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Jacksonville Lawyer buys Tebow ads.... (1 Viewer)

Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.

 
Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
I'm thinking he meant Lindley

 
Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
I'm thinking he meant Lindley
Actually I think the typo was in the opponent. Greg McElroy didn't start against the Cards. I'm assuming he meant the game he started against the Chargers where he looked bad, and not the game he threw 7 passes in against the Cards (and looked good).

 
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If Tim Tebow never starts a football game in the NFL again, he will be the first QB in the history of the NFL to have won a playoff game as his last game, despite being active after that game. Thought that was interesting.

Honestly, I think Tebow brings some unique abilities to the position. While his passing is a liability (well, to be fair, that is the case with all the QBs currently rostered for the Jags), he makes up for it in other ways (rushing, not throwing INTs, etc.).

And some of the "he takes attention away from the real stars" stuff is just silly. There aren't too many players that want to be pestered by the media - most would probably prefer the media morons would gather around Tebow's locker, pelting him with questions.

He is better and brings more to the table than many backups around the league, and would probably give a few teams (Jags included) a better chance of winning than whoever they have pencilled in as their starter right now.

Oh, and in the interest of full disclosure, I don't own Tebow in any FF leagues, nor have I ever watched him in college. In fact, until he got to the NFL, I couldn't have picked him out of lineup.

 
If Tim Tebow never starts a football game in the NFL again, he will be the first QB in the history of the NFL to have won a playoff game as his last game, despite being active after that game. Thought that was interesting.
He lost to the Patriots in his last start and did actually see some limited action at QB for the Jets.

 
Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
I'm thinking he meant Lindley
Actually I think the typo was in the opponent. Greg McElroy didn't start against the Cards. I'm assuming he meant the game he started against the Chargers where he looked bad, and not the game he threw 7 passes in against the Cards (and looked good).
He didn't look good against the Chargers, but still completed over 58% of his passes which is still better than Tebow or Sanchez could hope for.

 
If Tim Tebow never starts a football game in the NFL again, he will be the first QB in the history of the NFL to have won a playoff game as his last game, despite being active after that game. Thought that was interesting.

Honestly, I think Tebow brings some unique abilities to the position. While his passing is a liability (well, to be fair, that is the case with all the QBs currently rostered for the Jags), he makes up for it in other ways (rushing, not throwing INTs, etc.).

And some of the "he takes attention away from the real stars" stuff is just silly. There aren't too many players that want to be pestered by the media - most would probably prefer the media morons would gather around Tebow's locker, pelting him with questions.

He is better and brings more to the table than many backups around the league, and would probably give a few teams (Jags included) a better chance of winning than whoever they have pencilled in as their starter right now.

Oh, and in the interest of full disclosure, I don't own Tebow in any FF leagues, nor have I ever watched him in college. In fact, until he got to the NFL, I couldn't have picked him out of lineup.
I think the record you're trying to quote isn't what you said (since he lost the next game after the Pittsburgh victory and was active the next year following that loss, although not a starter).

 
Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
Ok fair enough, apologies, I did watch that game (at Tracey's on Magazine, the Jets game is always on for a crew of NYJ fans on the far left tv by the bar btw) I was thinking of Sanchez who started and played most of that game, I forgot McElroy came in late. Sanchez wasn't the only awful QB in that game though, Cards fans would be happier with 10/31/1/0/72 Ryan Lindley than say Tebow? Maybe that was the point to make.

 
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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?
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.
That is a reasonable point

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.
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.
if Gabbert has confidence I'd be concerned about his intelligence
One of the reasons you will never be a GM

Look at a guy like Alex Smith it took him 5 years to become a legit qb....
So legit that he was replaced by a rookie(at least tebow was replaced by a HOF QB). Another hole in your point is that the same can be applied to Tebow, he only has one year starting, lets all give him a few more years to see if he becomes a "legit qb" in your biased eyes.

 
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Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
McEleroy lost both games right? The most important stat for Tebow are his wins(which happens to be the most important stat for teams in ANY sport) and 4th quarter stats when starting. Its cool though, the media taught you not to be objective in your criticism of Tebow.

http://www.nflrush.com/story/versus-rodgers-vs-tebow-in-the-4th-quarter

 
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Of course Belicheck hates Tebow. There are enough Tebowites out there who will call for Tebow when Tom friggin Brady has just one bad game. Who wants an end-of-the-bench guy causing that kind of distraction? Tebowites can't be reasoned with though. Not worth trying to explain it to them.
Of course you hate Tebow, the media told you to. There are enough sheeple out there who will call for Tebow to retire(post 72) even though all he has done is win while in the nfl. Who wants a winner when he is religious? I would much rather have a gay guy starting for my team even if he is bad at the game because the media taught me how to think. But I don't know why I am bothering to explain this to you, you can't be reasoned with, and it isn't even worth trying to explain that to you.

disclaimer: I fully support gay people, BUT unlike the media, I also fully support religious people as well. Tebow is being discriminated against for being a white religious male, and if you can't see that you're blind.

 
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The White House wanted nothing to do with a petition aimed at compelling the Jacksonville Jaguars to hire Tim Tebow. But Jacksonville-area TV and radio stations will have no quarrels with cashing checks used to purchase advertisements arising from the same plea.

Orlando-based lawyer John Morgan has developed an ad aimed at cajoling Jaguars owner Shahid Khan into signing Tebow.

The spot has been posted by the Orlando Sentinel.

“I’m John Morgan of Morgan & Morgan, and I wanna talk Tebow for one minute. Here’s the evidence. Tim Tebow played on two national championship teams. He won the Heisman as the best college player in the country and was drafted in the first round by the Denver Broncos. Somebody knew somethin’. And after he got his only chance to start, the Broncos were 1-4 and he led them to the AFC playoffs, and beat Pittsburgh.

“The Jaguars are 27-42 in the last five years, one of the worst records in NFL history. And more in store for this year. We can’t even fill an entire end zone.

“Tebow is one of us. He has class, character, and he’s a winner. Let’s win, Mr. Khan. Once upon a time, so-called experts probably doubted your potential, and now look at you.

“Give our guy a shot. I’ll even buy that box your tried to sell me. Remember this: You can’t TiVo Tebow. Let’s do this Mr. Khan. For the people. Let’s win.”

Khan would likely be inclined to give it a try, but he has entrusted the football operation to a General Manager who has made it clear that none of the clocks in Jacksonville ever will be set to Tebow Time.

Instead, the Jaguars will go forward with Blaine Gabbert, Chad Henne, Matt Scott, and Jordan Rodgers at quarterback.When looking at it that way, maybe Morgan has a point.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTz_8kdsruw&feature=player_embedded
FYI - this is the same guy striving to get medical marijuana on the bill in 2014 in Florida. A hot girl in my office and her friends once ran into him downtown and ended up inviting him to hang out with them for a bit. He drank like a pirate, tried to bone 2 of them, then passed out, at which point they painted on his face with lipstick and took pictures of it. They're praying he runs for office someday.
 
Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
McEleroy lost both games right? The most important stat for Tebow are his wins(which happens to be the most important stat for teams in ANY sport) and 4th quarter stats when starting. Its cool though, the media taught you not to be objective in your criticism of Tebow.

http://www.nflrush.com/story/versus-rodgers-vs-tebow-in-the-4th-quarter
Six (6) 4th quarter comebacks, wow, that's a lot. Regardless of how people want to spin it as maybe it was really all his fault the Broncos were behind in teh first place.

I mentioned this in another TT thread a while back but I would not discount league pressure here. Yes 6 4th qtr comebacks is exciting product, but Tebow's style of play does not fit what the league wants its packaging to be. It wants 5,000 yard, 30 TD passers. Not guys who remind people of the glory of Steve Van Buren. It is possible just possible that the Tebow style of play in all its ugly, slow, sloppy, brutish 16-13 score, 8/19/1/2/125 + 12/88/1 pass/rush "glory" could actually work because somewhere buried deep in the NFL DNA is just that kind of quasi-rugby, and maybe that ain't good for business (as they view it).

 
The White House wanted nothing to do with a petition aimed at compelling the Jacksonville Jaguars to hire Tim Tebow. But Jacksonville-area TV and radio stations will have no quarrels with cashing checks used to purchase advertisements arising from the same plea.

Orlando-based lawyer John Morgan has developed an ad aimed at cajoling Jaguars owner Shahid Khan into signing Tebow.

The spot has been posted by the Orlando Sentinel.

“I’m John Morgan of Morgan & Morgan, and I wanna talk Tebow for one minute. Here’s the evidence. Tim Tebow played on two national championship teams. He won the Heisman as the best college player in the country and was drafted in the first round by the Denver Broncos. Somebody knew somethin’. And after he got his only chance to start, the Broncos were 1-4 and he led them to the AFC playoffs, and beat Pittsburgh.

“The Jaguars are 27-42 in the last five years, one of the worst records in NFL history. And more in store for this year. We can’t even fill an entire end zone.

“Tebow is one of us. He has class, character, and he’s a winner. Let’s win, Mr. Khan. Once upon a time, so-called experts probably doubted your potential, and now look at you.

“Give our guy a shot. I’ll even buy that box your tried to sell me. Remember this: You can’t TiVo Tebow. Let’s do this Mr. Khan. For the people. Let’s win.”

Khan would likely be inclined to give it a try, but he has entrusted the football operation to a General Manager who has made it clear that none of the clocks in Jacksonville ever will be set to Tebow Time.

Instead, the Jaguars will go forward with Blaine Gabbert, Chad Henne, Matt Scott, and Jordan Rodgers at quarterback.When looking at it that way, maybe Morgan has a point.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTz_8kdsruw&feature=player_embedded
FYI - this is the same guy striving to get medical marijuana on the bill in 2014 in Florida. A hot girl in my office and her friends once ran into him downtown and ended up inviting him to hang out with them for a bit. He drank like a pirate, tried to bone 2 of them, then passed out, at which point they painted on his face with lipstick and took pictures of it. They're praying he runs for office someday.
Also, I didn't read the whole thread, but the bolded above "For the people" is his law-firm's oft-repeated motto in all their (non-stop) TV spots. Shameless self-promotion is all this is.
 
The White House wanted nothing to do with a petition aimed at compelling the Jacksonville Jaguars to hire Tim Tebow. But Jacksonville-area TV and radio stations will have no quarrels with cashing checks used to purchase advertisements arising from the same plea.

Orlando-based lawyer John Morgan has developed an ad aimed at cajoling Jaguars owner Shahid Khan into signing Tebow.

The spot has been posted by the Orlando Sentinel.

“I’m John Morgan of Morgan & Morgan, and I wanna talk Tebow for one minute. Here’s the evidence. Tim Tebow played on two national championship teams. He won the Heisman as the best college player in the country and was drafted in the first round by the Denver Broncos. Somebody knew somethin’. And after he got his only chance to start, the Broncos were 1-4 and he led them to the AFC playoffs, and beat Pittsburgh.

“The Jaguars are 27-42 in the last five years, one of the worst records in NFL history. And more in store for this year. We can’t even fill an entire end zone.

“Tebow is one of us. He has class, character, and he’s a winner. Let’s win, Mr. Khan. Once upon a time, so-called experts probably doubted your potential, and now look at you.

“Give our guy a shot. I’ll even buy that box your tried to sell me. Remember this: You can’t TiVo Tebow. Let’s do this Mr. Khan. For the people. Let’s win.”

Khan would likely be inclined to give it a try, but he has entrusted the football operation to a General Manager who has made it clear that none of the clocks in Jacksonville ever will be set to Tebow Time.

Instead, the Jaguars will go forward with Blaine Gabbert, Chad Henne, Matt Scott, and Jordan Rodgers at quarterback.When looking at it that way, maybe Morgan has a point.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTz_8kdsruw&feature=player_embedded
FYI - this is the same guy striving to get medical marijuana on the bill in 2014 in Florida. A hot girl in my office and her friends once ran into him downtown and ended up inviting him to hang out with them for a bit. He drank like a pirate, tried to bone 2 of them, then passed out, at which point they painted on his face with lipstick and took pictures of it. They're praying he runs for office someday.
To sum up, you're basically saying a guy had some alcohol and hit on a hot girl? Lots of guys have done that, including smoking weed, so what's your point? A lawyer isn't morally perfect? Well duh.

 
Please take the religious and political garbage to the FFA. TIA. If you want to discuss Tebow as a football player, have at it.

 
The White House wanted nothing to do with a petition aimed at compelling the Jacksonville Jaguars to hire Tim Tebow. But Jacksonville-area TV and radio stations will have no quarrels with cashing checks used to purchase advertisements arising from the same plea.

Orlando-based lawyer John Morgan has developed an ad aimed at cajoling Jaguars owner Shahid Khan into signing Tebow.

The spot has been posted by the Orlando Sentinel.

“I’m John Morgan of Morgan & Morgan, and I wanna talk Tebow for one minute. Here’s the evidence. Tim Tebow played on two national championship teams. He won the Heisman as the best college player in the country and was drafted in the first round by the Denver Broncos. Somebody knew somethin’. And after he got his only chance to start, the Broncos were 1-4 and he led them to the AFC playoffs, and beat Pittsburgh.

“The Jaguars are 27-42 in the last five years, one of the worst records in NFL history. And more in store for this year. We can’t even fill an entire end zone.

“Tebow is one of us. He has class, character, and he’s a winner. Let’s win, Mr. Khan. Once upon a time, so-called experts probably doubted your potential, and now look at you.

“Give our guy a shot. I’ll even buy that box your tried to sell me. Remember this: You can’t TiVo Tebow. Let’s do this Mr. Khan. For the people. Let’s win.”

Khan would likely be inclined to give it a try, but he has entrusted the football operation to a General Manager who has made it clear that none of the clocks in Jacksonville ever will be set to Tebow Time.

Instead, the Jaguars will go forward with Blaine Gabbert, Chad Henne, Matt Scott, and Jordan Rodgers at quarterback.When looking at it that way, maybe Morgan has a point.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTz_8kdsruw&feature=player_embedded
FYI - this is the same guy striving to get medical marijuana on the bill in 2014 in Florida. A hot girl in my office and her friends once ran into him downtown and ended up inviting him to hang out with them for a bit. He drank like a pirate, tried to bone 2 of them, then passed out, at which point they painted on his face with lipstick and took pictures of it. They're praying he runs for office someday.
To sum up, you're basically saying a guy had some alcohol and hit on a hot girl? Lots of guys have done that, including smoking weed, so what's your point? A lawyer isn't morally perfect? Well duh.
No point, really, just found it amusing. However, for a 50-something married guy in the public eye, who may have political aspirations, passing out at the bar with a bunch of 25 year olds and having pictures taken of yourself with penises drawn on you in lipstick probably isn't a good look. I guess that's the point - this is popcorn reading, but not anything to be taken remotely seriously.
 
Please take the religious and political garbage to the FFA. TIA. If you want to discuss Tebow as a football player, have at it.
Mocking nicknames "tebowites" are okay. It's also okay to say "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 qb" translation Tebow shouldn't be religious if he wants to play in the NFL.

but as soon as I point out the hate behind the reasoning for Tebow bashing all of a sudden its "take it to FFA"

you're a joke.

I also just noticed you were the guy that wanted a young WINNING QB with room to grow to retire

you're a bigger joke than I originally thought.

 
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Of course Belicheck hates Tebow. There are enough Tebowites out there who will call for Tebow when Tom friggin Brady has just one bad game. Who wants an end-of-the-bench guy causing that kind of distraction? Tebowites can't be reasoned with though. Not worth trying to explain it to them.
Of course you hate Tebow, the media told you to. There are enough sheeple out there who will call for Tebow to retire(post 72) even though all he has done is win while in the nfl. Who wants a winner when he is religious? I would much rather have a gay guy starting for my team even if he is bad at the game because the media taught me how to think. But I don't know why I am bothering to explain this to you, you can't be reasoned with, and it isn't even worth trying to explain that to you.

disclaimer: I fully support gay people, BUT unlike the media, I also fully support religious people as well. Tebow is being discriminated against for being a white religious male, and if you can't see that you're blind.
Kurt Warner was a religious white man (and QB). Was he discriminated against? John Kitna was a religious white man (and QB). Was he discriminated against?

We can continue to list players who were/are religious but weren't discriminated against. To continue to hold firm to the belief that the reason Tebow isn't being given a chance is because of his religious beliefs is foolish.

 
Of course Belicheck hates Tebow. There are enough Tebowites out there who will call for Tebow when Tom friggin Brady has just one bad game. Who wants an end-of-the-bench guy causing that kind of distraction? Tebowites can't be reasoned with though. Not worth trying to explain it to them.
Of course you hate Tebow, the media told you to. There are enough sheeple out there who will call for Tebow to retire(post 72) even though all he has done is win while in the nfl. Who wants a winner when he is religious? I would much rather have a gay guy starting for my team even if he is bad at the game because the media taught me how to think. But I don't know why I am bothering to explain this to you, you can't be reasoned with, and it isn't even worth trying to explain that to you.

disclaimer: I fully support gay people, BUT unlike the media, I also fully support religious people as well. Tebow is being discriminated against for being a white religious male, and if you can't see that you're blind.
Kurt Warner was a religious white man (and QB). Was he discriminated against? John Kitna was a religious white man (and QB). Was he discriminated against?
Different times, my friend, different times.

 
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You may want to re-check on this "fact".

If Tim Tebow never starts a football game in the NFL again, he will be the first QB in the history of the NFL to have won a playoff game as his last game,
Yes, John Elway is the only QB I can think of whose final game was a playoff win.
Yep - mea culpa. What I was trying to say (and got completely wrong) was that he would be the first in over 30 years to have won a playoff game, then never start again, despite still being active. He would be only the 2nd is history. Apparently I didn't listen close enough to the radio guy on the way home. :doh:

 
Yeah, the world sure has changed since waaaaay back in 2009 when Warner last played. Or last year when Ray Lewis was on his mission from God. :rolleyes:

The fact is, if Tebow could throw a football then he could probably be an outspoken Satan worshipper and still find a job in the NFL. He can't, and so he's jobless. It has zero to do with religion. And claiming the media hates him is patently absurd. The media LOVES Tim Tebow. He's a headline story EVERYWHERE despite being a total scrub as a player.

Of course Belicheck hates Tebow. There are enough Tebowites out there who will call for Tebow when Tom friggin Brady has just one bad game. Who wants an end-of-the-bench guy causing that kind of distraction? Tebowites can't be reasoned with though. Not worth trying to explain it to them.
Of course you hate Tebow, the media told you to. There are enough sheeple out there who will call for Tebow to retire(post 72) even though all he has done is win while in the nfl. Who wants a winner when he is religious? I would much rather have a gay guy starting for my team even if he is bad at the game because the media taught me how to think. But I don't know why I am bothering to explain this to you, you can't be reasoned with, and it isn't even worth trying to explain that to you.disclaimer: I fully support gay people, BUT unlike the media, I also fully support religious people as well. Tebow is being discriminated against for being a white religious male, and if you can't see that you're blind.
Kurt Warner was a religious white man (and QB). Was he discriminated against? John Kitna was a religious white man (and QB). Was he discriminated against?
Different times, my friend, different times.
 
A radical president was elected in 2008, so I could be wrong but I don’t think it is really that surprising there has been a lot of “change” since around 2008. Not too much hope left anymore...

Also, the media loves talking about him, doesn’t mean they love him. According to your logic the media loves Jodi arias, lol.

The fact is if Tebow was winning at QB throwing ten interceptions a game he should still play, because winning is the only thing that matters.

Yeah, the world sure has changed since waaaaay back in 2009 when Warner last played. Or last year when Ray Lewis was on his mission from God. :rolleyes:The fact is, if Tebow could throw a football then he could probably be an outspoken Satan worshipper and still find a job in the NFL. He can't, and so he's jobless. It has zero to do with religion. And claiming the media hates him is patently absurd. The media LOVES Tim Tebow. He's a headline story EVERYWHERE despite being a total scrub as a player.
 
A radical president was elected in 2008, so I could be wrong but I don’t think it is really that surprising there has been a lot of “change” since around 2008. Not too much hope left anymore...

Also, the media loves talking about him, doesn’t mean they love him. According to your logic the media loves Jodi arias, lol.

The fact is if Tebow was winning at QB throwing ten interceptions a game he should still play, because winning is the only thing that matters.

Yeah, the world sure has changed since waaaaay back in 2009 when Warner last played. Or last year when Ray Lewis was on his mission from God. :rolleyes:The fact is, if Tebow could throw a football then he could probably be an outspoken Satan worshipper and still find a job in the NFL. He can't, and so he's jobless. It has zero to do with religion. And claiming the media hates him is patently absurd. The media LOVES Tim Tebow. He's a headline story EVERYWHERE despite being a total scrub as a player.
Awesome, just awesome. You are crazy!!!

This is a good case and point why nobody wants tebow becasue they don't want a stadium full of this guy.

 
Kinda wish all the Tebow fans would pool their money together to buy an NFL team for him to play on to see what would happen :popcorn: .

Let me know when the thread clamoring for T.J. Yates to get a chance starts up.

-QG

 
A radical president was elected in 2008, so I could be wrong but I don’t think it is really that surprising there has been a lot of “change” since around 2008. Not too much hope left anymore... Also, the media loves talking about him, doesn’t mean they love him. According to your logic the media loves Jodi arias, lol. The fact is if Tebow was winning at QB throwing ten interceptions a game he should still play, because winning is the only thing that matters.

Yeah, the world sure has changed since waaaaay back in 2009 when Warner last played. Or last year when Ray Lewis was on his mission from God. :rolleyes:The fact is, if Tebow could throw a football then he could probably be an outspoken Satan worshipper and still find a job in the NFL. He can't, and so he's jobless. It has zero to do with religion. And claiming the media hates him is patently absurd. The media LOVES Tim Tebow. He's a headline story EVERYWHERE despite being a total scrub as a player.
Awesome, just awesome. You are crazy!!! This is a good case and point why nobody wants tebow becasue they don't want a stadium full of this guy.
You admit it then, with tebow it isn't about skill (since he wins) but about hatred for a group of people(Tebow especially) that have a different belief system than you? Thanks for winning my argument for me.

btw, you're hilarious, its case in point, not case and point :lol: :lol: :lol:

this is a good "case and point" that anything you think or say is based on ignorance.

 
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if they bring in tebow i hope that they teach him how to jaguar this is the dance of the one of the most storied franchises ever so we should all learn it and love it brohans

 
I'm thinking this disclaimer isn't necessary :lol:

I don't own Tebow in any FF leagues,
Actually, you're coming off as extremely ignorant here, :lol: because when tebow is a starter he is VERY solid for fantasy due to his running game, so it isn't crazy to think some people have Tebow on their rosters hoping he gets a starting job.
I can understand that, but considering that he didn't start all of last season and it's nearly a certainty he wont be starting this season I doubt many people are using a roster spot on Tim. Mostly it was just a joke.

 
Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
McEleroy lost both games right? The most important stat for Tebow are his wins(which happens to be the most important stat for teams in ANY sport) and 4th quarter stats when starting. Its cool though, the media taught you not to be objective in your criticism of Tebow.

http://www.nflrush.com/story/versus-rodgers-vs-tebow-in-the-4th-quarter
Guess again.

 
Why does everyone think Tim Teblow will magically fill seats? After losing 4 or 5 home games I'm pretty sure the novelty will wear off.
Because he has a huge following and played HS and college ball in Florida? He's practically an icon there, one of the best college football players of all time.

I wouldn't sign him either and don't think they will, but it's hard to argue that their sales (not just tickets) wouldn't increase with him.

 
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Dr. Octopus said:
I'm thinking this disclaimer isn't necessary :lol:

I don't own Tebow in any FF leagues,
Actually, you're coming off as extremely ignorant here, :lol: because when tebow is a starter he is VERY solid for fantasy due to his running game, so it isn't crazy to think some people have Tebow on their rosters hoping he gets a starting job.
Mostly it was just a joke.
Ah, well you did get me laughing, so I agree what you said was a joke.

Dr. Octopus said:
Did anyone actually watch the game that McElroy started for the Jets vs the Cards? Absolutely brutal, awful awful stuff. Yes, Tebow is better than McElory.
I watched it - did you?

McElroy completed 71+% of his passes with 1 TD and no ints. Tebow can't complete 50% of his passes. This was McElroy's first NFL game action. Did he show signs of being anything special? No, but he wasn't brutal at all.

McEleroy looked far better than Tebow did as a Jet, and much better than Sanchez did in that game. I beleive Sanchez had 3-4 truly awful interceptions in that game.

Tebow looked terrible all preseason and any time he entered the game as a Jet. I'm not saying McElroy has any more potential than Tebow, or that the Jets did Tebow any favors at all when they did give him playing time - but your statement is inaccurate.
McEleroy lost both games right? The most important stat for Tebow are his wins(which happens to be the most important stat for teams in ANY sport) and 4th quarter stats when starting. Its cool though, the media taught you not to be objective in your criticism of Tebow.

http://www.nflrush.com/story/versus-rodgers-vs-tebow-in-the-4th-quarter
Guess again.
My mistake, you're right, the game he didn't start but threw only 7 passes in he did win. however, when he had to throw more than 7 passes he ended up losing.

 

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