Tim Tebow traded to Jets...Official (After Reading Contracts)

[FirstTimer]

lmao no he wont

lmao yes he will.

Dude will end up coked out of his head.

:longo:

 

[ralaw]

Jeremy Lin and Tebow in the same city.....ESPN just came.

 

[killgod]

lmao @ jets/phins fans trying to out shit each other.

"NO YOU'RE SHIT"
"NO YOU'RE MORE SHIT"


GARRARD VS TEBOW I and II. CANT FUCKIN WAIT

 

[SethMode]

lmao @ jets/phins fans trying to out shit each other.

"NO YOU'RE SHIT"
"NO YOU'RE MORE SHIT"


GARRARD VS TEBOW I and II. CANT FUCKIN WAIT

The goal for that game would be to have a combined completion percentage of 50.

 

[jeffx]

Tebow will go to NYC and have a full on Lohan meltdown.

Will be really interesting to see how he adjusts socially to that city

Nah, Tebow's made of stronger stuff. Don't underestimate the power of Jesus.

 

[CaribbeanJoseph]

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[mgoblue2290]

You guys are looking at this all wrong. Sanchez's days are numbered. With two guys who win football games in Stanton and Tebow, the Jets will revolutionize the NFL with a 2 QB 4th quarterback comeback every game system.

 

[mgoblue2290]

I feel bad for Tebow and Sanchez. Unfair situation for both.

Seriously, both will end up as backups to Drew Sanchez.

 

[Bomberooski]

I don't see Tebow going all Lindsay Lohan in NYC.

Tebow is more of this:

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Jacksonville fans must be PISSED

I'mma keep it really real right now...

I just think the Jaguars organization is run by folks with clown shoes on.

Listen, I'll preface this with one thing...I have no idea if Tebow will develop to be a legitimately good quarterback...I have no idea if Tebow will continue his magic over the course of YEARS of NFL service...and, I have no idea if he'll be anything better than a gimmick/gadget player...hell, I'd lean more toward him never being more than a gimmick player in the league, but whatever, that is besides the point I'll make...

The Jaguars needed to trade for Tim Tebow.

Why?

-Because the Jaguars are irrelevant. They've never really been nationally relevant. They are basically backpage sporting news and as a result, they tarp off 10K seats per week and still end up in the bottom 1/4 of the league's attendance figures. Making a trade for Tebow gives the Jaguars a their first bit of national relevance ever.

-Because the price for Tim Tebow, for the most part, was cheap.

Listen, before he was drafted in the first round, the general thought on Tebow by the masses was...not an NFL QB and not a guy you take in the first round or second round BUT, once you start getting to the 3rd, 4th, and 5th round, Tebow has value as an athlete, a football player, and even a quarterback.

NOW, you actually get Tebow for his approximate pre-draft value AFTER you've seen him in the NFL and HE HAD SUCCESS! AS A QUARTERBACK!

Now, if he ends up developing into a functional QB...great. You spent nothing to acquire this potential franchise QB.

If he doesn't develop into a functional QB, but still has this unexplainable magic as a winner in the league...great. You spent nothing to acquire this potential franchise QB.

If he doesn't develop into a functional QB, and the magic runs or ran out, you can use this great FOOTBALL PLAYER and use him as a gadget player and you spend NOTHING for it.

Down in Jacksonville, he would have been generally away from the full onslaught of media attention, he'd be back home, could relax, and do whatever the hell it is that Tebow does while as a franchise the Jacksonville Jagaurs do the fiscally responsible thing, the right thing for the city and to bring any kind of interest to the franchise to make it a better, more interesting commodity...

Overall, for Jacksonville, it would have been a NO LOSS move. At best you've made your franchise relevant and you bring the prodigal son home and you are a regular in the playoffs. At worst, you spent a middle round pick on a gadget player that you would have otherwise spent on Matthew Mediore, a hybrid pass rusher from Chadron State that would sit on the IR for his first two years and when he gets healthy, is Mo Drew's gatorade fetcher (look at some of Gene Smith's Round 4 and beyond draft picks).

Just silly...and its just another notch in the belt that shows how awful Gene Smith is as a general manager.

 

[Primetime]

THANK YOU LORD JESUS.


Him coming to the Packers would have just been a mess.

 

[Senser81]

They just commited all that money to Sanchez, so he's obviously a back up. Is this really a guy you want coming off the bench cold? I don't get it.

Kind of off-topic, but I always wondered why teams didn't have running QBs as their backups. First, you don't want your backup QB throwing passes anyways (unless you are the Bears), so having a poor passing QB isn't a total detriment. Second, the running QB can make something happen with his legs, and will be a change of pace from the starter. Third, its much easier for the backup QB just to run instead of standing in the pocket and trying to read the defense.

 

[Raidersabc123]

Breaking News, after trading for Tebow Jets also sign Free agent QB Jamarcus Russel to 3 yr deal.

:lol: WTF are the Jets doing

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

I can't wait till Rex Ryan asks Timmy to bang his wife while he rubs their feet and eats a burrito.

 

[KINGOFOOTBALL]

I've been baffled by all this.
Broncos so eager to get rid of him.
Jax not being able to get him for the pennies being asked.

I have no issue with the Jets getting him. But the problem with Sanchez doesn't go away. You need to pass ALOT less and run alot more.
Frankly Sanchez and Tebow bring more intangibles than 80% of the QBs in this league. It really can't be that hard to make it work with either guy. Its as if teams dont know how to deal with a QB other than let him throw 60 times and hope for the best.
I wonder if Ray Lucas is being flown in to tell Tebow how awesome gadget plays can be.

 

[Derrville]

Damn... As a Tebow fan I'm disappointed. How did the Jags miss on this one. Sad...

GOD please let the Jets be on HBO Hard Knocks this season!

Rookie owner probably didnt know what he was doing.

Sanchez is fucked, imo. No matter where Tebow was gonna go unless it was like NE or NO drama was gonna happen. I think there was a poll for Broncos fans asking who they'd want more, Tebow or Manning and TEBOW WON. The first couple of times Sanchez messes up the clouds will part open and a glorious bright light will shine down on Tebow, Jet helmet in hand, ready to go.

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Lombardi reported that the Rams and Jaguars had offers on the table for Tebow, but the Jets offer was kind of a take or leave it deal and the Broncos took it.

 

[St. Francisco]

My god did the Jags blow this. Unbelievable.

Tebow can help any team win, and to still think otherwise after his performance last year is just being stubborn. But this was not a good landing place for him. NY media + wacky NY fans + shaky starting QB = disaster waiting to happen.

As I said yesterday, the best situation for Tebow would be on a roster with an established QB, where he can play a few snaps per game on short yardage/gimmicks/wildcat, and be a sparkplug type backup if the starter misses some time.

:joeybats:

Ummm...go ahead and color me stubborn.

Tim Tebow had a completion percentage of 46.5% last year. He's a short list of quarterbacks who have outperformed him in that category in recent years.

Curtis Painter, Jon Skelton, JaMarcus Russell, Tyler Thigpen, Seneca Wallace, Cleo Lemon, Brodie Croyle, Vince Young (in Tennessee), Andrew Walter, J.P. Losman, Gus Frerotte, Aaron Brooks, Brooks Bollinger, Mark Brunell, Ken Dorsey, Kordell Stewart, Joey Harrington, Chad Hutchinson, Ryan Leaf, and Charlie Batch.

I had to go all the way back to the 2000 regular season to find a worse completion percentage. Akili Smith, Cincinnati, 44.2%. FOR ELEVEN SEASONS, EVERY SINGLE QUARTERBACK IN THE NFL COMPLETED MORE PASSES THAN TIM TEBOW.

Seriously. Fuck that guy.

 

[Bear Pand]

Karma for being a terribly annoying fanbase.

 

[Chrispy]

AdamSchefter
Tim Tebow has $5 million worth of recapture language, meaning Jets would have to pay back money to Denver. Jets might be unwilling. Complex.