Tebow comeback? Eagles still interested
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deuce;n193418 said:
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Very interesting… Courage?
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GatorJ;n194350 said:
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GatorJ;n194350 said:
somebody is reaching in this article, really reaching. Does this also mean all the veteran taking part of the first ever veteran combine on Sunday have courage. Courage in sports is an overused term, much like hero.
He has the courage to attempt to get a job he wants which potential could land him millions of dollars?
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How many of those at the veteran combine will be the headline story on every news channel? And, with most of the commentators saying how sorry they are?TheDouglas78;n194353 said:
I think that's what the writer meant by "courage". Tim doesn't care what they say.
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GatorTAG;n194427 said:
Michael Sam will be at the veteran combine, so I'm sure he is going to get mass media coverage. Courage is a poor word to use for an athlete trying out for a professional sport career.
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I'm sure the prez has already whispered Sam words of encouragement.
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crosscreekcooter;n194449 said:
Neither are courageous. They are football players trying to get on to a roster. I commend both and all the vets who still are fighting to live their dream, but courageous it is not. The term courage should be reserved for those who truly are courageous. Going to a try out to get a job, that's just being a professional. Part of said profession is dealing with the media, and you have to deal with the media, surprise.
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Never knew Dougie was such a Tebow hater. Shame.
No one gets personally ripped and ridiculed like Tim Tebow. No one. He doesn't care. It's admirable, whether your hating self thinks so or not.
No one gets personally ripped and ridiculed like Tim Tebow. No one. He doesn't care. It's admirable, whether your hating self thinks so or not.
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Being Tennessee deep in my soul naturally I along with 99% of Volunteer fans have always wished Tebow well in his quest to be a viable quarterback in the NFL. Unlike Gator fans who consistently nay say and jeer Peyton Manning Tennessee folks continue to applaud his never say die attitude and determination to stick it to his tormentors like Merrell Hoge, who made it his goal in life to see Tebow crucified.
I wasn't aware all this time Tebow was seeing a quarterback whisperer to improve and fine tune his game. I was really surprised to learn Tommy Boy used this guru's services which gives this expert instant credibility. You have to give Brady credit for looking out for Tebow and steering him to this special school.
He's got a shot. Let's see what happens.
I wasn't aware all this time Tebow was seeing a quarterback whisperer to improve and fine tune his game. I was really surprised to learn Tommy Boy used this guru's services which gives this expert instant credibility. You have to give Brady credit for looking out for Tebow and steering him to this special school.
He's got a shot. Let's see what happens.
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Alvin..er Ox I suppose when you bought this program you also got the built in ability to post as multiple aliases. I'm impressed.
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crosscreekcooter;n194534 said:
You are giving Mr. Brand, the Creator of the GCMB, too much praise by suggesting he has the ability to be that smart and Machiavellian. Alvin and Ox are opposite ends of the pole, oil and water, yin and yang......VOL and GATOR.
I have to tell you even the dumbest Vol fan would never make that patently ridiculous accusation that Alvin = Ox. It must be the food you people eat. I always thought nothing good could ever come from folks that wear jorts and eat Flipper.
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I'd be surprised if Tim Teabag ever took another professional snap. It would be nice if he made a team, but it's unlikely. I always thought he could do more good outside of football anyway. Look at what Danny Whore-Fill did with his Desire Street Ministries. Teabag has a 100 times the popularity and charisma, and can do way more.
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I think Tebow's belief system causes him to care about all things. He just is fortified against ridicule-rejection, that's in line
with courage. He must also strongly want this NFL activity. I hope he erases much of the ridicule of the past, even if not
signed. Or even if it takes 2-3 years waiting as a backup.
I agree with posters saying he has a safe, fine career in Christian speaking and CFB analysis. It's also safer.
with courage. He must also strongly want this NFL activity. I hope he erases much of the ridicule of the past, even if not
signed. Or even if it takes 2-3 years waiting as a backup.
I agree with posters saying he has a safe, fine career in Christian speaking and CFB analysis. It's also safer.
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He got a millions off his first contract. No doubt he makes nice money now just for endorsements and speaking, He's a two time national champion who was never associated with any of the off-the-field Meyer era crap, a Heisman winner, and the SECs all-time TD leader.
It's good to be TT.
It's good to be TT.
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oxrageous;n194496 said:Never knew Dougie was such a Tebow hater. Shame.
No one gets personally ripped and ridiculed like Tim Tebow. No one. He doesn't care. It's admirable, whether your hating self thinks so or not.
It's not ripping a man to say it isn't courageous. It's not like he is running into burning buildings or serving our country in a warzone. He is a Gator Great, who has done a great job of training to take another shot at the NFL. As I stated before it's commendable, especially being he has made more money then most of us will ever see through his first NFL contract, speaking engagements, and his work with the SEC Network. But the use of courage and him being courageous because he went to a job interview is a little over blown.
