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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.The media circus he brings, and rabid fanbase is what causes this.
That, and it's always newsworthy when a team adds the worst QB of all time to their roster.
Nonsense. People like you, making really stupid posts about the guy, is what caused this.
The "angst" is because of people like you who talk out of one side of their mouths saying he's "just a QB3" but then say he's a successful, winning NFL QB with a playoff win. The only way to reconcile these viewpoints is that you're being very patient until Tebow is again an NFL starting QB and winning games.
Because it makes zero rational sense to be content with a QB you call successful to be sitting on the bench in perpetuity. Being on the Pats with zero shot to see games as a starter for several years alone is a detriment to someone you consider a successful QB. Shouldn't he be out there, winning games?
The Tebow-Pats fans must be having a huge self mind-**** right now. "He's such a winner, he should be playing! But Brady and... uhhh... *head explodes*"
It's no worse than people like you who pretend Tebow doesn't carry a large fanbase with him and a media sensation, and that it has no effect on a football team. How do you reconcile your Patriots fanhood with your desire to see Tim Tebow start as a QB in the NFL? This is simultaneously a great and awful move, no? I guess you and the rest of the Tebots just hope he learns enough to move on somewhere else and become a "winner" again, or do you want him to replace Brady?
It's no worse than people like you who pretend Tebow doesn't carry a large fanbase with him and a media sensation, and that it has no effect on a football team. How do you reconcile your Patriots fanhood with your desire to see Tim Tebow start as a QB in the NFL? This is simultaneously a great and awful move, no? I guess you and the rest of the Tebots just hope he learns enough to move on somewhere else and become a "winner" again, or do you want him to replace Brady?
As a QuarterBack, he makes one Hell of a WingBack.
Your avatar sucks.
I am gonna let you know, the instant I give a rat's @$$ what you think of my Avatar.
We're all waiting on pins and needles.
That is a distraction to fans. Do you really think that anyone in the Patriots organization cares at all about what is reported on Sports Center unless it were another made-up allegation of wrongdoing?
ESPN will report on what gives them ratings points. If after these next few days they get no quotes, no film clips, no press conferences, no public comments, no leaked private comments, NOTHING, and if they still are yap, yap, yapping about nothing, then people will turn the channel and they will stop yap, yap, yapping and stop annoying us fans. One way or another, though, I'd think the Patriots wouldn't care a bit.
I expect him to compete for a roster spot by trying to show the coaches that a 3rd QB is worth keeping. The only way he does that is to show some skills that add versatility to the roster. That may be on special teams or as a developmental or specialty package guy at another position.
I've also followed the guy since he wore #5 at Nease. I have no confidence in his quarterbacking skills at the NFL level.
I also had no confidence at first in the DB skills of Troy Brown
and Julian Edelman,
the tight end skills of Mike Vrabel,
or the lineman skills of Stephen Neal.
Just wait until the Tebowites invade the board. Every little critique of Brady will be an opportunity for them to suggest putting Tebow in. Patriots boards are about to be invaded.
The Patriots have signed the ultimate no-risk contract with Tim Tebow.
Not only is there (as widely expected) no guaranteed money on Tebow’s new deal, but according to Adam Schefter of ESPN, Tebow’s deal is for two years.
This situation is completely different than Tebow was in either in Denver or New York. In those spots it was very possible that Tebow was actually better than the starter (Orton or Sanchez). So fans were right to clamor for Tebow to at least get an opportunity to play, especially when the starter stunk it up (which they did).
Here, the GOAT, playing at the peak of his powers, is at the helm. Not a single soul on planet earth that has any intelligence whatsoever believes Tim Tebow is a better QB than Tom Brady. Not even Tebow believes that. So yeah, some crazies may call for Tebow to replace Brady, but that is sheer lunacy, and everyone will know it as such.
In Denver and NY....the clamoring was far from lunacy...it carried weight because it was legitimate.
Just wait until the Tebowites invade the board. Every little critique of Brady will be an opportunity for them to suggest putting Tebow in. Patriots boards are about to be invaded.
I have a question - If Tim Tebow was signed because, according to BB, it was in the "best interest" of the Patriots then how does Tebow help Tom Brady since the Patriots "best interest" is Tom Brady?
Except that John Elway shipped out Tebow (and tried to remove all traces of him) as soon as the ink was dry on Peyton's contract. Pretty sure Peyton and Brady are pretty comparable in terms of their job security.
Let's say, for the sake of the argument, that Tebow is better than Kafka at QB3, or, possibly, even better than Mallett at QB2. Is it in the best interest of the Patriots to improve at either QB2 or QB3?
Does it help Tom Brady that the team has a better QB2 or QB3?