Tebow win's.

[finfanaz]

I'd like to see your football resume since you seem to think there's only one way to win or evaluate.

He's a young player that needs to work on some technique for his position just like any other young player. He also has fantastic playmaking ability and leadership on the field. If you think that isn't valuable for a QB it might be you that needs to learn a thing or two.

Didn't I state that Tebow was highly competitive and a good football player? I don't hate Tebow, and I can allow myself to see the good qualities in his game. Unfortuntely for him and his fans his good qualities aren't nearly enough to be successfull at QB in this league.

Also, trying to compare him to any other "young player" that needs to tune up some aspects of his position is just wrong. Tebow is a full blown project and a player that any coaching staff would have to completely overhaul to fit into any traditional system, which I don't see anyone willing to do. There are undrafted QB prospects with better fundamentals than little Timmy.

 

[finfanaz]

Not worth the clowns who accompany it when that circus rolls into town :idk:

I'd say that circus would be cut in half if he was brought to a team to fill a need outside of the QB position. Still though, may not be worth the distraction.

 

[SnakeoilSeller]

I believe the statistic is that the Broncos were 7-24 over the previous 31 games before Tebow started this season. They had the worst winning percentage of any team over that stretch. Tebow started and they won 7 out of the 11 games. Dont tell me he didn't win games.

 

[finfanaz]

I believe the statistic is that the Broncos were 7-24 over the previous 31 games before Tebow started this season. They had the worst winning percentage of any team over that stretch. Tebow started and they won 7 out of the 11 games. Dont tell me he didn't win games.

"He" didn't win any games. His team did. If his team felt more "inspired" and played better because of him on the field then that is a different argument. And if that is what you're trying to argue, then he can do that from another position on the field, one that he isn't terrible at.

 

[JCane]

I believe the statistic is that the Broncos were 7-24 over the previous 31 games before Tebow started this season. They had the worst winning percentage of any team over that stretch. Tebow started and they won 7 out of the 11 games. Dont tell me he didn't win games.

He didn't. The Broncos did.

How can some of you watch this guy play terribly for 55 minutes and then miracles happen late in the game and the Broncos win and somehow you attribute everything to Tebow? Who did Tebow beat? Look at those 7 wins against those 4 losses.

It doesn't take a genius to figure out that if you've beaten someone time and time again with the same defensive schemes because he's literally not capable of beating those schemes, that you don't then switch it up to cover 2 man and let them then beat. Teams consistently did this. Teams took away the deep ball big play from TIM TEBOW lol. Tebow isn't accurate down the field. Why would you move to a cover 2 man and allow him breathing room?

 

[BahamaFinFan78]

So why couldn't Orton "win" with the same defense and running game and a "scaled up" offense?

 

[Roman529]

 

[fishbanger]

Why is it that Denver became the number one rushing team in the NFL as soon as he got the starting job? They did not run that well the first 5 games. By the way Orton was getting hit left and right the first 5 games and he was fumbling quite a bit. They have one great player on that OL and the rest are not that great. Denver needed a Safety after Dawkins went done. Tebow also lost Decker his favorite WR. They have no TE either thats any good.

 

[Casper]

A) Learn something about football

B) take off whatever "crazy blindfold" you are wearing that is blinding you to the fact that he sucks at playing Quaterback. more than likely a religious reason or something totally unrelated to the actual game of football.

Dude. Time and time again Tebow proves people wrong. The kid thrives on it. I've been reading this site for years but never made a name to post with, because for the most part, I don't really feel like getting into a pissing match with some random dude.

There are a number of reasons why Tebow would fit in Miami. #1 is attendance / jersey sells. I am from Miami, born and raised, but I've been living in Gainesville for about 10ish years. And having been to many of his games here, there's nothing quite like it. His will/luck is amazing. I don't see that changing no matter what team he signs with. More televised games too. Everyone wants to watch him play. Instant spot-light on whatever team gets him.

And I know Denver has a sick Defense... gotta give it up to them for making that season possible. But part of the equation is at QB. He throws a duck, sure... but it's a mean duck. And for the most part it's pretty accurate in the clutch. He doesn't need crazy-good receivers either... it's a plus, but they aren't _needed_. He could come in here and complete passes to Hartline/Fasano/Bess and hopefully a 1st/2nd round WR. He is also tough and defenses have trouble reading him because he can take off and run. But we all know this.

Lastly... His leadership. His leadership, I believe, is the best quality about him. When we have players...Dolphin Players....telling other players in the league that they don't want to come here. Then we have a major problem. The stupid jets are having the same problem, more or less, and now they might be serious contenders for his services. If for nothing else at all, sign him so the stupid jets can't.

We have 3 high/mid 3rd's... we could part with one and probably beat out any other team bidding for him. Realistically, a lot of you hate this idea of him coming here. But it would be hella entertaining, would make going to a game fun again. And having a little bit of depth at QB couldn't hurt... Have Moore and Tebow face off for the starting job. (I believe Gerard is more a back-upish type because we missed on everything else this round of FA).

Also... Another great reason is we wouldn't have to squander yet another 2nd/3rd round pick on a QB that we are going to cut in 2 years. We can use these picks to pick up some real needs.

But anyhow, this was my first post, and probably my last. And before I get flamed, I am not religious at all. I am just a huge Tim Tebow / Gators and Miami Dolphins fan... if both of these meet - Then awesome. If not, then it wasn't meant to be. But I am just saying... having Tebow on the Fins isn't such a bad thing as many seem to think.

 

[Casper]

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A) Learn something about football<br>
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B) take off whatever "crazy blindfold" you are wearing that is blinding you to the fact that he sucks at playing Quaterback. more than likely a religious reason or something totally unrelated to the actual game of football.

<br><br>Dude. Time and time again Tebow proves people wrong. The kid thrives on it. I've been reading this site for years but never made a name to post with, because for the most part, I don't really feel like getting into a pissing match with some random dude.<br><br>There are a number of reasons why Tebow would fit in Miami. #1 is attendance / jersey sells. I am from Miami, born and raised, but I've been living in Gainesville for about 10ish years. And having been to many of his games here, there's nothing quite like it. His will/luck is amazing. I don't see that changing no matter what team he signs with. More televised games too. Everyone wants to watch him play. Instant spot-light on whatever team gets him.<br><br>And I know Denver has a sick Defense... gotta give it up to them for making that season possible. But part of the equation is at QB. He throws a duck, sure... but it's a mean duck. And for the most part it's pretty accurate in the clutch. He doesn't need crazy-good receivers either... it's a plus, but they aren't _needed_. He could come in here and complete passes to Hartline/Fasano/Bess and hopefully a 1st/2nd round WR. He is also tough and defenses have trouble reading him because he can take off and run. But we all know this.<br><br>Lastly... His leadership. His leadership, I believe, is the best quality about him. When we have players...Dolphin Players....telling other players in the league that they don't want to come here. Then we have a major problem. The stupid jets are having the same problem, more or less, and now they might be serious contenders for his services. If for nothing else at all, sign him so the stupid jets can't.<br><br>We have 3 high/mid 3rd's... we could part with one and probably beat out any other team bidding for him. Realistically, a lot of you hate this idea of him coming here. But it would be hella entertaining, would make going to a game fun again. And having a little bit of depth at QB couldn't hurt... Have Moore and Tebow face off for the starting job. (I believe Gerard is more a back-upish type because we missed on everything else this round of FA).&nbsp;<br><br>Also... Another great reason is we wouldn't have to squander yet another 2nd/3rd round pick on a QB that we are going to cut in 2 years. We can use these picks to pick up some real needs.<br><br>But anyhow, this was my first post, and probably my last. And before I get flamed, I am not religious at all. I am just a huge Tim Tebow / Gators and Miami Dolphins fan... if both of these meet - Then awesome. If not, then it wasn't meant to be. But I am just saying... having Tebow on the Fins isn't such a bad thing as many seem to think.