I Guess Tebow's Serious

Laughed.

 

If he gets on with an American League team, he can DH.

That said, I find it hard to believe he will be able to hit. Not real pitching.

 

You have a better chance of hitting big league pitching than he does.

 

Did I insult your life's mission?

 

So both had worse careers in the NFL than Tim Tebow?

 

You were arguing:

Tim Tebow wasn't any good (and this is true because he wasn't any good in the NFL). He was only good in college because of how great the skill players around him were (even though they sucked in the NFL).

The terribleness of this argument speaks for itself.

 

No. Just calling a spade a spade. You have a tendency to open your ********** about things you don't have the first damn clue about.

 

That wasn't what I said. Read better. Or better yet go away.

 

That's a big censored word. Cacksucker?

 

One guy went to the Olympics first and the other stayed in the league as long as Tebow

 

It is funny how many great college players from that Florida offense went on to do nothing in the NFL. It almost makes you think scheme and coaching had something to do with it.

Hell, Riley Cooper is the longest lasting pro out of that group.

 

It was really the perfect storm of scheme and talent meshed together.

 

Caulksucker

 

And people still argue it was all on an individual

 

OL lasted and defense had several. That OL mauled people.

 

Nebraska had jillions of these guys.

 

Offense went to shit when harvin went pro.

 

The Pounceys still play when they aren't suspended or hurt but I can't think of anyone else

 

Most of those defensive guys were busts

 

agreed. He was the guy who killed people in space, so everyone had to account for him on every play. Rainey and Demps with a sliver went to the house too.

At the NFL level, straight line blinding speed just isn't as dangerous, because the D has it too. That's why those guys were such difference makers in college and weren't at the Pro level. Harvin was even that kind of playmaker at the NFL level.