Jags release Tim Tebow; haters rejoice

[soflagator]

Look, Circle City can’t drive and argue with you rubes all at the same time!

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Circle has already admitted he has a Kaepernick trampstamp. Just leave him alone.

 

[soflagator]

Circle has already admitted he has a Kaepernick trampstamp. Just leave him alone.

A tattoo of a guy covered in tattoos?

 

[g8orbill]

circle jerk is more of an apt name

 

[PastyStoole]

I find this entire thread hysterical. Anybody that dares point out that a man who never played tight end, and who hasn't played football for a decade, is not likely to succeed as an NFL tight end is assumed to hate him, to hate God, and to hate everything Florida football ever stood for, while those who are delusional enough to think that Tim Tebow, because he is Tim Tebow, is the best available player at this position are lauded for their genius.

What a bunch of rubes.

It's really about the level of vitriol by the mainstream media that has surrounded Tebow's invite to camp, (and anything else he's done). It's been called racist and likened to the George Floyd killing. The hyperbole is coming from the folks opposed to Tebow, not from his fans, I can assure you. Julian Edelman, Matt Jones, Hines Ward, and many others were QBs in the NFL who switched positions very successfully. It's been done dozens and dozens of times without this kind of hysterical reaction by the left.

BTW, your avatar looks vaguely familiar. I'm not sure what it reminds me of.

 

[neteng]

I find this entire thread hysterical. Anybody that dares point out that a man who never played tight end, and who hasn't played football for a decade, is not likely to succeed as an NFL tight end is assumed to hate him, to hate God, and to hate everything Florida football ever stood for, while those who are delusional enough to think that Tim Tebow, because he is Tim Tebow, is the best available player at this position are lauded for their genius.

What a bunch of rubes.

My opinion has nothing to do with Tim Tebow the man or Tim Tebow the Christian (personally, I think he's one of the few who actually read the book and who follows it). It has to do with Tim Tebow the tight end. Here, I'll give you that resume:

I think you have a reading comprehension problem. A lot of the replies you are mentioning come from either a response to the moronic racist public opinions from Stephen Smith or the trolling of Nola by sofla.

Who do you actually think Tebow is competing against for that minimum nfl contract? Seriously? Im pretty sure Tebows resume stacks up quite well against those hacks.

Your arguments speak more about you than they do anyone else.

 

[TheDouglas78]

The only people that Tim Tebow is competing against (also according to Meyer via interview with Rich Eisen) is the 46th (game day roster) through 53rd (full roster) man on the roster. If you think that Tebow can help you more than one of the people that sit in that portion of the roster, it's a good fit. That's it. Tebow isn't going to be an all-pro tight end, maybe not even a pro-bowl tight end. But if he can help the team better than someone in that portion of the roster, it's a good signing. That is the only part of the equation that matters.

 

[bradgator2]

I think you have a reading comprehension problem. A lot of the replies you are mentioning come from either a response to the moronic racist public opinions from Stephen Smith or the trolling of Nola by sofla.

Who do you actually think Tebow is competing against for that minimum nfl contract? Seriously? Im pretty sure Tebows resume stacks up quite well against those hacks.

Your arguments speak more about you than they do anyone else.

ah hem.... it's reading AND comprehension

 

[NOLAGATOR]

I think you have a reading comprehension problem. A lot of the replies you are mentioning come from either a response to the moronic racist public opinions from Stephen Smith or the trolling of Nola by sofla.

Who do you actually think Tebow is competing against for that minimum nfl contract? Seriously? Im pretty sure Tebows resume stacks up quite well against those hacks.

Your arguments speak more about you than they do anyone else.

Trolling Net?...

 

[neteng]

Trolling Net?...

I dunno. I cant tell if you was trolling him while he trolled you at this point or if you still haven't caught on. God bless you either way I guess.

 

[NOLAGATOR]

I dunno. I cant tell if you was trolling him while he trolled you at this point or if you still haven't caught on. God bless you either way I guess.

Or I really don't care...but you do.

 

[neteng]

Or I really don't care...but you do.

whatever dude

 

[NOLAGATOR]

whatever dude

 

[5-Star Finger]

 

[ChiefGator]

The only people that Tim Tebow is competing against (also according to Meyer via interview with Rich Eisen) is the 46th (game day roster) through 53rd (full roster) man on the roster. If you think that Tebow can help you more than one of the people that sit in that portion of the roster, it's a good fit. That's it. Tebow isn't going to be an all-pro tight end, maybe not even a pro-bowl tight end. But if he can help the team better than someone in that portion of the roster, it's a good signing. That is the only part of the equation that matters.

And helping comes in many forms, not just how you play one position. I remember a punter for the Dolphins, he played receiver, backup QB, and I think several other positions. I bet a better pure punter might have been available, but he was valuable in all these positions and in leadership. Tim might be similar.

 

[TheDouglas78]

And helping comes in many forms, not just how you play one position. I remember a punter for the Dolphins, he played receiver, backup QB, and I think several other positions. I bet a better pure punter might have been available, but he was valuable in all these positions and in leadership. Tim might be similar.

Which is what a lot of those guys at the bottom of the roster do. Which is also something Meyer brought up in his interview.

 

[NOLAGATOR]

And helping comes in many forms, not just how you play one position. I remember a punter for the Dolphins, he played receiver, backup QB, and I think several other positions. I bet a better pure punter might have been available, but he was valuable in all these positions and in leadership. Tim might be similar.

EXACTLY...K. Hill...LARGE

 

[Fodderwing]

Im suggesting a hunting trip with Dick Cheney.

I heard one of the Kennedys was driving for Uber now to make extra money.....

 

[Fodderwing]

Im suggesting a hunting trip with Dick Cheney.

That is survivable.

 

[G. Gordon Gator]

And helping comes in many forms, not just how you play one position. I remember a punter for the Dolphins, he played receiver, backup QB, and I think several other positions. I bet a better pure punter might have been available, but he was valuable in all these positions and in leadership. Tim might be similar.

I think you're thinking of Jim "Crash" Jensen, who played throughout the 1980s as a utility offensive and special teams player? I don't believe he punted though.