why not add another play-maker at a bargain price? he is a winner & can play anywhere.... brings only good things to the field & locker room & would be well received in South Florida
1) he is a winner & local product
2) total team player & fan favorite
3) can play as back-up qb (3rd), full-back/ H-B, slot & run the single-wing (wildcat),... whatever
4) special teams field-goal holder, with option to run or pass, play the kick-off etc.
5) he is a leader & available, a horrendous tool for an imaginative offense or special teams
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There's this channel called ESPN, you may have heard of it. We don't need their circus and I'm sorry but there is nothing he could add to our team.
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This is a joke right? First of all, the media circus isn't worth it at all. Secondly, how can you say he can play anywhere? He only wants to play QB and has never played another position other than personal protector (where the Dolphins exposed him). He's never proven he can block or catch a pass. He would probably be the 4th best QB on the Dolphins. He'd never get on the field and would use a roster spot that could go to someone who could actually do something at their position. I don't see any way why this would be a good idea.
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You have to be dedicated to run some sort of hybrid system if your gonna attempt to use the strengths of the player, and that system has to be what he ran in college, so if your not ready to commit to him in that capacity then bringing him on in another capacity doesn't quite make sense..
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missed the point? he can do everything on the offense & has proven willing to do so... I would pick him up as a Jim Jensen type that would upgrade the team at unsuspecting places & situations. he would only increase the offensive potential of our game in many ways... Tebow brings the intelligence of QB, the abilities of a F/B, H-B, & a contagious desire to win coupled with humility & self sacrifice i.e. leadership to the game. he is coachable & wants to play.
he is a complete football player & a winner!
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jboogie The sky is NOT falling!
Everything you said is spot on......but, no.
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The Dolphins are already set at the QB position and since Tebow doesn't seem to want to play any other position, he would actually be a horrible addition to the Dolphins. Fortunately it appears the Dolphins have zero interest in signing Tebow. I would be surprised if any NFL team signs him. His best chances to remain in football is for him to go up to Canada or to play in the Arena league.
Perhaps he could play in one of these leagues and it would help him become a better passer. It worked for QB's like Kurt Warner, Warren Moon, and Joe Thiesman. All these QB's played in one of these leagues and they eventually showed that they had the passing skills to play in the NFL. Tebow has yet to show he has these passing skills and unless he does, I don't see him ever playing in the NFL again.
When all 32 teams have basically said they have no interest in him as a QB at this time. It is up to Tebow to either go to one of these other leagues to try and improve his passing skills or else call it a career and get on with the next stage of his life. He seems to be a great guy and he has a level head. So I am sure he will be a success in whatever occupation he decides to pursue once he realized that he isn't going to be offered the opportunity to be an NFL QB in 2013 or probably ever again.SICK, Pagan, Frumundah Finnatic and 3 others like this. -
Where do you come up with this stuff?
Tebow is useless. Completely useless. Especially to Miami. The circus that follows him around, is NOT what this team needs. A QB that CANT THROW is NOT what this team needs.
1. He's a winner? Yeah... he did lots of that last year with the Jets didn't he? He couldn't even sniff the field with as awful as Sanchez was...
2. Team play and fan favorite? Who freakin cares!!! We have a solid locker room as it is right now, we dont need the Tebow circus for a special teams player.
3. Back up, 3rd QB? No thanks. Rather have Devlin. Wildcat?? Are you kidding me... in case you haven't realized we have an actual offense now. An actual QB. An actual offensive minded head coach and OC. We dont need Tebow to run the stupid wildcat any longer. That's come, and gone in the NFL already.
4. Special teams holder.... seriously? You want to use a roster spot on Tebow, and bring in the ridiculous circus that comes along with him just to have the option to run, or pass from a FG formation? Yikes...
5. Leader... sure, he has leadership qualities. No doubt. Do you really want your 3rd QB, or FG holder, to be your teams leader?
Zero need for him on this roster in any capacity. Let me repeat the important part of this again.. Tebow is useless. Completely useless. Especially to Miami. The circus that follows him around, is NOT what this team needs. A QB that CANT THROW is NOT what this team needs. This thread is not what this board needs again either. The only thing that may have use for Tebow, is the CFL, or Arena league.
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If he actually humbles out and is willing to play tight end or fullback.... I wouldn't mind signing him next offseason and working with him. But as it is.... I can't roger that.
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I like Tebow more then most do, however, also think he has to sharpen his Qb skills.
IMO, he should suck it up, and go to the CFL and learn his craft better. True he could be a good backup in say SF, but until he is a better fundamental Qb he simply is to inconsistent atm.
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with Tebow:
think football player, jack of all trades & surprise package... third string QB, developing the single-wing around him to compliment his abilities & provide an occasional change in attack. I am not proposing competition for Tannehill or Moore. my proposal is about adding real football talent & options to our game at a reasonable/favorable contract.
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I think we accomplished enough this offseason.
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pretentious statement > No he can't
he has shown he is multifaceted throughout his career, a winner & ultimately a football player like very few others
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While I agree that the Jets were an incompetent organization last year. The fact the Broncos couldn't wait to get rid of Tebow after the 2011 season, should show you that even competent organizations want nothing to do with Tebow.
I think if he were willing to come in and try and make the team as a RB or a TE, he would be worth taking a chance on. Since he is the one stating that he only wants to play QB, I see nothing positive from the Dolphins bringing him in as their fourth string QB.
As far as Tebow being a victim. He has been paid millions of dollars over the past three years for being a subpar NFL player. Hopefully he has invested most of this money and he will be set for life financially. I am sure there are many people on here and in the rest of the world who would love being this type of victim.Frumundah Finnatic, cuchulainn and Claymore95 like this. -
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Putting aside his actual quality and that you've basically got to have a second parallel offense installed for him...
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I respect your view but ...
pretentious statement > No he can't
he has shown he is multifaceted throughout his career, a winner & ultimately a football player like very few others
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missed the point? he can do everything on the offense & has proven willing to do so... I would pick him up as a Jim Jensen type that would upgrade the team at unsuspecting places & situations. he would only increase the offensive potential of our game in many ways... Tebow brings the intelligence of QB, the abilities of a F/B, H-B, & a contagious desire to win coupled with humility & self sacrifice i.e. leadership to the game. he is coachable & wants to play.Click to expand...
And boy that contagious desire to win sure helped rally the Jets players around him for that playoff birth last year. Oh wait...Frumundah Finnatic, Ronnie Bass and cuchulainn like this. -
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23rd, you've been around here for a long time, so we know you're not a troll, but really ?? Tim Tebow ?? the man who can't play QB in this league ?? I just don't get it...the guy doesn't fit in here except that Philbin would likely not have to worry about him getting arrested for beating his girlfriend or shooting someone at a nightclub in the middle of the night...that's about the only redeeming qualities the man has, as football goes....
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with Tebow:
think football player, jack of all trades & surprise package... third string QB, developing the single-wing around him to compliment his abilities & provide an occasional change in attack. I am not proposing competition for Tannehill or Moore. my proposal is about adding real football talent & options to our game at a reasonable/favorable contract.
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missed the point? he can do everything on the offense & has proven willing to do so... I would pick him up as a Jim Jensen type that would upgrade the team at unsuspecting places & situations. he would only increase the offensive potential of our game in many ways... Tebow brings the intelligence of QB, the abilities of a F/B, H-B, & a contagious desire to win coupled with humility & self sacrifice i.e. leadership to the game. he is coachable & wants to play.
he is a complete football player & a winner!
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wake up 23rd. awful idea. just plain awful.
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wow, there is just so much wrong with your first statement. Last year proved he couldn't do anything on offense outside of the QB position, and he's already proven he can't thrown the ball.
wake up 23rd. awful idea. just plain awful.
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Apparently, there are things about Tim that aren’t discussed publicly but are known to NFL executives.
“More troubling for potential employers is that Tebow struggled badly with the mental side of the game, according to a league source,” Fleming writes.
Fleming recaps how Tebow was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child. While forms of dyslexia vary, for Tebow, the learning disability can affect the way he reads playbooks or game plans, Fleming says. No matter how inherently smart, studious or hardworking the quarterback who had a 3.7 GPA at Florida is, it’s harder for him to sift through information and make decisions than it is for his quarterback peers.
“He scored a below-average (for QBs) 22 on his Wonderlic test,” Fleming writes. “As a kinesthetic learner, Tebow absorbs information better through using flashcards and hands-on repetitive experience than the traditional method of memorizing diagrams, notes and Polaroids from a playbook.
“That doesn’t mean Tebow isn’t smart or that he couldn’t develop into a brilliant, quick-thinking quarterback. It just hasn’t happened yet.”Click to expand...
http://nesn.com/2013/05/report-tim-...otball-has-nfl-thinking-he-cant-pick-up-game/
Here is the original article with an very interesting video.
http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/sto...rback-tim-tebow-impossible-hire-espn-magazine
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Yeah, it's pretty obvious that most NFL types don't think that Tebow can help their team. He's a media and fan darling but terrible football player. He doesn't bring enough as a QB, is not athletic enough to play slot or H-Back, can't block well enough to play FB, can't catch well enough to do any good in the passing game as a receiver. Is just barely adequate to be called a QB....he was a great college QB...so was Gino Torretta. He just isn't very good as a pro....anything...
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Tebow can contribute to the Dolphins by staying as far away as he can!
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why not add another play-maker at a bargain price? he is a winner & can play anywhere.... brings only good things to the field & locker room & would be well received in South Florida
1) he is a winner & local product
2) total team player & fan favorite
3) can play as back-up qb (3rd), full-back/ H-B, slot & run the single-wing (wildcat),... whatever
4) special teams field-goal holder, with option to run or pass, play the kick-off etc.
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2.) I disagree that he is a "total team player". If he was he would be quiet when it was required or stamp out controversy when it starts, he does neither. He's only a fan favourite because of the mythos ESPN and Tim Tebow have created around himself. I think he is a sideshow.
3.) A 3rd QB is a developmental prospect. I am not burning a roster spot on a gimmick player when we can groom a Pat Devlin. He does not have a position to play. He is not a fullback, he is not an H-Back....he is a failed gimmick quarterback, period. Again, not burning a roster spot. He's barely a 3rd string player at any position you just listed.
4.) We have a holder. I don't think he has ever done it anyway. How often does a team run a fake field goal? Once every year or two? Is that worth a roster spot and the circus?
5.) The reason he is available is because he is not any good, at anything in particular. He's also a travelling circus. I don't consider him a good leader either.
To put it simply, he is a circus. Brings distractions a young ascending team does not need. Tim Tebow is a product of the ESPN promotional machine. He is a self promoting nobody. His time was short and is mercifully done.
As for people saying "he will play in the CFL", there is no way. To be a CFL quarterback you need to be able to throw the ball consistently and accurately....something he has never shown he can do at any level.Stitches likes this. -
I like Tebow more then most do, however, also think he has to sharpen his Qb skills.
IMO, he should suck it up, and go to the CFL and learn his craft better. True he could be a good backup in say SF, but until he is a better fundamental Qb he simply is to inconsistent atm.
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missed the point? he can do everything on the offense & has proven willing to do so... I would pick him up as a Jim Jensen type that would upgrade the team at unsuspecting places & situations. he would only increase the offensive potential of our game in many ways... Tebow brings the intelligence of QB, the abilities of a F/B, H-B, & a contagious desire to win coupled with humility & self sacrifice i.e. leadership to the game. he is coachable & wants to play.
he is a complete football player & a winner!
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C'mon Padre, you know the CFL and you know he has no chance up here. He has nothing that CFL teams look for in a quarterback.Click to expand...
Put him on the Red Blacks for example
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