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Did Denver's D have anything to do with their playoff win?SuperHornet wrote:If that's true, Jon, then why the heck do Quinn and that other punk have jobs, while a QB with an over .500 record and a playoff win is still looking?
This whole Tebow-can't-play-football attitude is nothing more than garbage....
SuperHornet wrote:If that's true, Jon, then why the heck do Quinn and that other punk have jobs, while a QB with an over .500 record and a playoff win is still looking?
This whole Tebow-can't-play-football attitude is nothing more than garbage....
Where did I say that Denver's D DIDN'T have anything to do with that win? All I'm saying was that he took advantage of the opportunity given him, which is something that Quinn hasn't been able to do. For Quinn to get another shot while Tebow does not is patently indefensible....grizzaholic wrote:Did Denver's D have anything to do with their playoff win?SuperHornet wrote:If that's true, Jon, then why the heck do Quinn and that other punk have jobs, while a QB with an over .500 record and a playoff win is still looking?
This whole Tebow-can't-play-football attitude is nothing more than garbage....
How about this. We agree to disagree.SuperHornet wrote:Where did I say that Denver's D DIDN'T have anything to do with that win? All I'm saying was that he took advantage of the opportunity given him, which is something that Quinn hasn't been able to do. For Quinn to get another shot while Tebow does not is patently indefensible....grizzaholic wrote:
Did Denver's D have anything to do with their playoff win?
Who's getting violent?SuperHornet wrote:For the rest of you who seem so violently opposed to Tebow as a starting quarterback, your faulty idea that gaudy passing stats are the be-all and end-all of quarterbacking sounds a whole lot like THIS:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnA3C9Af_oc[/youtube]
He can play football, he can't play QB.SuperHornet wrote:If that's true, Jon, then why the heck do Quinn and that other punk have jobs, while a QB with an over .500 record and a playoff win is still looking?
This whole Tebow-can't-play-football attitude is nothing more than garbage....
If he's such a winner, why has been shuffled around? Why isn't he signed? Why isn't he being courted by Pro teams that can offer more than $75/game?SuperHornet wrote:He isn't a scrub, Jon. He's a winner. You can say he's a scrub until you're blue in the face, but that won't make it true.
I thought Tebow was dating Danny White ...Ibanez wrote:If he's such a winner, why has been shuffled around? Why isn't he signed? Why isn't he being courted by Pro teams that can offer more than $75/game?SuperHornet wrote:He isn't a scrub, Jon. He's a winner. You can say he's a scrub until you're blue in the face, but that won't make it true.
It's unprofessional to have your boyfriend write an article praising you. Tebow should be embarrassed.
NEW YORK—Forbes magazine named recently cut New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow as the world’s most influential former athlete Thursday, stating that the 25-year-old holds more sway than anyone else who used to play sports. “In the world of professional sports played before April 2013, Tim Tebow is king,” said Forbes sportswriter Tom Van Riper, adding that the ex-NFL player was still tremendously popular and held a position of stature among athletes who have concluded their careers. “We asked Americans which washed-up former backup athlete they believe wields the most clout, and most didn’t even hesitate as they said Tim Tebow.” Forbes sources confirmed that Tebow narrowly beat out fellow former athlete Derek Jeter for the list’s top spot
Vidav wrote:NEW YORK—Forbes magazine named recently cut New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow as the world’s most influential former athlete Thursday, stating that the 25-year-old holds more sway than anyone else who used to play sports. “In the world of professional sports played before April 2013, Tim Tebow is king,” said Forbes sportswriter Tom Van Riper, adding that the ex-NFL player was still tremendously popular and held a position of stature among athletes who have concluded their careers. “We asked Americans which washed-up former backup athlete they believe wields the most clout, and most didn’t even hesitate as they said Tim Tebow.” Forbes sources confirmed that Tebow narrowly beat out fellow former athlete Derek Jeter for the list’s top spot
