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Just watched the highlights on NFL.com.
It's hard to believe how much Sanchez has regressed. Not that he was great to begin with, but still...
Matt Barkley may have the best game of their QBs that played, and he was only marginally better than Sanchez.
Tebow...is still Tebow. Always has been, always will be.

 

Chipper better hope Bradford will be his savior.

 

Although the score looks lopsided, it was much more a matter of Indy's defense, starters and immediate depth,  being putrid than it was outstanding QB play.

 

 

Originally Posted by Timmy!:

Just watched the highlights on NFL.com.
It's hard to believe how much Sanchez has regressed. Not that he was great to begin with, but still...
Matt Barkley may have the best game of their QBs that played, and he was only marginally better than Sanchez.
Tebow...is still Tebow. Always has been, always will be.

 

Chipper better hope Bradford will be his savior.

 

Although the score looks lopsided, it was much more a matter of Indy's defense, starters and immediate depth,  being putrid than it was outstanding QB play.

 

 

Yep Tebow is still Tebow and I still shake my head at the coverage of the guy.  He looks like a guy throwing a hand grenade than a football and somehow people still think he is the second coming of Unitas, Montana, and Favre all rolled in to one.

Holy Helen Keller!!! Tebow's career completion percentage is 47% in 35 games. That's not even good enough to be called awful.  

 

As I was looking up Timmy Turnover's stats I vaguely remembered a guy from the 70's that was widely considered the worst QB to start multiple seasons. I knew he was a Bills QB because I remembered OJ Simpson setting an NFL record single game rushing record of 270 yards on Thanksgiving in Detroit and the Bills still got curb stomped because their QB threw for 10 yards. I think I remember the announcers making fun of him by the 3rd quarter. 

 

Gary Marangi. So there you go. Timmy is so bad he can spark a memory of the worst QB play you've ever seen. Even if it happened 40 years ago. 

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Tebow is nothing special to be sure, and yet some of the guys I've seen out there playing in the NFL like Ryan Lindley, I honestly think Tebow might be better than some of those really awful guys. 

 

That said, I think most GMs weigh Tebow's ability to be say a 2nd or 3rd stringer against the crazy cult following he has and decide that his ability isn't worth the hassle from the cult followers.

 

From an ability standpoint, if Brian Brohm and Spergon Wynn could play in the NFL for a couple of years, then Tebow can as well as he at least had something to fall back on in pure running skills as well as throwing an okay deep ball.  He was every bit as bad as Brohm or Wynn at the short to intermediate stuff though and maybe worse.

 

Originally Posted by fightphoe93:

Tebow is nothing special to be sure, and yet some of the guys I've seen out there playing in the NFL like Ryan Lindley, I honestly think Tebow might be better than some of those really awful guys. 

 

That said, I think most GMs weigh Tebow's ability to be say a 2nd or 3rd stringer against the crazy cult following he has and decide that his ability isn't worth the hassle from the cult followers.

 

From an ability standpoint, if Brian Brohm and Spergon Wynn could play in the NFL for a couple of years, then Tebow can as well as he at least had something to fall back on in pure running skills as well as throwing an okay deep ball.  He was every bit as bad as Brohm or Wynn at the short to intermediate stuff though and maybe worse.

 

Except he can't.  The fact that it is even a discussion is a prime example of mass delusion in full swing.

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