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Should the Patriots cut Tebow?

  • Cut Tebow

    Votes: 155 64.6%
  • Keep Tebow

    Votes: 85 35.4%

  • Total voters
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Do you think Jake Bequette was kept last year because of what he would produce in 2012?

No and Tebow wouldn't be kept this year for what he'd produce this year as he'll likely be QB3.
 
Most 53rd guys don't contribute much( if it all) but since its Tebow it makes everybody a little crazy to the point where they wanted him cut after the first 3 and out he had in the pre season game.

Not really, but many fans want him cut eventually because we believe he is just not good and therefore the team is better without him. The first 3 and out (ugly as it was) didn't cause that opinion it was just another example of why it is commonly held.
 
1. No. So what.

2. He did last year.

3. For BB it probably would as he loves high character guys with versatility upside.

So what? You brought up Bequette and his place on the roster. Bequette was beaten out by players who performed better, there's been zero reports it was because he couldn't learn the defense or needed the defense changed to revolve around him because that would be silly, right? Changing the defense to accommodate Jake Bequette, have plays run just for Jake Bequette. Jake Bequette being held to a lower standard than everybody else.

Hey! Maybe Jake Bequette can be some sort of hybrid QB/TE/HB/RB/DE/DT/SS/PR/Gunner/Kicker/Head Scout/Assistant Coach/Waterboy/Janitor/Chalkline Guy! That would justify a roster spot, wouldn't it. Plus I hear he's a super terrific guy who tries really, really hard! From now on I'll use all those positions to argue Bequette's spot on the 53 because it is now fact. Plus he's a great guy. Have I said that already? I like to vouch for the character and work ethic of someone I never met or worked with.
 
They probably won't.....but this is BB. He loves trick plays, doesn't he? The WHAT IF's are still out there if TT stays on the roster. Just sayin'.

I actually dont think so. I dont see BB doing a lot of trickery. I wishthey would do more and its probably Josh who calls most of it. You dont need to fool around when you have TB, Gronk etc...

Also, again the point isnt TT on the roster. I dont care if he is. I just think 3 QB is a waste because football teams suffer injuries and this team will this year. Who are they going to release when they need a CB or WR or TE etc...
 
They knew he was going to struggle so it doesn't matter? Are you kidding?

That's not what I said. I said that they're not judging him based on one game only.
 
Then why would you keep him?

To see how he develops. And to see whether he can offer more offensively than just as a QB. That however is my own preference and there's not a lot of evidence that the Patriots brains trust thinks similarly.
 
To see how he develops. And to see whether he can offer more offensively than just as a QB. That however is my own preference and there's not a lot of evidence that the Patriots brains trust thinks similarly.

I think it is riduculous to use a roster spot to 'develop' a 26 year old QB who is in his 4th year and still lacks the skills that are most important to playing QB in the teams offense.
The reason to keep him would be that he could help you win this year if he had to play. Developmental spots should be reserved for young players with the basic skillset for the position and upside. Tebow simply is not that.
 
So what? You brought up Bequette and his place on the roster. Bequette was beaten out by players who performed better, there's been zero reports it was because he couldn't learn the defense or needed the defense changed to revolve around him because that would be silly, right? Changing the defense to accommodate Jake Bequette, have plays run just for Jake Bequette. Jake Bequette being held to a lower standard than everybody else.

Hey! Maybe Jake Bequette can be some sort of hybrid QB/TE/HB/RB/DE/DT/SS/PR/Gunner/Kicker/Head Scout/Assistant Coach/Waterboy/Janitor/Chalkline Guy! That would justify a roster spot, wouldn't it. Plus I hear he's a super terrific guy who tries really, really hard! From now on I'll use all those positions to argue Bequette's spot on the 53 because it is now fact. Plus he's a great guy. Have I said that already? I like to vouch for the character and work ethic of someone I never met or worked with.


Whatever you say.
 
To see how he develops. And to see whether he can offer more offensively than just as a QB. That however is my own preference and there's not a lot of evidence that the Patriots brains trust thinks similarly.

Lets not forget that his 2 previous teams needed developmental QBs and choose to let him go.
Denver cut him loose then drafted a QB, and the Jets were done with him with only Sanchez and McElroy on their roster.
Those teams really needed a QB to develop.
Both chose to devote a 2nd round draft pick they could have used elsewhere to fill that role.
 
I think it is riduculous to use a roster spot to 'develop' a 26 year old QB who is in his 4th year and still lacks the skills that are most important to playing QB in the teams offense.
The reason to keep him would be that he could help you win this year if he had to play. Developmental spots should be reserved for young players with the basic skillset for the position and upside. Tebow simply is not that.

And I don't think it's ridiculous. It's possible BB doesn't either.
 
And I don't think it's ridiculous. It's possible BB doesn't either.

And its possible he does.

So far:

Denver Broncos, NY Jets (and by action of not attempting to acquire him 29 other NFL teams) and me feel one way.
You feel the other.

BB has not commented.
 
Lets not forget that his 2 previous teams needed developmental QBs and choose to let him go.
Denver cut him loose then drafted a QB, and the Jets were done with him with only Sanchez and McElroy on their roster.
Those teams really needed a QB to develop.
Both chose to devote a 2nd round draft pick they could have used elsewhere to fill that role.

You understand that you need to address your complaints to Bill Belichick and not me. I'm intrigued by Tebow, nothing more. I'm not a fan (check what I said about him in the post game thread). I liked some of what he did on Friday with his running and his roll out pass to Aitken. I've also consistently been on record saying he should be a FB. I'm intrigued. That's all.
 
And its possible he does.

So far:

Denver Broncos, NY Jets (and by action of not attempting to acquire him 29 other NFL teams) and me feel one way.
You feel the other.

BB has not commented.

Fine

!0 char
 
True dat.

Question is whether he's one of the 53 most valuable guys on the Pats, from the team's point of view (not the fans'.)

That includes what he can do, what he maybe could do, and what he costs (including the roster spot.)

::shrug::

Hopefully for TebowNation he doesn't crap the bed so thoroughly that this particular wavefront collapses in a great big "no way" reality.

I was just explaining the double slit experiment basics to my brother in law as I was also reading this post...how weird is that?
 
Re: Backup QB Situation

Not exactly stunning...both of them.

TFB better not go down.

I thought Mallett was supposed to be so good?

I already know about Teblow...

On Tebow, "Cut or Keep?": Too soon to tell, but not looking good.

On Mallett: I've said out here several times that I don't think we can possibly know whether Mallett is either a good backup for an injured (God forbid!) Brady or the Pats' next starting QB.

My view has been and remains that if BB thinks Mallett is good enough to keep as the primary backup, then I simply default to "In BB I trust." But none of us have seen enough to know one way or the other, unless we are privy to private workouts and the Coaches' room.
 
Or perhaps a TE

Nope. FB all the way (may have mentioned HB before but really meant a running FB). I don't think I've ever said he should or could be a TE.
 
I was just explaining the double slit experiment basics to my brother in law as I was also reading this post...how weird is that?

had to happen in one world or another I suppose.

 
Nope. FB all the way (may have mentioned HB before but really meant a running FB). I don't think I've ever said he should or could be a TE.

Is he going to beat out Blount?
 
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