All-purpose, running Tim Tebow sucks/is a deity thread!

It'd be one thing if those losses were to two good teams. But losing, especially, the way they did to the Chiefs and the Raiders is a sign this season is done for the Jaguars.

 

And Tebow/Gator fans have an annoying way of making themselves sound like a much larger group, simply because of the volume, shrillness, indignation, foot-stomping and hold my breath until I turn blue. One thing the local media should have asked each person at the protest (wouldn't have taken long): "Are you a ticket-holder right now?
The Jaguars fans are actually tremendous. For this team to not have a black out in 3-4 years and consistently finish ahead of Tampa Bay and Miami in attendance is a minor miracle considering the product.

 

Mizzou, I think if Tebow was good enough to move to another position, he'd be there. Anything beats being unemployed.

 

Didn't they just blow it up an start over a couple years ago?

 

You would think, but MMQB had the item a couple weeks ago that a team asked if he'd be willing to play another position and he said no... With the endorsements he has, he can be choosy if he thinks it's in his best interest to wait. Right now it would take a team to: 1. Think he can play QB
2. Have a need at QB
3. Not be scared off by the circus

It will be very interesting to see if he's on another roster at some point before the end of the season.

 

If ownership followed when "fans" wanted the local hero, the Indiana Pacers would long ago be elsewhere after having taken Steve Alford instead of Reggie Miller.

 

Steve Alford: championship player.

Reggie Miller: not.

 

A rally that is supposed to last three hours and sixteen minutes that starts at 3:16pm is a rally organized by religous zealots.

The best chance for the Jaguars to become relevant is to have a franchise QB and if Tebow led the team to four wins, the zealots would freak out but the team would stay stagnant.

The best option is to play Gabbert, win one game and draft Bridgewater.

 

The other thing the kool-aid drinkers won't realize is that as bad as the Jaguars are, they can't change their offensive system overnight to accommodate St. Timmy. It's the Falcons offense, more or less.

 

You think they're going to win a game?

 

Maybe the Jaguars can literally blow it up...the stadium, whatever facility they use...then start over in L.A.

Without Tebow, of course. They can sign him for PR, then arrange to have him going through Jaguars HR when that building gets blown up, thus eliminating the controversy...

 

The Jaguars have enough bad players without bringing Tebow in.
GM Dave Caldwell saw how the Falcons were built and it wasn't by bringing in driftwood like Tebow.