Nfl Free Agency

[GPK]

Why can't Tebow stay in Denver and back up Peyton for a few years? No room under the cap? If they could make it work, it would be the smartest decision Tebow could make. Why not take the opportunity to learn from a sure 1st ballot HOFer?

Besides, after God knows how many neck surgeries, one stiff breeze blowing the wrong way and Peyton could be flat on his back in the blink of an eye.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by GPK

Why can't Tebow stay in Denver and back up Peyton for a few years? No room under the cap? If they could make it work, it would be the smartest decision Tebow could make. Why not take the opportunity to learn from a sure 1st ballot HOFer?

Besides, after God knows how many neck surgeries, one stiff breeze blowing the wrong way and Peyton could be flat on his back in the blink of an eye.

I dont see how Tebow could QB in the offensive system that will be designed for Manning.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I dont see how Tebow could QB in the offensive system that will be designed for Manning.

Manning is the master of the hurry up/no huddle and that seems to be the way Tebow plays his best too, no?

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by GPK

Manning is the master of the hurry up/no huddle and that seems to be the way Tebow plays his best too, no?

Manning calls the shots based on what the defense is doing, stays in the pocket and gets rid of the ball faster than anyone in the NFL while maintaining his accuracy. Tebow holds the ball longer than anyone in the NFL, is best outside of the pocket running around and is also one of the least accurate QB's.

[Cannon Shell]

This is the perfect scenario for Denver. Manning makes them better, takes some of the pressure off of the defense and this allows Elway an easy way to ease Tebow out. Despite Tebow/Denvers late season run I think that NFL Defensive coordinators will figure out how to completely stop that semi-wildcat offense they were running just like they figured out how to defense the wildcat into extinction. Tebow may get better at traditional QB stuff but you arent winning big in the 2012 version of the NFL running the option most of the time.

[3kings]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

This is the perfect scenario for Denver. Manning makes them better, takes some of the pressure off of the defense and this allows Elway an easy way to ease Tebow out. Despite Tebow/Denvers late season run I think that NFL Defensive coordinators will figure out how to completely stop that semi-wildcat offense they were running just like they figured out how to defense the wildcat into extinction. Tebow may get better at traditional QB stuff but you arent winning big in the 2012 version of the NFL running the option most of the time.

Elway is doubly relieved. He gets a hall of fame QB, and doesn't have to bench Tebow. The fans will let him off the hook for getting rid of Tebow, bettering the franchise in both the short term and long run.

[Danzig]

49'ers and smith agree to a deal, no surprise there.

supposedly the jets are interested in tebow.

[Clip-Clop]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I dont see how Tebow could QB in the offensive system that will be designed for Manning.

Nobody can, not a starter in the league can do things the way he does/needs to.

[Dahoss]

I mentioned to Golfer on Monday that I thought the Jets should go after Tebow.

The Jets miss what Brad Smith did for them. They didn't run it enough, but when he ran the wildcat, it was effective. Sparano has plenty of experience with the wildcat.

I think the other stuff figures itself out.

[MaTH716]

Denver traded quarterback Tim Tebow to the NY Jets.

Acoording to Adam Schefter

[MaTH716]

Also:
Saints lost two second-round picks, one in 12 one in 13.

8m Adam Schefter ‏ @AdamSchefter
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Sean Payton suspended one year. Mickey Loomis 8 game and $500,000 fine. Saints fined $500,000 and a second round pick in 2012 and 2012.

In addition:
Rams DC Gregg Williams suspended indefinitely but will miss at least 2012 season for his role with Saints bounty program

[jms62]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

Also:
Saints lost two second-round picks, one in 12 one in 13.

8m Adam Schefter ‏ @AdamSchefter
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Sean Payton suspended one year. Mickey Loomis 8 game and $500,000 fine. Saints fined $500,000 and a second round pick in 2012 and 2012.

In addition:
Rams DC Gregg Williams suspended indefinitely but will miss at least 2012 season for his role with Saints bounty program

That is way too stiff a penalty for something that I am sure has been going on since the NFL was founded.

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

Also:
Saints lost two second-round picks, one in 12 one in 13.

8m Adam Schefter ‏ @AdamSchefter
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Sean Payton suspended one year. Mickey Loomis 8 game and $500,000 fine. Saints fined $500,000 and a second round pick in 2012 and 2012.

In addition:
Rams DC Gregg Williams suspended indefinitely but will miss at least 2012 season for his role with Saints bounty program

If this was horse racing, Payton would only be suspended for games in Louisana and he would be able to appeal, have the suspension stayed for a year, then reduced to 30 days in April 2014.

[mclem0822]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

I mentioned to Golfer on Monday that I thought the Jets should go after Tebow.

The Jets miss what Brad Smith did for them. They didn't run it enough, but when he ran the wildcat, it was effective. Sparano has plenty of experience with the wildcat.

I think the other stuff figures itself out.

They got him. Just traded for a 4th round pick.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

I mentioned to Golfer on Monday that I thought the Jets should go after Tebow.

The Jets miss what Brad Smith did for them. They didn't run it enough, but when he ran the wildcat, it was effective. Sparano has plenty of experience with the wildcat.

I think the other stuff figures itself out.

If Tebow goes to the Jets or Packers then he pretty much is admitting to himself that he is not going to be a starting NFL QB. I think he is way to young to admit this to himself at this point especially with the wins he put up last year.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by jms62

If Tebow goes to the Jets or Packers then he pretty much is admitting to himself that he is not going to be a starting NFL QB. I think he is way to young to admit this to himself at this point especially with the wins he put up last year.

And he gets traded to the Jets while I am submitting the above post... Like omitting 1 horse from a P4 leg and losing

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by jms62

If Tebow goes to the Jets or Packers then he pretty much is admitting to himself that he is not going to be a starting NFL QB. I think he is way to young to admit this to himself at this point especially with the wins he put up last year.

I think it's being honest with himself.

I have always said I think Tebow is a very good football player. I don't think he's a starting NFL QB, but he can absolutely be effective if used the right way.

I think it's a win/win for both Tebow and the Jets. They didn't give up much for him and he should be motivated enough to make the best of this situation.

[Dahoss]

Plus, Tannenbaum would have screwed up that 4th round pick anyway.

[3kings]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

I think it's being honest with himself.

I have always said I think Tebow is a very good football player. I don't think he's a starting NFL QB, but he can absolutely be effective if used the right way.

I think it's a win/win for both Tebow and the Jets. They didn't give up much for him and he should be motivated enough to make the best of this situation.

I agree Tebow is a good football player and is professional enough that he will help the Jets. I think Sanchez is soft and the fans yelling for Tebow every week will not help his developement.

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

I think it's being honest with himself.

I have always said I think Tebow is a very good football player. I don't think he's a starting NFL QB, but he can absolutely be effective if used the right way.

I think it's a win/win for both Tebow and the Jets. They didn't give up much for him and he should be motivated enough to make the best of this situation.

If I was a Jets fan, I would worry about how this is going to impact Sanchez.

Let's face it, we all know what's going as soon as Sanchez hits any kind of bump in the road.