HialeahGator
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He's a project whether he's #25 or #125. All I'm saying is that it's a heck of a gamble to pick a QB with that many question marks in the 1st round. Obviously they think the intangibles and upside outweigh the mechanics, Time will tell.At pick #25, he's a project and a bad pick.
Eight picks later, at pick #33, he still would have gone way before Clausen and McCoy. Yet at that point the pick then becomes acceptable to everyone ? I doubt it.
At pick #25, he's a project and a bad pick.
Eight picks later, at pick #33, he still would have gone way before Clausen and McCoy. Yet at that point the pick then becomes acceptable to everyone ? I doubt it.
He's a project whether he's #25 or #125. All I'm saying is that it's a heck of a gamble to pick a QB with that many question marks in the 1st round. Obviously they think the intangibles and upside outweigh the mechanics, Time will tell.
That "most people" did not expect him to go that early proves neither that he went too early nor that he will or won't do anything in the NFL.
You UT fans have been figuring out ways to rationalize minimizing Tebow for the last four years. Even if it makes absolutely no sense for you to do so. You'd think that by now you'd have learned your lesson, which is that every time you come up with a reason to doubt Tim Tebow he has basically kicked your ass.
The pro game, especially at the QB position, if far different from the college game (esp if you come from a Spread). It's really a shame an NFL team fell for Tebow's off-field bull crap and his "will to win" along with his gimmick new throwing motion that he somehow came up with in 3 weeks.
OK . . . Then what are you so fired up about?
I don't doubt but that its an uphill battle, but that's true of 90 percent of the players drafted every year.
You folks have seen him on tv. None of you, I suspect, has seen him in person (other than from the stands). You aren't NFL scouts. You have no special insight.
People who make a living making these decisions ran the guy through drills to test him according to their criteria. Might they be wrong? Sure. But right now I put infinitely more stock in their opinion than I do the combined NFL expertise of everyone on this board, which is basically nill.
LG, I've found you a new avatar.Aggravated that a bunch of know nothings continue to chime in that, because a bunch of other people they don't know opined about someone they've never met, then the decision of someone who has met and tested Tebow is bogus.
Just wish that people would be honest and say they want himn to fail because he smushed you like a bug for four years on the way to a great college career, that you resent that, and that you quit hiding behind others' phantom opinions.
Aggravated that a bunch of know nothings continue to chime in that, because a bunch of other people they don't know opined about someone they've never met, then the decision of someone who has met and tested Tebow is bogus.
Just wish that people would be honest and say they want himn to fail because he smushed you like a bug for four years on the way to a great college career, that you resent that, and that you quit hiding behind others' phantom opinions.
And I put my trust in the majority of these "NFL experts" while you put you stock in one idiotic coach. We all know what the vast majority of the scouts and analysts have said about Tebow...he's a 2nd-4th round player. No way he's first round caliber (and that's just not the opinion of our fanbase, it's pretty much everyone's).
Any answer from you Gators?
Remember all those Florida QBs that put up better passing stats than Tebow.
How did they fair in the NFL?
That "most people" did not expect him to go that early proves neither that he went too early nor that he will or won't do anything in the NFL.
You UT fans have been figuring out ways to rationalize minimizing Tebow for the last four years. Even if it makes absolutely no sense for you to do so. You'd think that by now you'd have learned your lesson, which is that every time you come up with a reason to doubt Tim Tebow he has basically kicked your ass.
Aggravated that a bunch of know nothings continue to chime in that, because a bunch of other people they don't know opined about someone they've never met, then the decision of someone who has met and tested Tebow is bogus.
Just wish that people would be honest and say they want himn to fail because he smushed you like a bug for four years on the way to a great college career, that you resent that, and that you quit hiding behind others' phantom opinions.
You take a sample of aboput three or four players over 20 years and conclude that, therefore, Tebow will be no good and that the Florida program, despite a myriad of different coaches and approaches, is doomed to forever produce QBs who cannot succeed in the NFL.
Pure idiocy.
Pure truth! Florida has never produced an NFL QB that was worth two cents. The only offensive player worth a damn that came out of Florida was Emmit Smith.
Tebow was a huge gamble. A 1st round pick, in most instances, is expected to contribute early, not 3 or 4 years down the road. Tebow will need those years to develop into an NFL QB.
I dont blame Tebow. I blame his useless ex-coach, his playground football offense, and his in-ability to prepare his offensive playmakers for the NFL.