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Is Tim Tebow the best FULLBACK in the draft??

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tebow will be ate alive in the nfl. he might get a late round pick if any
 
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so 170-190 lb guys like desean jackson, devin hester, josh cribbs, and jerious norwood can take direct snaps in the wildcat, and run around and not get hurt....but 240 lb tebow will automatically get hurt if he takes a few snaps and runs? ever seen quan take a snap and lay a lick? quan is 215, and does just fine....cmon guys, use some logic....by the time tebow gets to the nfl, he'll be 250+, and he'll be bigger than a lot of the linebackers that will be tackling him...i'm not saying full time qb, but he can def take 35 wildcat snaps throughout the season, and be just fine
 
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what's ronnie brown weigh? 220 or so? dude took a bunch of snaps out of the wildcat this yr, 1 yr removed from an acl, and lasted the whole season
 
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Posted: #29
They don't run the option in the big leagues Tebow...
 
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One thing is for sure. Tebow would be a better QB than Vince Young is in the NFL. Hands down...
 
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Posted: #31
he could start for the 49ers
 
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Quote Originally Posted by schmidty:

so 170-190 lb guys like desean jackson, devin hester, josh cribbs, and jerious norwood can take direct snaps in the wildcat, and run around and not get hurt....but 240 lb tebow will automatically get hurt if he takes a few snaps and runs? ever seen quan take a snap and lay a lick? quan is 215, and does just fine....cmon guys, use some logic....by the time tebow gets to the nfl, he'll be 250+, and he'll be bigger than a lot of the linebackers that will be tackling him...i'm not saying full time qb, but he can def take 35 wildcat snaps throughout the season, and be just fine

big difference between Tebow and the others you mentioned. You ever see Tebow runs?  He pretty much runs straight forward. He has nowhere near the moves of those mentioned. Big difference. And you mentioned Ronnie Brown. Are you serious? RB is much faster and would do much more damage if he ran over a linebacker. Thats a terrible example.

 
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Posted: #33
WOW --
 
Now we are comparing Tim Heblow to Ronnie Brown --
 
Are you guys serious 'cause I kinda thought this thread was supposed to be a joke
 
I used to be so stupid that I thought Tebow would go #1 pick overall -- (christian laettner???) maybe the greatest college football player I can remember
 
But -- I was shocked -- I mean shocked when - Mel Kiper and Todd McShay say -- This guy is a second day draft pick at best......
 
I DIDN'T MAKE THIS CRAP UP -- THE DRAFT EXPERTS FOR THE NFL ( WHO PROBLY KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT COLLEGE FOOTBALL) SAY THIS GUY CAN'T PASS
 
He won't play TE -- so put that crap to bed
 
He reminds me of Kordell Stewart -
 
anybody out there get the chiste?
 
 
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well of course he doesn't have the moves of the guys i mentioned, but that wasn't my point...some ppl think it's such a given that the nfl would eat him up, but i disagree b/c he's big and strong enough to take it...jerrod mayo? nfl def rookie of the yr? yeah, well, tebow was blasting his ass as a sophomore...sure, mayo is bigger and stronger now, but so is tebow
 
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you guys are too funny....tell the kid "you cant do this, you cant do that"...he'll do nothing but prove you guys wrong....he can be an impact player wherever he ends up on the field
 
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He better get married if he wants to play in the NFL....they'll whoop his virgin ass !!!
 
 
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...QB tebow, why not, tell why he cant play Qb the NFL...u dont just roll out of bed say hey im NFL starting QB, it take hard work and dedication on the field and in the film room...
 
...no, he could not start for the 49ers right now, very funny raider fan...
 
...make tebow sit on bench learn the position and prove himself...
...i would not draft him 1st or 2nd rd to play qb...
...the kid has alot of heart and leadership, he deserves a break in the NFL...
 
...he has alot to learn, but dont expect him to ready for at least 3 years once the NFL...
 
...take it from a former QB who had to prove himself, he can play QB in the NFL...
 
...i dont Matt lienart lighting up the scoreboard, this shit aint easy, he just the right coaches who are willing to work with him...
 
...message to tebow, if those NFL wr divas give u any lip, puch them in the fucking face every time they drop a pass or half ass a route...
 
 
 
 
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did i just write that, man, i gotta  go easy on that jager...shit...
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