dysfunction. There is no upside to signing Tebow.B-Deep said:Jags fans, if Tebow would get you a 9-7 wildcard berth this season, and you know that up front, would you want him? Assume 3-13 without. That's the deal, do you sign on?
of course it does not mean bringing Tebow in would have been a bad idea, it only means the GM shut the door on it
if the jags suck and Gabbert sucks the Tebow clamor will grow. Whatever circus people imagine the jags have avoided they'll be in the middle of one anyway.
Look at a guy like Alex Smith it took him 5 years to become a legit qb....
They should give him one more...I think even the common nfl fan can see that the jags had a terrible team from top to bottom...he was without MJD last year the teams only threat. I think he deserves one last chance for sure....so they should give gabbert 3-4 more?One of the reasons you will never be a GMif Gabbert has confidence I'd be concerned about his intelligenceAt least that way they will just be muttering on the side....they won't be shattering the confidence of every other qb on the team and making legitimate players feel like they are the bench warmers.That is a reasonable pointMost Jags fans are smart enough to know that Tebow won't bring a 9-7 record to Jacksonville. They have a new GM who is trying to clean house of the old GM's bitter failures. He came out and said no, not in any way would they consider him. How would he look if the owner were to override him in the first few months on the job? I think he'd consider quitting his position. This would be a sign that the owner is more interested in letting the fanbase be the armchair GM's than the man he appointed. It would set back the franchise even more than they already are. A new depth of dysfunction. There is no upside to signing Tebow.B-Deep said:Jags fans, if Tebow would get you a 9-7 wildcard berth this season, and you know that up front, would you want him? Assume 3-13 without. That's the deal, do you sign on?
of course it does not mean bringing Tebow in would have been a bad idea, it only means the GM shut the door on it
if the jags suck and Gabbert sucks the Tebow clamor will grow. Whatever circus people imagine the jags have avoided they'll be in the middle of one anyway.
Look at a guy like Alex Smith it took him 5 years to become a legit qb....
i thought the plan was draft an elite QB next season
more misinformationYou tebowites are funny. The guy caught a wave in denver with an incredible defense and manage to get some wins in what was probably some of the worst qb play in the history of football (while winning). Then denver signed peyton manningsetting them backSpoken like a poor person. As I said earlier, he has decided to let the new regime create the frest start and the team they want hopefully building a franchise for the coming decade instead of bringing the circus to town for one year. He doesn't need anymore money and maybe he realizes that building a team for the long haul is more cost effective than setting the team back one year.Hypothetical:
What if you knew that bring Tebow in would increase your attendance from 21st to like 15th. Same for merchandise...from the bottom 2 or 3 to say 20th and won like 4-5 games...
Is he still not worth it even if its for one season?
an just think when denver gets over the tebow setback how AWESOME they will be
and i imagine the jets are going to go winless for a few seasons recovering from Tebow!
FACT
Tebow has won as many playoff games in his short tenure as the Jags have in the last decade.
Enjoy the tarps for the next decade
Gabbert is 2 years removed from the 1st round. Bringing Tebow in will absolutely shatter the guy...he won't last one incomplete pass before everyone is booing him.
There is nothing to be gained for the jags minus one year of marginal increases in jersey sales and such....he's rich, he doesn't need one year....he needs to let his GMs build a long term team. Everyone can see that Tebow is a terrible qb and is not a long term solution to any franchise. But I digress because the tebowites will never see that...and that's exactly why you don't put him on your team unless he is backing up brady.
Stop saying this. Denver's defense ranked 26th in the NFL regular season that year. 24th if you remove the games where Orton started.You tebowites are funny. The guy caught a wave in denver with an incredible defense
the mythology surrounding tebow is not by his fansStop saying this. Denver's defense ranked 26th in the NFL regular season that year. 24th if you remove the games where Orton started.You tebowites are funny. The guy caught a wave in denver with an incredible defense
Denver also put up 29 points against Pitt in that playoff game, the second highest total Pitt allowed all year. The Denver defense gave up 23 points in that game. Pitt was 7-0 when scoring that many points on the season (9-1 when scoring 17+).
34ppg allowed in the playoffs.
You like to cherry pick stats don't you...hear are the games he wonmore misinformationYou tebowites are funny. The guy caught a wave in denver with an incredible defense and manage to get some wins in what was probably some of the worst qb play in the history of football (while winning). Then denver signed peyton manningsetting them backSpoken like a poor person. As I said earlier, he has decided to let the new regime create the frest start and the team they want hopefully building a franchise for the coming decade instead of bringing the circus to town for one year. He doesn't need anymore money and maybe he realizes that building a team for the long haul is more cost effective than setting the team back one year.Hypothetical:
What if you knew that bring Tebow in would increase your attendance from 21st to like 15th. Same for merchandise...from the bottom 2 or 3 to say 20th and won like 4-5 games...
Is he still not worth it even if its for one season?
an just think when denver gets over the tebow setback how AWESOME they will be
and i imagine the jets are going to go winless for a few seasons recovering from Tebow!
FACT
Tebow has won as many playoff games in his short tenure as the Jags have in the last decade.
Enjoy the tarps for the next decade
Gabbert is 2 years removed from the 1st round. Bringing Tebow in will absolutely shatter the guy...he won't last one incomplete pass before everyone is booing him.
There is nothing to be gained for the jags minus one year of marginal increases in jersey sales and such....he's rich, he doesn't need one year....he needs to let his GMs build a long term team. Everyone can see that Tebow is a terrible qb and is not a long term solution to any franchise. But I digress because the tebowites will never see that...and that's exactly why you don't put him on your team unless he is backing up brady.
They ranked 24th defense in points
20th in yards
"incredible" defense
everyone can see the same about Gabbert
lose 3 years on him rather than one on tebow if you want
If there were ever a time for this icon it is now. So you want to call someone out for cherry picking stats when using total team defense, and instead use your small subset of games which supposedly uses wins but for some odd reason leaves out the Oakland and Pittsburgh wins where they gave up 24 and 23 points. I'm not sure what the reasoning was in leaving those games out, other than, of course, it hurts your argument.killface, on 09 May 2013 - 12:49, said:
You like to cherry pick stats don't you...hear are the games he won10 November 13 11:00 a.m. MST at Kansas City Chiefs W 17–10 4–5 Arrowhead Stadium CBS Recap 11 November 17 6:20 p.m. MST New York Jets W 17–13 5–5 Sports Authority Field at Mile High NFLNhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Denver_Broncos_season#endnote_KWGNRecap 12 November 27 2:15 p.m. MST at San Diego Chargers W 16–13 (OT) 6–5 Qualcomm Stadium CBS Recap 13 December 4 11:00 a.m. MST[87] at Minnesota Vikings W 35–32 7–5 Mall of America Field at theB-Deep, on 09 May 2013 - 12:27, said:
more misinformation
They ranked 24th defense in points
20th in yards
"incredible" defense
everyone can see the same about Gabbert
lose 3 years on him rather than one on tebow if you want
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Fox[87]Recap 14 December 11 2:05 p.m. MST Chicago Bears W 13–10 (OT) 8–5 Sports Authority Field at Mile High Fox Recap 15 December 18 2:15 p.m. MST New England Patriots L 23–41 8–6 Sports Authority Field at Mile High CBS Recap 16 December 24 11:00 a.m. MST at Buffalo Bills L 14–40 8–7 Ralph Wilson Stadium CBS Recap 17 January 1, 2012 2:15 p.m. MST Kansas City Chiefs L 3–7 8–8 Sports Authority Field at Mile High
So in the game he played the other teams were held to 10 pts, 13 pts, 13 pts, 10 pts and then the one game against the vikes that turned into a shootout...i would say that is pretty dang good defense...
I left out the losses because they wouldn't have even made the playoffs if the defence didn't come up huge in those wins...and without that tebow fans would have little to hang their hat on.If there were ever a time for this icon it is now. So you want to call someone out for cherry picking stats when using total team defense, and instead use your small subset of games which supposedly uses wins but for some odd reason leaves out the Oakland and Pittsburgh wins where they gave up 24 and 23 points. I'm not sure what the reasoning was in leaving those games out, other than, of course, it hurts your argument.killface, on 09 May 2013 - 12:49, said:
You like to cherry pick stats don't you...hear are the games he won10 November 13 11:00 a.m. MST at Kansas City Chiefs W 17–10 4–5 Arrowhead Stadium CBS Recap 11 November 17 6:20 p.m. MST New York Jets W 17–13 5–5 Sports Authority Field at Mile High NFLNRecap 12 November 27 2:15 p.m. MST at San Diego Chargers W 16–13 (OT) 6–5 Qualcomm Stadium CBS Recap 13 December 4 11:00 a.m. MST[87] at Minnesota Vikings W 35–32 7–5 Mall of America Field at theB-Deep, on 09 May 2013 - 12:27, said:
more misinformation
They ranked 24th defense in points
20th in yards
"incredible" defense
everyone can see the same about Gabbert
lose 3 years on him rather than one on tebow if you want
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Fox[87]Recap 14 December 11 2:05 p.m. MST Chicago Bears W 13–10 (OT) 8–5 Sports Authority Field at Mile High Fox Recap 15 December 18 2:15 p.m. MST New England Patriots L 23–41 8–6 Sports Authority Field at Mile High CBS Recap 16 December 24 11:00 a.m. MST at Buffalo Bills L 14–40 8–7 Ralph Wilson Stadium CBS Recap 17 January 1, 2012 2:15 p.m. MST Kansas City Chiefs L 3–7 8–8 Sports Authority Field at Mile High
So in the game he played the other teams were held to 10 pts, 13 pts, 13 pts, 10 pts and then the one game against the vikes that turned into a shootout...i would say that is pretty dang good defense...
Every QB's points against goes down when removing the losses. That's not unique. You want to discredit Tebow for the wins where the defense gave up 13 points or fewer but still credit him for the losses where the defense gave up a massive 40+. That happened four times by the way.
Why don't you start removing the wins of QBs in games where the opponent scored 13 or fewer points and see how many have a decent looking W/L record leftover, outside of maybe Brady/Rogers/Brees.
The bottom line here is that even if we take your personally hand-selected and cherry picked approach and look at only the wins, Denver gave up 17.5 points per game in their wins with Tebow playing QB. That is about on par with Eli Manning and is pretty middle of the road. By comparison, Ben Roethlisberger's defenses typically allow around 11ppg in his wins. Russell Wilson's allowed 12ppg in his wins last year. Alex Smith's allowed 8ppg in his.
There are plenty of reasons to pick apart Tebow. However, this ridiculous notion that he had some great defense is nothing more than proof that the bandwagon Tebow haters are every bit as zealoutous in seeing stuff that's not there as the bandwagon Tebow lovers are in doing the same for the opposite ends.
Denver's WRs have yet to recover from the Tebow era.... so much misinformationNo, they don't want to completely give up on the guy they drafted in the 1st just two years ago, even if it looks 95% certain that he sucks. And they don't want to waste a year installing a college offense and hindering the development of the young WRs and the rest of the offense in an actual NFL passing team. And they want the focus in the locker-room to be on developing into an actual solid NFL football team as opposed to a cheap publicity stunt. Tebow brings absolutely nothing to the table outside of jersey sales, would be a disaster as a backup, and would set the team back a year as a starter. He's a HUGE detriment to any franchise outside of a winning team with an unassailable franchise QB already in place. And even to those teams he brings zero to the table on the actual football field, and a media circus off it. I'll be stunned if he gets another job in the NFL.B-Deep said:then cut him after the season i don't think he can make the jags good. I'd imagine he'd go 3-13 and his luster would fade for many but they don't want to risk him winningCoeur de Lion said:HE. CAN'T. PLAY.I can't wait for this crap to go away. Hopefully he'll retire or something so the madness can end, but I doubt that he will...