NEPatsfan
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So you literally have no idea. That's all I wanted to hear.
Nor do you. Neither one of us work for them in any capacity.
So you literally have no idea. That's all I wanted to hear.
Your inability to distingquish the difference between individual teams and the NFL as a whole is your issue, and failure, not mine.
The difference is made because his not finding work isn't necessarily because 32 teams want to make sure he doesn't, they all have their own reasons, however I believe there are a large number of them that don't want to give him a look because of the circus that it would come wiht.
You seem to want the argument to be all 32 or none, which is idiotic.
Nor do you. Neither one of us work for them in any capacity.
You realize multiple teams reched out to him in hopes of converting him to a TE or hybrid and he turned them down because he is not capable of facing adversity???Ya I don't see him looking for short cuts. If anything, anyone else would have given up a long time ago.
And remember,were discussing a possibility here, not a fact. There's no proof he'd rather be cut than be a back up. Just a theory.
But his college career is all the proof he's a strong minded player.
You realize multiple teams reched out to him in hopes of converting him to a TE or hybrid and he turned them down because he is not capable of facing adversity???
No stop, please just stop. You are making your comprehension drop to sub-human standards the more you fight about this.
Yes, I agree, when you say Tebow can play in the NFL OBVIOUSLY we are talking about individual teams and not all 32 teams. I don't think when you use the NFL in that context it means he has to be able to make all 32 rosters. You don't have to say "for an NFL team"... Which is why you didn't.
So just stop. The more you defend this, the more idiotic it makes your comprehension look on your earlier statements. You are just trying to dig your way out of a hole now.
nope. NFL teams were all worried that he was a Christian and he was blackballed, those team personnel who made those calls were wrong. Don't dig NEPatsfan any deeper in his hole than he's already found himself.
nope. NFL teams were all worried that he was a Christian and he was blackballed, those team personnel who made those calls were wrong. Don't dig NEPatsfan any deeper in his hole than he's already found himself.
Still applying positions I have not taken to me I see.
Where did I say that?
I noticed the dislike and hate while he was a still a starting QB in the NFL. Many seemed to hate/dislike him praying or "Tebowing" and of course, the cameras were always on him to document it all.
post 34..
This is fun. I am not even debating. Just mediating NEpatsfan arguing against NEpatsfan.
So Nepatsfan. Why was NEpatsfan's post so completely off base in his statement that " no team wants the media crap that networks like ESPN insist on putting upon on him, mostly because he is an outspoken Christian."
I'm sure there are people who dislike him for a number of reasons. Some probably hate him because of his success in college, particularly if they were fans of teams he beat. And yes, some probably hate him for his religious beliefs or at least the attention they garner. I just don't buy that as a reason he's not on an NFL roster.
Why not post the whole quote?
I don't think it's so much as a conspiracy as no team wants the media crap that networks like ESPN insist on putting upon on him, mostly because he is an outspoken Christian.
And?
Get back to me after you pass the remedial comp course.
@Rockinkuwait
Remember when you first chimed in on this thread to me?
Me
"I don't think it's so much as a conspiracy as no team wants the media crap that networks like ESPN insist on putting upon on him, mostly because he is an outspoken Christian."
You
Really? Professional sports doesn't want a media presence covering them for positive reasons? So Baseball was all for his solid junior season in high school a decade ago. The team that took him just decided "well we are getting a stud, I guess we will have to put up with that negative that is his media presence"....
If you don't want the media circus you don't sign him to your team. It's that simple. And 3 different teams did that after Denver. And on those three teams he lost every QB competition he tried for.
He's my favorite collegiate athlete ever. But don't compare him to Elway as an NFL QB. The same year Elway was taking his team to the Superbowl as a pro-bowl caliber QB, Tebow was struggling to complete 33% of his passes in a pre-season game and missing wide open receivers and losing badly to Ryan fucking Mallett.
Look at how QB's play as backups in pre-season. They tear it up. Tarvaris Jackson walks out of pre-seasons with QB ratings over 130. Tebow in back to back pre-seasons was arguably the worst QB to set foot on the field.
That's why he didn't get a job. He couldn't beat out the 3rd string guys.
No coach is going to say "well you led a team in the worst division in the league to an 8 win season and completed 40% of your passes in the playoffs, so damnit, I don't care that you are just so much worse than the other QB's on my team, I am going to stake my career on you, rebuild the offense to some fucking high school gimmick shit, and see what happens". Seriously, the Patriots. The team that can make a guy who hadn't started a game since high-school look like a franchise QB, couldn't make Tebow look like a training camp body QB.
And I have no problem saying this while saying he's my favorite. It's a different game. You can't win in the NFL when your QB's best skill is running like a fullback.
First bold is exactly what I was getting at. Second bold was you applying positions to me that I had not taken. Ever since you have tried to deflect/strawman/etc to cover the fact you fd up.
I agree. He did bring a circus atmosphere with him and the media of course fed much of that. All things being equal, lets say he could be similar to a few 3rd stringers out there, the added distraction of Tebow and all that comes with it probably wasn't worth it to teams to keep him around.
Also, he kinda sucks at throwing the football accurately and struggled to read defenses.
You realize multiple teams reched out to him in hopes of converting him to a TE or hybrid and he turned them down because he is not capable of facing adversity???
No he quit on the goal when he refused become a backup and learn how to play the position at an NFL level.I know he turned them down because he wants to play QB, which plays into my theory that he'd rather be cut, and continue to pursue those opportunities rather than be a back up.
If he was weak minded, maybe he'd have quit on that goal, and he'd be a TE somewhere right now.
So NE patsfan. NEpatsfan has just pulled up hiw quote that he doesn't think any team wants the media crap mostly because he's an outspoken Christian. But NEpatsfan you are arguing that in fact, according to the post above that makes 8 teams that have tried sign Tebow or did sign tebow, a full 25% of the league, more than any other QB with a QBR of 29 or less in back to back seasons in NFL history.
How do you respond to those idiotic accusations by NEpatsfan to you?