Tebow won't make the final roster. He probably won't even survive the first round of cuts.

There's really only one round of cuts now - they go straight from 90 to 53.  It does happen over the course of a couple of days though, so it might be more accurate to say he will likely be released in the first 'wave' of cuts maybe?

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No, you misunderstood on the "getting hit."  Let me unpack -- I made a crack in response to the "can you imagine how it would feel" line about the pressure of being between Tebow and the goal line.  My point was the pressure of making the tackle, not letting him score, etc.  Because of all the attention it will get if he were to ever score again, and you'd be the guy that he got by.  Another poster misunderstood, and thought I meant an NFL player would be afraid of taking the hit -- which is laughable; that NFL player is going to be looking to deliver a hit, not worried about getting hit.  So I tried to clarify (as I have again above), but you then you went down the road of thinking I somehow meant tackling doesn't involve hitting.  That was a wrong turn -- the point is the "all eyes are watching" pressure if Tebow ever sees the field.

As for resurrecting his career -- that's not where I'm at.  I've already said I have a hard time imagining him making the team.  I'm in my 50's, and I remember the degradation in my abilities as I hit 34.  So I'm following this like watching the movie Rudy or something -- i.e. questions like can he make the team? Can he contribute?  Could he help on special teams?  If he's able to hold down a backup position, will they have some plays that are designed for him?  It would be such a rush to watch Tebow throw a key, sacrfice-your-body block to put somebody in the endzone for a key touchdown, near the end of his career and he finds a way to help his team.

It's a potentially cool subplot, and one I'll enjoy no matter how things go.  The only way I really differ from most fair people here is (1) I think he was good football player to begin with; (2) I think he's one of the most talented short yardage runners of all time, and (3) I think he's an NFL caliber athlete by any measure.  I think my opinions on that are the conventional ones -- that's pretty much the official book on Tebow from an NFL perspective, and I don't think Jags fans should think there's some crony-conspiracy if he makes the team or sees the field.  Trust the process -- he'll get cut if he can't play.  You can't hide in this league with only 53 on the roster.  Every single player has to be able to flat out play.

Your passive-aggressiveness is approaching legendary status.  And don't sell yourself short - you are a fantastic troll.

“Like. I don’t really care but you guys care so much but me? I don’t care but I care so much to have lengthy posts showing how I don’t care and how funny it is that you guys care so much.”

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This works both ways. 

While I don’t wish anything but success for Tebow despite your annoying insistence to the contrary, I simply don’t have any faith in him resurrecting an NFL career -  while you seem to believe it’s still 2013 for Tebow’s athletic ability for sone reason. 

Similar to your fascination that some Jags fans think he stinks, I’m fascinated with the number of Tebow homers like yourself who think he’s going to be successful running the ball in the NFL after all these years, one of which involved him sucking at running the ball in the NFL.

Oh, and yes, it IS about getting hit. Unless you have  some new way defenders are going to stop a ball carrier from scoring in the red zone.

No, you misunderstood on the "getting hit."  Let me unpack -- I made a crack in response to the "can you imagine how it would feel" line about the pressure of being between Tebow and the goal line.  My point was the pressure of making the tackle, not letting him score, etc.  Because of all the attention it will get if he were to ever score again, and you'd be the guy that he got by.  Another poster misunderstood, and thought I meant an NFL player would be afraid of taking the hit -- which is laughable; that NFL player is going to be looking to deliver a hit, not worried about getting hit.  So I tried to clarify (as I have again above), but you then you went down the road of thinking I somehow meant tackling doesn't involve hitting.  That was a wrong turn -- the point is the "all eyes are watching" pressure if Tebow ever sees the field.

As for resurrecting his career -- that's not where I'm at.  I've already said I have a hard time imagining him making the team.  I'm in my 50's, and I remember the degradation in my abilities as I hit 34.  So I'm following this like watching the movie Rudy or something -- i.e. questions like can he make the team? Can he contribute?  Could he help on special teams?  If he's able to hold down a backup position, will they have some plays that are designed for him?  It would be such a rush to watch Tebow throw a key, sacrfice-your-body block to put somebody in the endzone for a key touchdown, near the end of his career and he finds a way to help his team.

It's a potentially cool subplot, and one I'll enjoy no matter how things go.  The only way I really differ from most fair people here is (1) I think he was good football player to begin with; (2) I think he's one of the most talented short yardage runners of all time, and (3) I think he's an NFL caliber athlete by any measure.  I think my opinions on that are the conventional ones -- that's pretty much the official book on Tebow from an NFL perspective, and I don't think Jags fans should think there's some crony-conspiracy if he makes the team or sees the field.  Trust the process -- he'll get cut if he can't play.  You can't hide in this league with only 53 on the roster.  Every single player has to be able to flat out play.

Wow. 

You backpedal, contradict your own posting, and move goalposts like there's no tomorrow. 

Whatever.

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Tebow won't make the final roster. He probably won't even survive the first round of cuts.

There's really only one round of cuts now - they go straight from 90 to 53.  It does happen over the course of a couple of days though, so it might be more accurate to say he will likely be released in the first 'wave' of cuts maybe?

I don't keep up with it as closely as I used to but according to USA Today:

"They will have to cut five players after their first preseason game by August 17, taking the roster down to 85. They must trim another five players after the second preseason by August 24 and then, following the third and final preseason contest, rosters must be cut down to 53 players by August 31."

https://cardswire.usatoday.com/2021/05/2...s-in-2021/

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I'm condescending. That means I talk down to you.

I am part of the problem.  Why am I adding to this thread about the 4th string tight end.

Hey everyone...   we have Trevor Lawrence throwing to Chark, Jones, Shenault and swing passes to Etinne.  Heck throw in O'Shaughnessy before we get to the subject of this thread. I am fine if the Jersey salesman makes the team now because it is not very likely that some Blue Chipper is going to be cut for him.

Happy Independence Day 2021

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The Khan Years

Patience, Persistence, and Piss Poor General Managers.

Wonder what Tebow is doing for the 4th of July

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Are we there yet?

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Wonder what Tebow is doing for the 4th of July

I bet she has three names...

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

Get your whiskey and your low calorie popcorn ready. Its almost tebow time!

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Can you imagine how it feels to be between Tebow and the goal line, knowing you're about to be in a highlight reel?

Terrified I'm sure...  




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LOL.


197   989   5.0   12   40

I don’t think Tim got a complete fair shot in the NFL because most of the coaches were saying, ‘We need the prototypical NFL quarterback.’ And he’s not that.  That was just before the zone reads and the offenses changed up. And I think if Tim had been able to hold on long enough to have those offenses come to fruition, and develop them as they have been the past couple years, I think you would have saw a better quarterback.

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Terrified I'm sure...  




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[font=-apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Roboto, Arial,]Tim Tebow     2     2   1.0    0   1[/font]

LOL.


197   989   5.0   12   40

I don’t think Tim got a complete fair shot in the NFL because most of the coaches were saying, ‘We need the prototypical NFL quarterback.’ And he’s not that.  That was just before the zone reads and the offenses changed up. And I think if Tim had been able to hold on long enough to have those offenses come to fruition, and develop them as they have been the past couple years, I think you would have saw a better quarterback.

Sure, it's not that he just sucks 

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"Treyvon Wallet is elite run defender and better overall than Aidan Hutchinson" 11/11/23

Because playing in a different scheme improves QB accuracy...

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

https://youtu.be/fO7RtWIDlPo

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What the [BLEEP] is this? Some random guy in his mom's living room. LOL. Thanks for the laugh.

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What the [BLEEP] is this?  Some random guy in his mom's living room.  LOL.  Thanks for the laugh.

This is who Timmy spent the 4th with...he was manning the camera I guess.

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A new broom always sweeps clean.

So hang on. We've now hit the point where someone is arguing that Tebow being on the roster would be beneficial because the pressure of being the person who let him score might be too much for NFL defenses? That really happened?

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So hang on.  We've now hit the point where someone is arguing that Tebow being on the roster would be beneficial because the pressure of being the person who let him score might be too much for NFL defenses?  That really happened?

It's brilliant! Opponents will spend the whole week game planning to stop Tim Tebow and then Urbz will make him inactive on game day to throw them into mass confusion.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

"" haha

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So hang on. We've now hit the point where someone is arguing that Tebow being on the roster would be beneficial because the pressure of being the person who let him score might be too much for NFL defenses? That really happened?

No, it's the actual 6 points that would be the benefit.

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There's really only one round of cuts now - they go straight from 90 to 53.  It does happen over the course of a couple of days though, so it might be more accurate to say he will likely be released in the first 'wave' of cuts maybe?

I don't keep up with it as closely as I used to but according to USA Today:

"They will have to cut five players after their first preseason game by August 17, taking the roster down to 85. They must trim another five players after the second preseason by August 24 and then, following the third and final preseason contest, rosters must be cut down to 53 players by August 31."

https://cardswire.usatoday.com/2021/05/2...s-in-2021/

Yeah, sorry, my bad - I just ran across a reference to that myself.  
They had eliminated the initial cut-down to 80 after the 3rd pre-season game a couple or 3 years ago because all of the teams wanted those bottom of the roster players available for the 4th preseason game.  I didn't realize they had re-considered things after going to 3 pre-season games.

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What the [BLEEP] is this?  Some random guy in his mom's living room.  LOL.  Thanks for the laugh.

Looks like the dude [BLEEP] yacked all over himself. Nasty.

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Looking to troll? Don't bother, we supply our own.