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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:

But he's the quarterback of that team. The quarterback is the leader of a team. And as long as his team wins...he's doing his job.


True, but there is a difference when a young QB goes out, controls the game, DOESN'T TURN THE BALL OVER, and then leads a 4th quarter comeback.

Compared to, say going 6-19, throwing 3 interceptions and then having Patrick Peterson return a punt for a TD.

I know you are arguing just for the sake of trying to shove my comments back in my face.However if you give Tebow Larry Fitz and Beanie Wells it would do wonders for him.
 
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Tebow is definitely better then Skeleton however that isn't saying much. Both guys rely on special magic and plays from people outside their own O on some occasions.
 
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  StraightShooter, one of the few people on here that make sense.  Plus, she is beautiful.

My Christmas gift to you:

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Quote Originally Posted by earthWake:


True, but there is a difference when a young QB goes out, controls the game, DOESN'T TURN THE BALL OVER, and then leads a 4th quarter comeback.

Compared to, say going 6-19, throwing 3 interceptions and then having Patrick Peterson return a punt for a TD.

I know you are arguing just for the sake of trying to shove my comments back in my face.However if you give Tebow Larry Fitz and Beanie Wells it would do wonders for him.

What's the difference between Peterson returning a punt for a TD and the Broncos' defense intercepting a ball and returning THAT for a TD?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

Well there you go.  A 64 page thread gets ended because some guy that’s been here a year says it does.

It’s a “fact” that Tebow sucks as a QB, yet he ranks in the top 15 in passer rating.  Hmm….

He instills no confidence in his teammates? 

He is just plain awful in the clutch?

He’s "got no" spirit?

He’s just weak mentally?

Congratuations.  64 pages with almost 1,600 posts and that might have been the dumbest one yet.

 


Dude...It's called sarcasm. Get a grip man, you're out of control. I was supporting your argument.
 
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Dude...It's called sarcasm. Get a grip man, you're out of control. I was supporting your argument.

My apologies then.  Since the Pats game the haters have been coming out of the woodwork and some of them have been saying things that weren’t far off from that.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

My apologies then.  Since the Pats game the haters have been coming out of the woodwork and some of them have been saying things that weren’t far off from that.

 

Well, I've had to live with Curtis Painter most of the year, so Tebow seems like a Hall of Famer to me. He may not be the only reason Denver has been winning, but without him they were horrible. I hardly think he sucks just because he's unconventional. 
 
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Just curious guys:

Would you rather have a QB with a completion percentage of 50% and a TD:INT ratio of 5:1 or a QB with a completion percentage of 60% who threw just as many picks as TDs?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

Just curious guys:

Would you rather have a QB with a completion percentage of 50% and a TD:INT ratio of 5:1 or a QB with a completion percentage of 60% who threw just as many picks as TDs?

Whoever will win you less games so you can get a better QB in the draft.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:

Whoever will win you less games so you can get a better QB in the draft.



hahahaha amazing!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:

Whoever will win you less games so you can get a better QB in the draft.

Even if both are rookies who were high draft picks?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

Even if both are rookies who were high draft picks?

News flash TEBOW IS NOT A ROOKIE

 
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He is 6-3 ATS - that is what counts...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gilligansisland:

News flash TEBOW IS NOT A ROOKIE

Point out where I said he was.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by dyamarik:

He is 6-3 ATS - that is what counts...

And 6-2 SU as a dog.  

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

Point out where I said he was.

Come on. We all know that you were talking about Tebow and Skelton in that question.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

Point out where I said he was.

Why am I not suprised that you can't admit you were wrong?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

Even if both are rookies who were high draft picks?

Priceless  

 

 
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Tebow =

im not talking ats either
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:

Come on. We all know that you were talking about Tebow and Skelton in that question.

Nope.  It was just a hypothetical question.

Also Skelton has a completion percentage of 55% and has thrown more picks than TDs.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gilligansisland:

Why am I not suprised that you can't admit you were wrong?

“Point out where I said he was.”

Your response:

“Why am I not suprised that you can't admit you were wrong?”

I’ll take that to mean you can’t.  Talking out of your ass again I see. Shocking.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by gilligansisland:

Priceless  

 

What’s priceless is your “the Broncos won because Brady didn't get another rushing td” nonsense combined with your thinking there are football leagues that don’t exist. 

Now that was funny.

 gilligan

 
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:

“Point out where I said he was.”

Your response:

“Why am I not suprised that you can't admit you were wrong?”

I’ll take that to mean you can’t.  Talking out of your ass again I see. Shocking.

 

Giligan and I are on the same side here. Where does a hypothetical question come into play with the current topic of Tebow and Skelton with stats that look eerily similar with both QBs starting in the NFL for the first time in their careers?

While you don't "say it"...anyone who reads that knows what you were implying.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:

Giligan and I are on the same side here. Where does a hypothetical question come into play with the current topic of Tebow and Skelton with stats that look eerily similar with both QBs starting in the NFL for the first time in their careers?

While you don't "say it"...anyone who reads that knows what you were implying.

It’s about the importance of completion percentage vs. the importance of TD:INT ratio.  That, obviously, is not exclusive to just Tebow.

I am a huge SEC football fan and, according to some here on the college board, one of the biggest SEC homers on this site.  Even an average SEC fan knows when Tebow left Florida.

 

 
 
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Well...we both agree on SEC. I laugh when anyone says they're overrated and get too much respect.

They're NOT overrated and probably don't get ENOUGH respect.

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