12-15-2012, 02:19 PM
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Re: My Prediction on Twitter To Bedard
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Originally Posted by PatsWickedPissah
Not. Gonna. Happen.
I like Tebs but he's not an experienced FB or LB and as a QB he's not useful here because our O is rightly designed around TFB. So why would BB waste a spot on the 53? Bedard & the OP are nuts. Sorry PATSNUTME.
Tebow belongs in JAX
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Originally Posted by DaBruinz
I'll be honest. I don't see Tebow as being a fit for this team because of the media circus he brings with him. Tebow falls into the Terrell Owens/Chad Johnson category when it comes to that sort of thing. I disliked Tebow and his antics when he was in college and that hasn't changed.
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Both correct. Some other considerations:
1. Tebow's pretty much been ruled out as a QB by every respected QB evaluator in the business. His mechanics just aren't there. So what to you bring him in as? Not as a 3rd string QB? As your #5 TE with no prior experience? As a FB? RB? He has no position.
2. He's not PS eligible to work on developing him at a new position, and all the media circus and baggage that he brings makes that difficult.
3. He comes with a relatively big contract for a guy who can't get on the field. It's a complicated cap situation, but IIRC I think his 2013 cap hit is something like $2M - not huge, but a non-trivial amount for a guy who probably won't see much playing time. Compare that with a late round/UDFA who might get on the PS and have time to develop without being under the microscope, and without all the baggage.
The negatives far outweigh the positives IMHO. I've never been a Tebow fan, but trying to block out my bias, I still can't see it.
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