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Tim Tebow - 8.17.21 Waived By Jacksonville (1 Viewer)

Speaking of Vick, he may be more consistent with his throws completion percentage wise, but he also throws WAY more interceptions and has MUCH better receiving options. Vick had around 50% comp. percentage his first year, with 13 picks. Given time and a better supporting cast, I think we'll see Tebow's completion percentage improve to around 60%.
You might want to get your stats straight before you start comparing Tebow to Vick. Vick completed 54.9% of passes in his first year as a starter, with 8 INTs. Tebow is currently at 46.4%.But yes, if you gave him a supporting cast of Pro Bowl receivers and 400-pound linemen who can run 4.5 40-yard-dashes, I am sure that he could bring that completion rate up to 60%. :thumbup:

 
How soon you forget how bad he sucked last week. Funny.
How soon you forget that he still scored 15 points that week, which was better than all-stars like Brees, Romo, Stafford, and Rivers.Even the best QBs have ups and downs. Give the kid some credit for a good game.

If you are expecting him to be a great pocket passer, you're going to be disappointed. He's more likely to put up 100 rushing yards than 300 passing yards. Think early Michael Vick. It may not always be pretty, but it is enough to win games, both in reality and fantasy (see 2-1 as a starter this year).

Also, while it isn't always pretty, his stat line is pretty great:

Att Comp Pct Yds Yds/Att Yds /Comp Pass TDs Int Fum Rush Att Rush Yds Rush TDs 45 97 46.39 536 5.53 11.91 6 1 1 38 276 1 Fantasy-wise, he's averaging 23.39 points per start this year in my league which puts him at QB6, right between Stafford and Vick. This is consistent with the 25+ points he put up in each of his 3 starts last season.
Fantasy, go for it but I always stick with the QB that can throw the ball around. That's why I win championships. 4 with Favre, 2 with Brees.
:lmao: good stuff here
Disappointed he did not show us his full rooster.
 
I'm not talking fantasy.
I'm sorry, you must be lost then. This website is for fantasy football.You can find a general broncos message board here: http://forums.denverbroncos.com
Yep. Knew that when I read the 1st page and his leading the Broncos to championships. :lmao: You may want to head to the tebow a #1 QW thread. You are so confused.
Yes, it is confusing that you would talk strictly about NFL value on a website that says Fantasy Football at the top.Also, since he did win, and has won 2 of 3 games he's started this year, saying that a team that needs improvement at every position would not be able to win a championship at some point with him is very short-sighted. I never made the arguement that he'd lead them to championships, but he helped this crappy team win 2 games. Hit a few jackpots in the draft and free agency and any team can win a championship.

 
Speaking of Vick, he may be more consistent with his throws completion percentage wise, but he also throws WAY more interceptions and has MUCH better receiving options. Vick had around 50% comp. percentage his first year, with 13 picks. Given time and a better supporting cast, I think we'll see Tebow's completion percentage improve to around 60%.
You might want to get your stats straight before you start comparing Tebow to Vick. Vick completed 54.9% of passes in his first year as a starter, with 8 INTs. Tebow is currently at 46.4%.But yes, if you gave him a supporting cast of Pro Bowl receivers and 400-pound linemen who can run 4.5 40-yard-dashes, I am sure that he could bring that completion rate up to 60%. :thumbup:
Oops, you're right, I was looking at Vick's 4th, 5th, and 6th years in the league. Actually this helps my point. Vick had terrible completion percentages (44-56%) in every year until he got to the Eagles. It was 44.2% in year 1. His QB rating was never above 78. Tim Tebow's rating last year was 82.1 and this year it is 75.1.

 
Speaking of Vick, he may be more consistent with his throws completion percentage wise, but he also throws WAY more interceptions and has MUCH better receiving options. Vick had around 50% comp. percentage his first year, with 13 picks. Given time and a better supporting cast, I think we'll see Tebow's completion percentage improve to around 60%.
You might want to get your stats straight before you start comparing Tebow to Vick. Vick completed 54.9% of passes in his first year as a starter, with 8 INTs. Tebow is currently at 46.4%.But yes, if you gave him a supporting cast of Pro Bowl receivers and 400-pound linemen who can run 4.5 40-yard-dashes, I am sure that he could bring that completion rate up to 60%. :thumbup:
Oops, you're right, I was looking at Vick's 4th, 5th, and 6th years in the league. Actually this helps my point. Vick had terrible completion percentages (44-56%) in every year until he got to the Eagles. It was 44.2% in year 1. His QB rating was never above 78. Tim Tebow's rating last year was 82.1 and this year it is 75.1.
He started 2 games that year! :lol:
 
Speaking of Vick, he may be more consistent with his throws completion percentage wise, but he also throws WAY more interceptions and has MUCH better receiving options. Vick had around 50% comp. percentage his first year, with 13 picks. Given time and a better supporting cast, I think we'll see Tebow's completion percentage improve to around 60%.
You might want to get your stats straight before you start comparing Tebow to Vick. Vick completed 54.9% of passes in his first year as a starter, with 8 INTs. Tebow is currently at 46.4%.But yes, if you gave him a supporting cast of Pro Bowl receivers and 400-pound linemen who can run 4.5 40-yard-dashes, I am sure that he could bring that completion rate up to 60%. :thumbup:
Oops, you're right, I was looking at Vick's 4th, 5th, and 6th years in the league. Actually this helps my point. Vick had terrible completion percentages (44-56%) in every year until he got to the Eagles. It was 44.2% in year 1. His QB rating was never above 78. Tim Tebow's rating last year was 82.1 and this year it is 75.1.
He started 2 games that year! :lol:
Tebow has started 3, your point?
 
Orton as Broncos starter: 4-14Tebow as Broncos starter: 3-3The idea that Orton gives them a better chance to win can be officially squashed, no matter how much prettier his spirals are.
Blah blah blah... Vince Young... Blah blah blah. You guys just don't get it.
Dude, you act like you will show us all - but you are in the majority - lots of people think he won't make a good NFL QB.For the most part, the talk here is about his fantasy value - and even if he loses his job as starting QB - I think he has proven to have fantasy value - even if it is short-lived.
 
Orton as Broncos starter: 4-14Tebow as Broncos starter: 3-3The idea that Orton gives them a better chance to win can be officially squashed, no matter how much prettier his spirals are.
Blah blah blah... Vince Young... Blah blah blah. You guys just don't get it.
I'm kind of jumping in the middle of an argument here, so I'm not sure exactly what your stance is, but the Tebow hate is simply way over the top. Would I be shocked if Tebow leads a team to the SB? Yes. Would I be surprised if he's not an NFL starter a few years from now? No. But I can say the same thing for many of the starting QB's in the league right now. There's 32 f'ing spots to fill, not all of them are going to be good in the present, and not all of them are going to be good in the future. Which is why it simply makes no sense that people are so angry that he's merely been given a chance to start. Tebow needs to make major improvements to his game but however unconventional he may be, he has flashed some potential and so far is flat out better at winning football games than the other options on his team. Add in the fact that he's the only QB the Broncos can get any value of next year as a player or in a trade, and it wouldn't make sense not to start him. Only reason to bench him is if he plays so poorly he's hurting his teammates' development, and so far he's not.
 
Tebow was born in Makati City in the Philippines, the son of Pamela Pemberton Tebow, daughter of a U.S. Army colonel, and Robert Ramsey Tebow, a pastor, who were serving as Christian Baptist missionaries at the time.
HAHA TEBOW CAN'T BE PRESIDENTEAT ####
 
shnikies is to The Tebow as the hairy scotsman is to ___________?Picked up the Raiders D in redraft. It will make The Tebow's beatdown even more enjoyable.
favreco is to Tebow as navel lint is to ___________?How did the Raiders D do for you yesterday? That was an excellent choice for your championship fantasy team.
 
Can someone explain to me why a team should revamp its entire offensive approach for a quarterback who can't even complete 50% of his passes?
I guess because a team can still run for 298 yards even if the quarterback completes less than 50% of his passes. I can't remember, were they running the read option with Orton or did they revamp its entire offensive approach for a quarterback who can't even complete 50% of his passes?
 
I'm not defending Tebow's performance thus far but it's clear his only opportunity to succeed is in a shotgun spread offense almost exclusively.
Why should any NFL team start a QB who cannot play under center?
Easy. Because it's what the fans want, hands down. Every team is in it for 2 things: 1) win, 2) make money.They aren't doing any of #1 anytime soon with ANY of their QBs. It's a smart decision to get as much of #2 as possible.

I don't see why this is so difficult for you guys to understand. Think outside of your little boxes.
Pretty sure there is a reason why you are not an NFL executive.
He's trying to help jersey sales. They gotta get those off the racks by December.
Sells jerseys and wins games. Yep, you're right, that's what he does.
:lmao: The guys sucks. His stats suck (I'm talking real football here). The raiders can't stop the run. Thus they lost. It's not like they are a top team. They aren't. I'll see you when he takes his beatdown vs the NYJ and lets see him keep up with the Chargers O.Remember Tebow is to shnikies as Vince Young is to the hairy scotsman. That one didn't end well.
The comparision to Vince Young overlooks one big difference: Character. Tebow is not going to go mental and break down like Young did. He is not going to blame his teammates if he fails. He is going to work harder than Young to improve and he will do what the coaches tell him. Your comparison fails.
 
So Tebow took over a 1-4 team with zero hope of making the playoffs, and brought them within a game of first place in a mere three weeks. Tebow for MVP!
where as the raiders paid 2 firsts for carson palmer, who has thrown more INTs in a raiders uniform than Tebow has in a Broncos oneif i am ranking AFC west QBs it has to go cassell, tebow, rivers, palmerfor now
 
I'm not defending Tebow's performance thus far but it's clear his only opportunity to succeed is in a shotgun spread offense almost exclusively.
Why should any NFL team start a QB who cannot play under center?
Easy. Because it's what the fans want, hands down. Every team is in it for 2 things: 1) win, 2) make money.They aren't doing any of #1 anytime soon with ANY of their QBs. It's a smart decision to get as much of #2 as possible.

I don't see why this is so difficult for you guys to understand. Think outside of your little boxes.
Pretty sure there is a reason why you are not an NFL executive.
He's trying to help jersey sales. They gotta get those off the racks by December.
Sells jerseys and wins games. Yep, you're right, that's what he does.
:lmao: The guys sucks. His stats suck (I'm talking real football here). The raiders can't stop the run. Thus they lost. It's not like they are a top team. They aren't. I'll see you when he takes his beatdown vs the NYJ and lets see him keep up with the Chargers O.Remember Tebow is to shnikies as Vince Young is to the hairy scotsman. That one didn't end well.
The comparision to Vince Young overlooks one big difference: Character. Tebow is not going to go mental and break down like Young did. He is not going to blame his teammates if he fails. He is going to work harder than Young to improve and he will do what the coaches tell him. Your comparison fails.
Nope. They're the same two people. Young had his skin bleached and changed his name to Tim Tebow.
 
Can someone explain to me why a team should revamp its entire offensive approach for a quarterback who can't even complete 50% of his passes?
I guess because a team can still run for 298 yards even if the quarterback completes less than 50% of his passes. I can't remember, were they running the read option with Orton or did they revamp its entire offensive approach for a quarterback who can't even complete 50% of his passes?
Good posting, also there are different formulas to winning in the NFL.Some teams have base 3 wr sets. Some teams run more out of the I. Some run with single backs. Some run with more 2 TE sets. Some teams throw more than others while some teams run more etc etc.

On defense, some teams play a 3-4 defense, some teams play a 4-3 base. Some teams play more zone, some play more man etc etc.

You work to your team strengths. If you have a QB that slings it around you work to those strengths. Tebow is not a slinging it around QB. So you work to his strengths and see if that formula can work for your team and organization.

The problem is due to it being such a different formula and against the normalacy many people have written him off. It is still way too early to tell one way or the other if it is a formla that can help you win and eventually contend for a championship. For now, it has had mixed results. But I think if he can continue to improve it at least has shown it has a chance and some potential for a guy only having started 5 NFL games.

A lot of people are scared of difference, just take a look at FavreCo posts as an example of how someone can react to a difference in the most dramatic of forms.

 
The comparision to Vince Young overlooks one big difference: Character. Tebow is not going to go mental and break down like Young did. He is not going to blame his teammates if he fails. He is going to work harder than Young to improve and he will do what the coaches tell him. Your comparison fails.
That has nothing to do with the comparison. I'm not comparing Young to The Tebow. I'm comparing shnikies continual raving about Tebow. It's the same raving that the hairy scotsman did about Vince Young. he's this he 's that. he's a winner. Where have we heard that one before? Oh, btw, Alex Smith is a winner now too. I would probably take The Tebow over Smith however on that team. The D keeps them in every game. NO rushing TDs allowed yet.

 
The comparision to Vince Young overlooks one big difference: Character. Tebow is not going to go mental and break down like Young did. He is not going to blame his teammates if he fails. He is going to work harder than Young to improve and he will do what the coaches tell him. Your comparison fails.
That has nothing to do with the comparison. I'm not comparing Young to The Tebow. I'm comparing shnikies continual raving about Tebow. It's the same raving that the hairy scotsman did about Vince Young. he's this he 's that. he's a winner. Where have we heard that one before? Oh, btw, Alex Smith is a winner now too. I would probably take The Tebow over Smith however on that team. The D keeps them in every game. NO rushing TDs allowed yet.
The funniest thing is your poor reading comprehension. I like how you mistaken me for saying he deserves a chance to improve so he can become a top 32 QB for "continual raving". Very good. I laugh. Ha Ha Ha.

 
"Old Blood and Grass Stains" showed everybody yesterday. He is unstoppable. He will win the AFC West and take the Denver Bronco's Tebow's to the promised land. As it is written so shall it be.

 
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I was especially impressed how "The Tebow" was able to make the Raiders commit 15 penalties for 130 yards pure genius.

 
I was especially impressed how "The Tebow" was able to make the Raiders commit 15 penalties for 130 yards pure genius.
I was impressed with how Tebow was able to overcome four drive killing offensive holding penalties.
I'm impressed they only had 4 offensive holding penalties, being that the offensive line has no idea where "The Tebow" is at or when or if he is going to throw the ball.
 
I was especially impressed how "The Tebow" was able to make the Raiders commit 15 penalties for 130 yards pure genius.
I resent your implicationTebow does not tempt one to violate the rules, he encourages all to compete to their limits within the rules! If anything the cupthrowing evildoers in the "black hole" are the one compelling their team to the dark path. But even the slings and arrows of the unrepentant sinners cannot deter Tebow from doing the work of his father.
 
I was especially impressed how "The Tebow" was able to make the Raiders commit 15 penalties for 130 yards pure genius.
I was impressed with how Tebow was able to overcome four drive killing offensive holding penalties.
I'm impressed they only had 4 offensive holding penalties, being that the offensive line has no idea where "The Tebow" is at or when or if he is going to throw the ball.
Two of the penalties were on runs, one on a running back screen and the other on a straight drop where Tebow threw the ball within 3 seconds. I'm glad you were impressed.
 
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I was especially impressed how "The Tebow" was able to make the Raiders commit 15 penalties for 130 yards pure genius.
I resent your implicationTebow does not tempt one to violate the rules, he encourages all to compete to their limits within the rules! If anything the cupthrowing evildoers in the "black hole" are the one compelling their team to the dark path. But even the slings and arrows of the unrepentant sinners cannot deter Tebow from doing the work of his father.
hahahahahahahahahahhahaaha...I need this guys to keep winning...the posts just keep getting funnier and funnier...If he can win the AFC west this year...that wildcard game will be one of the most watched football games of all-time. I literally cant wait. One of the best regular season story-lines for the NFL in a long time. Tebow vs. Rodgers superbowl! I can dream cant I? :lmao:
 
There was a reason why I prefaced my Tebow comment with the other quarterbacks...
Your MAN-LOVE for "St. Tebow" is well documented... please don't feel pressured to pretend to make a point. Just shout it from the mountain tops my brother!Gotta hand it to Elway and Fox; start Tebow, giving the fans what they (think they) want, and at the same time virtually guarantee that you stay firmly in the hunt for Andrew Luck.BRILLIANT!
LOL! Yes it is. I don't mind that either. I enjoy ruffling feathers and Tebow haters get worked up pretty easily. Denver is 2-1 with Tebow at QB. No pressure on that point.
 
I was especially impressed how "The Tebow" was able to make the Raiders commit 15 penalties for 130 yards pure genius.
I resent your implicationTebow does not tempt one to violate the rules, he encourages all to compete to their limits within the rules! If anything the cupthrowing evildoers in the "black hole" are the one compelling their team to the dark path. But even the slings and arrows of the unrepentant sinners cannot deter Tebow from doing the work of his father.
hahahahahahahahahahhahaaha...I need this guys to keep winning...the posts just keep getting funnier and funnier...If he can win the AFC west this year...that wildcard game will be one of the most watched football games of all-time. I literally cant wait. One of the best regular season story-lines for the NFL in a long time. Tebow vs. Rodgers superbowl! I can dream cant I? :lmao:
LOL! I'm with you on that! It's gets funnier and funnier listening to the reasons why Tim Tebow shouldn't be credited with the win. I can only hope for more Ws to keep it going. Wining the West is a pretty big stretch, but definitely not impossible. I will feel sorry for Tebow if he has to go up against Aaron Rodgers, though. LOL. Good thing the Green Bay D gives up a lot of yards!
 
There was a reason why I prefaced my Tebow comment with the other quarterbacks...
Your MAN-LOVE for "St. Tebow" is well documented... please don't feel pressured to pretend to make a point. Just shout it from the mountain tops my brother!Gotta hand it to Elway and Fox; start Tebow, giving the fans what they (think they) want, and at the same time virtually guarantee that you stay firmly in the hunt for Andrew Luck.BRILLIANT!
LOL! Yes it is. I don't mind that either. I enjoy ruffling feathers and Tebow haters get worked up pretty easily. Denver is 2-1 with Tebow at QB. No pressure on that point.
Lets' just make it 3-1. The Tebow will easily beat the hapless Chiefs. Then he goes on a tear of beatdowns against real defenses.
 
Lets' just make it 3-1. The Tebow will easily beat the hapless Chiefs. Then he goes on a tear of beatdowns against real defenses.
The only two solid defenses I see on the schedule are the Jets and Chargers. And Tebow didn't exactly get a beatdown against the Chargers in the second half of Week 5 - he was one incompletion away from leading them to a big comeback win.If he gets whipped by the Jets, well, he wouldn't be the first QB to get whipped by them. That's why they're a "real defense." The rest of the schedule doesn't look any worse than the Chiefs though. I think he's got a good shot to post a winning record as a starter by the end of this season.
 
Lets' just make it 3-1. The Tebow will easily beat the hapless Chiefs. Then he goes on a tear of beatdowns against real defenses.
The only two solid defenses I see on the schedule are the Jets and Chargers. And Tebow didn't exactly get a beatdown against the Chargers in the second half of Week 5 - he was one incompletion away from leading them to a big comeback win.If he gets whipped by the Jets, well, he wouldn't be the first QB to get whipped by them. That's why they're a "real defense." The rest of the schedule doesn't look any worse than the Chiefs though. I think he's got a good shot to post a winning record as a starter by the end of this season.
Bears and Minnesota. The Vikings have a weak secondary. Means nothing vs Tebow. It's the front 7. They are 4th vs the run. CHI is 11th.
 
Lets' just make it 3-1. The Tebow will easily beat the hapless Chiefs. Then he goes on a tear of beatdowns against real defenses.
The only two solid defenses I see on the schedule are the Jets and Chargers. And Tebow didn't exactly get a beatdown against the Chargers in the second half of Week 5 - he was one incompletion away from leading them to a big comeback win.If he gets whipped by the Jets, well, he wouldn't be the first QB to get whipped by them. That's why they're a "real defense." The rest of the schedule doesn't look any worse than the Chiefs though. I think he's got a good shot to post a winning record as a starter by the end of this season.
Bears and Minnesota. The Vikings have a weak secondary. Means nothing vs Tebow. It's the front 7. They are 4th vs the run. CHI is 11th.
Yeah, Denver is gonna have to figure out a blitz beater when they go up against those teams. It's a good thing none of the good defensive teams they play put up much offense! And the Denver D is getting better. They aren't great but they have definitely improved over the last couple weeks. It's gonna be a pretty exciting run to the playoffs for a lot of teams this year! Can't wait! :popcorn:
 
One thing Tebow will have to do to continue moving this offense forward is as someone already mentioned is be better against the blitz.

When teams send that much pressure and leave so many guys one on one you have to make them pay. This is something Denver will be working on as they move forward as teams are going to continue to send countless blitzes until it starts to hurt them too much.

This is not only on Tebow but on his WR's as well. Right now Decker is someone who appears to be physical enough to beat the jam at the line and get open quickly. Royal will have to use his quickness and Thomas is a question mark. Tebow will also have to be more accurate and trust that his WR's will make the play.

Also, the Broncos have to get more creative with there screen game as well to slow down the pressure. I am sure they will try a few things going forward.

 
Lets' just make it 3-1. The Tebow will easily beat the hapless Chiefs. Then he goes on a tear of beatdowns against real defenses.
The only two solid defenses I see on the schedule are the Jets and Chargers. And Tebow didn't exactly get a beatdown against the Chargers in the second half of Week 5 - he was one incompletion away from leading them to a big comeback win.If he gets whipped by the Jets, well, he wouldn't be the first QB to get whipped by them. That's why they're a "real defense." The rest of the schedule doesn't look any worse than the Chiefs though. I think he's got a good shot to post a winning record as a starter by the end of this season.
The Bears should dismantle The Tebow. They taught the faster more elusive and much better passer Vick a lesson last night.
 
Skip Bayless is comedy gold. Just called non-tebowners, 'haters'.
Do you consider yourself a Tebow hater? Honest question.
Nope. I make fun of the guy becasue he's horrible. Some reason that is hating, which in itself is funny.
Static negative opinions based on preconceived notions = Hate
:lmao: blind love for tebow. Oops I forgot. The Tebow.I'd swear you are the hairy scotsman recreated. Didn't end well for him.Oh yeah. Started him once on ESPN. Trying to fit him in this week. Gawd, I hate this guy.
 
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Skip Bayless is comedy gold. Just called non-tebowners, 'haters'.
Do you consider yourself a Tebow hater? Honest question.
Nope. I make fun of the guy becasue he's horrible. Some reason that is hating, which in itself is funny.
Static negative opinions based on preconceived notions = Hate
:lmao: blind love for tebow. Oops I forgot. The Tebow.I'd swear you are the hairy scotsman recreated. Didn't end well for him.
I guess you don't know what blind love is. You might want to come up with more comparisons than just one failed quarterback, especially one that's on the complete other end of the spectrum when it comes to mental toughness.
 
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