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

Herbert Anchovy said:
They're preparing their backup because maybe they don't want to watch him complete 27 percent of his passes again, with everything on the line.

He's a winner, though.

The statistical measurements that apply to others don't apply to him.

Winners win.
 
I was calling for quinn as they were coming out for the last drive Sunday.
 
Mark Kriegel:
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/tim-tebow-denver-broncos-quarterback-faces-long-odds-again-010612
 
Yeah, anyone who thinks Brady Quinn is the answer must have "What is a surefire way to lose this weekend?" on the card in Carnac's hermetically-sealed envelope.
 
I Should Coco said:
Despite all the disbelief and loss of faith expressed here and elsewhere, I have the Fighting Tebows topping the Steelers in the good ol' office playoff pool. After all, Denver has the better running back (Willis McGahee) AND fullback (Tim Tebow). :)

And I don't care how bad Tebow's playing, a matchup between (rushing) Touchdown Jesus and Super Bowl Champ Lucifer is entertainment gold.

That's the only game I'll make sure to watch this weekend.

I hold out a glimmer of hope that Tebow is plagued by a major loss of confidence, which is something he can get back. He might have just sucked balls the last two weeks because that's what his ability level is. That's the leading possibility, in fact. But it sure looks like he's rattled as heck, feeling the pressure, looking like a different guy, whatever you want to call it -- kind of like the Eli Manning "body language" debate of a few years ago.

Tebow has always struck me as a pretty programmable unquestioning person/athlete, so if John Fox can tap into that side maybe we'll see the guy who knows his limits and colors within the lines. Against the Steelers, if he can avoid turnovers and make them go long distances, that could work even if he scuffles for three quarters.
 
BrianGriffin said:
Pancamo said:
What other position could Tebow play? Fullback? Dot know if he can block. Tight end? Doesnt seem fluid enough to beat a linebacker or safety.

As for being a winner, Tim Couch took the Browns to the playoffs an nobody is confusing him as a winner.

He's not fluid? Are you serious? He's plenty fluid.


Probably something like 57% fluid:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_water
 
LongTimeListener said:
There is of course a large chance that Florio is full of shirt, but if this is true ... ohmigod the idea of the Steelers losing a playoff game to timeshare of Tim Tebow and Brady Quinn is just too much to even dream about.

Isn't it?

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/01/06/source-brady-quinn-gets-some-first-team-snaps-in-practice/

Gonna be a lot of hate flowing on this board Sunday. Most of it sad and pathetic.
 
BrianGriffin said:
Pancamo said:
What other position could Tebow play? Fullback? Dot know if he can block. Tight end? Doesnt seem fluid enough to beat a linebacker or safety.

As for being a winner, Tim Couch took the Browns to the playoffs an nobody is confusing him as a winner.

He's not fluid? Are you serious? He's plenty fluid.


He would never get separation coming out of breaks against safeties. Just because he is a strong, tough guy doesn't translate to being a good, blocker, route runner or has hands but I am sure he will give a great speech telling us how hard he will work to learn and get better.

Guaranteed he breaks out the "work harder" speech Sunday.
 
Pancamo said:
BrianGriffin said:
Pancamo said:
What other position could Tebow play? Fullback? Dot know if he can block. Tight end? Doesnt seem fluid enough to beat a linebacker or safety.

As for being a winner, Tim Couch took the Browns to the playoffs an nobody is confusing him as a winner.

He's not fluid? Are you serious? He's plenty fluid.


He would never get separation coming out of breaks against safeties. Just because he is a strong, tough guy doesn't translate to being a good, blocker, route runner or has hands but I am sure he will give a great speech telling us how hard he will work to learn and get better.

Guaranteed he breaks out the "work harder" speech Sunday.

The reason he gains 20 yards when he breaks contain is he can run.


He's a 4.7 combine 40 runner, but I bet if he played a position where the 40 was a better barometer, he'd by a 4.65 guy, like a Shockey or an Owen Daniels.

Plus, he is reported to have a 38.5-inch vertical leap, which is outstanding.

As a tight end, he'd be an above-average athlete.
 
Because I was in Ponte Vedra Beach last Sunday, which is the closest thing Tebow has to a home town, I saw the entire Chiefs-Broncos game. His confidence is shot. He and/or the coaches so overreacted to the four picks he threw in Buffalo, Tebow just wouldn't let go of the ball. Even though the Pats smoked Denver, Tebow looked pretty good, in the flow and capable of making the passes in the game plan. Two weeks later, the opposite.
If that's his problem, then Tebow is doomed. If it's Fox, he should know better. He went all in. Can't take that bet back.
 

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