Tim Tebow + 7th traded to the Jets for a 4th & 6th

[jrdrylie]

The Bears should be on this list. We need a tight end.

[Unbiased]

1% chance he goes to Jacksonville.

[SolidGold]

Bills for a 4th rounder

[brat316]

Originally Posted by BeerBaron

Where the hell are you going to NFL games for those prices?

Eagles ticket are like 65-75 dollars, but you have to buy from them directly before everyone buys them and resells them on ticketmatser and stub hub.

Jax does have a problem selling tickets so at that rate it makes sense.

[I_C_DeadPeople]

Originally Posted by bhaarat316

Tebow vs Gabbert


The ultimate battle.

That would be like 2 double arm amputees in a ping pong challenge

[BeerBaron]

Originally Posted by I_C_DeadPeople

That would be like 2 double arm amputees in a ping pong challenge

One believes that god will move the paddle for him while the other ducks out of the way of the ball and cowers in the fetal position.

[jrdrylie]

Originally Posted by BeerBaron

Where the hell are you going to NFL games for those prices?

The seats covered up are in the upper deck at the very far ends. You can get season tickets for those areas for $330 a year.

[A Perfect Score]

Originally Posted by SolidGold

Bills for a 4th rounder

Bills are a really, really interesting option. He's got a skillset that matches what Gailey likes, they need a successor to Fitz (who is more a stop gap then anything else, despite what his contract may say), and that team is always trying to find a way to sell more tickets. Bills make a ton of sense to me.

[SolidGold]

Originally Posted by A Perfect Score

Bills are a really, really interesting option. He's got a skillset that matches what Gailey likes, they need a successor to Fitz (who is more a stop gap then anything else, despite what his contract may say), and that team is always trying to find a way to sell more tickets. Bills make a ton of sense to me.

From what I remember the Bills would of used their 2nd round pick on him back in 2010 before the Broncos traded back up for him.

[49erNation85]

This freaking sucks for Tebow come on down to SF . But I bet he goes to one of the Florida teams either Jacksonville or Miami .

[BeerBaron]

Originally Posted by A Perfect Score

Bills are a really, really interesting option. He's got a skillset that matches what Gailey likes, they need a successor to Fitz (who is more a stop gap then anything else, despite what his contract may say), and that team is always trying to find a way to sell more tickets. Bills make a ton of sense to me.

There's a coach out there who likes <50% passers with a wind up release that can only be accurately timed via sundial?

Tim Tebow as a passer makes Kordell Stewart look like god damned Marino.

[jrdrylie]

A guy from a Denver ESPN radio station said the Broncos are looking for 2 picks for Tebow and he said a 2nd and 5th would do it.

[A Perfect Score]

Originally Posted by 49erNation85

This freaking sucks for Tebow come on down to SF . But I bet he goes to one of the Florida teams either Jacksonville or Miami .

Remember when I told you that Tebow wouldn't start in Denver past Week 8 of next year?

BOOM.

[gpngc]

Originally Posted by 49erNation85

This freaking sucks for Tebow come on down to SF . But I bet he goes to one of the Florida teams either Jacksonville or Miami .

Please come on down to San Francisco...

[BeerBaron]

Originally Posted by jrdrylie

A guy from a Denver ESPN radio station said the Broncos are looking for 2 picks for Tebow and he said a 2nd and 5th would do it.

Too rich for my blood. I'd pay a 2nd and 5th to keep him OFF of my team though.

[A Perfect Score]

Originally Posted by jrdrylie

A guy from a Denver ESPN radio station said the Broncos are looking for 2 picks for Tebow and he said a 2nd and 5th would do it.

I pity the team that gives up a 2nd and 5th for him. I can see the Bills tossing them a 3rd, or someone like the Pats MAYBE offering a late 2nd for whatever reason, but I doubt they'll snag some really premium resources in return for Tebow.

[Matthew Jones]

I don't understand why Denver is so willing to trade Tebow considering he is now in an ideal situation sitting behind Peyton Manning for a little while. Peyton is about to turn 36, coming off of four neck surgeries, and missed all of 2011. Even before last season he had undergone a number of offseason surgeries. Getting rid of Tebow will only mean that the Broncos are one-deep at QB with no backup to groom as Manning's replacement.

[Complex]

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[SolidGold]

Originally Posted by Matthew Jones

I don't understand why Denver is so willing to trade Tebow considering he is now in an ideal situation sitting behind Peyton Manning for a little while. Peyton is about to turn 36, coming off of four neck surgeries, and missed all of 2011. Even before last season he had undergone a number of offseason surgeries, etc. Getting rid of Tebow will only mean that the Colts are one-deep at QB with no backup to groom as Manning's replacement.

They want to cut the head off the snake, no Tebow than Tebowmania for the most part will be gone in Denver.

[gpngc]

Originally Posted by Matthew Jones

I don't understand why Denver is so willing to trade Tebow considering he is now in an ideal situation sitting behind Peyton Manning for a little while. Peyton is about to turn 36, coming off of four neck surgeries, and missed all of 2011. Even before last season he had undergone a number of offseason surgeries. Getting rid of Tebow will only mean that the Broncos are one-deep at QB with no backup to groom as Manning's replacement.

Tebow learning under Manning would do very little for his development considering that the two must operate in completely different offensive schemes.

[BeerBaron]

Originally Posted by Matthew Jones

I don't understand why Denver is so willing to trade Tebow considering he is now in an ideal situation sitting behind Peyton Manning for a little while. Peyton is about to turn 36, coming off of four neck surgeries, and missed all of 2011. Even before last season he had undergone a number of offseason surgeries, etc. Getting rid of Tebow will only mean that the Colts are one-deep at QB with no backup to groom as Manning's replacement.

Elway wants Tebow GONE. OUT. He basically only played Tebow last year to show the fans that he sucked.

He did suck, but between him getting impossibly lucky, other teams defending him improperly, and the defense stepping up, Elway landed himself in a pickle.

He and any other reasonable football mind in any organization in the league want nothing to do with Tebow at QB, and even having him on the roster as a FB/wildcat option is risky in case your starter struggles at all, because the fans will want Tebow starting.

Some owner seeing dollar signs will demand that his team trade for Tebow and some unfortunate football mind is going to have his career ruined by it.

[Iamcanadian]

The only teams I see wanting him are teams who are having a hard time selling season tickets, he'll fill the stadium and that is money in the bank for any owner.

[jrdrylie]

Originally Posted by BeerBaron

Elway wants Tebow GONE. OUT. He basically only played Tebow last year to show the fans that he sucked.

He did suck, but between him getting impossibly lucky, other teams defending him improperly, and the defense stepping up, Elway landed himself in a pickle.

He and any other reasonable football mind in any organization in the league want nothing to do with Tebow at QB, and even having him on the roster as a FB/wildcat option is risky in case your starter struggles at all, because the fans will want Tebow starting.

Some owner seeing dollar signs will demand that his team trade for Tebow and some unfortunate football mind is going to have his career ruined by it.

This is why Jacksonville is such a great landing spot for him. Gene Smith has done nothing so far to show he is a competent GM. He had about $40 million in cap space and they signed Chad Henne and Laurent Robinson. His hipster drafting has given the Jaguars very little outside of two decent defensive tackles and a decent offensive lineman. I don't think the Jaguars will ever be a great team with Gene Smith calling the shots, so they may as well take a shot with Tebow.

[BeerBaron]

Originally Posted by jrdrylie

This is why Jacksonville is such a great landing spot for him. Gene Smith has done nothing so far to show he is a competent GM. He had about $40 million in cap space and they signed Chad Henne and Laurent Robinson. His hipster drafting has given the Jaguars very little outside of two decent defensive tackles and a decent offensive lineman. I don't think the Jaguars will ever be a great team with Gene Smith calling the shots, so they may as well take a shot with Tebow.

Well, his career was pretty much shot in the balls the moment he made Blaine Gabbert a high draft pick anyway.

[BeerBaron]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...han-tim-tebow/

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