I'm not sure if you realise that you proved my point. Tebows accuracy in 2011 was as bad as one of the worst QBs in 1983 (yes elway was very bad early on). Despite McDaniels running a training wheels offense too.

You can't feasibly make comments on people's intelligence when you are stanning for Tebow in 2018 just because he went to your college.

I didnt say I want Tebow right now, but we would of been much better off with him than we were with Gabbert.  Running the option with the best back in the league would of been nasty

Didn't say you did. I'm saying your claim that he could have been a good QB and that he's out of the league due to his religion is preposterously wrong

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Can’t. Tell. If. Serious. Ooooor....

Dead serious

He could have been a hall of famer?! Hahahahahaha

WORST TAKE EVER

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That was a nailbiter, but #NoWins4Haskins lives on.

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If Tebow could have been a Hall of Famer. There's still hope for Bortles!

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That was a nailbiter, but #NoWins4Haskins lives on.

Honestly, that was about as perfect a game as there could have been from a tanking stand point. We know the offense has to be rebuilt starting with the QB position. The defense gave up 6 points through 3 and 3/4 quarters and a couple of freak tips cost us the game.

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Haskins posted "one more year" on Mike Webers insta. I think he'd be dumb to not to come out and be QB1 but that's interesting...

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Haskins posted "one more year" on Mike Webers insta. I think he'd be dumb to not to come out and be QB1 but that's interesting...

If Haskins doesn't declare, that's gonna be like a punch to the gut. He's the only one I really feel good about picking, where we currently are in the draft. If he returns to school, I trade back as far as possible and stock up for next year. I then select a QB in the 2nd or 3rd round with the intention of taking one in the first round in 2020 and I try and either sign Foles or trade for Mullens in the meantime.

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Haskins would have to be crazy to remain at Ohio State. When all is said and done, he will declare for the draft and end up being the top quarterback selected. The only way he doesn't end up with the Jaguars is if another team like the Giants or Broncos trade up. Gruden will pick a defensive stud in the first round and stick with Carr one more season as his starter.

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Haskins posted "one more year" on Mike Webers insta. I think he'd be dumb to not to come out and be QB1 but that's interesting...

If Haskins doesn't declare, that's gonna be like a punch to the gut. He's the only one I really feel good about picking, where we currently are in the draft. If he returns to school, I trade back as far as possible and stock up for next year. I then select a QB in the 2nd or 3rd round with the intention of taking one in the first round in 2020 and I try and either sign Foles or trade for Mullens in the meantime.

Problem is, in drafts that don't have franchise QBs combined with the lack of teams with a need for QB... really just us, Giants, and Broncos... maybe Dolphins... going to be extremely hard to move back. Combine that with it being a deep DL draft, why move up? 

If Haskins doesn't come out, that's a real bummer man. #HaskinsorBUST

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I think Haskins situation is similar to Trubisky's a couple years ago (both 1st round consideration but only 1 year starter). BUT Haskins to me is a better prospect.

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Haskins would be a fool to go back to school. You’re a guaranteed top 10 pick, potentially the first QB off the boards, and your college coach is leaving. Why risk potentially hurting your draft stock learning a new offense or even worse, suffering an injury?

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Enlighten me on your 100% success rate of opinions about draft picks over the years. I'd be ever so interested to hear about how you've never been wrong. I'll wait...

My draft takes are probably somewhere between 50-60% success rate actually. 

So you are wrong about half the time. All I needed to hear. Bye.

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A True Fan ladies and gentlemen:

Ramsey for Grier straight up

My draft takes are probably somewhere between 50-60% success rate actually. 

 Bye.

You keep saying that. 

If only you really meant it.

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If Haskins doesn't declare, that's gonna be like a punch to the gut. He's the only one I really feel good about picking, where we currently are in the draft. If he returns to school, I trade back as far as possible and stock up for next year. I then select a QB in the 2nd or 3rd round with the intention of taking one in the first round in 2020 and I try and either sign Foles or trade for Mullens in the meantime.

Problem is, in drafts that don't have franchise QBs combined with the lack of teams with a need for QB... really just us, Giants, and Broncos... maybe Dolphins... going to be extremely hard to move back. Combine that with it being a deep DL draft, why move up? 

If Haskins doesn't come out, that's a real bummer man. #HaskinsorBUST

There's always someone willing to trade up.

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Problem is, in drafts that don't have franchise QBs combined with the lack of teams with a need for QB... really just us, Giants, and Broncos... maybe Dolphins... going to be extremely hard to move back. Combine that with it being a deep DL draft, why move up? 

If Haskins doesn't come out, that's a real bummer man. #HaskinsorBUST

There's always someone willing to trade up.

I've seen interviews with three different GMs (including Caldwell) over the years that claim the opposite of this statement. 
At least for fair compensation for the move.

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Haskins posted "one more year" on Mike Webers insta. I think he'd be dumb to not to come out and be QB1 but that's interesting...

Weber just declared for the draft yesterday, so this, along with Meyer leaving could help influence Haskins to turn pro.

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My draft takes are probably somewhere between 50-60% success rate actually. 

So you are wrong about half the time. All I needed to hear. Bye.

From the posts I've read from you. You're wrong all the time, so there's that.

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Dead serious

He could have been a hall of famer?! Hahahahahaha

WORST TAKE EVER

My god......

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There's always someone willing to trade up.

I've seen interviews with three different GMs (including Caldwell) over the years that claim the opposite of this statement. 
At least for fair compensation for the move.

That's because GM's ask too much in return. IMO, if I don't wanna pick as high as I am, because I don't see an elite player at a position of need for my team and I want 2 first round picks to move down, but my highest offer is a first and a third, I'm taking the best available offer. What good does it do to stick to a price tag and end up either taking a player who isn't going to help your team right away or to overdraft the guy you really want, when you can have him several picks later, but the price tag to move down, didn't meet your expectations? It does nothing. I'd much rather move down, select the guy I want at the draft position I had him slotted in and pocket the additional draft picks, even if they were lower than expected.

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So you are wrong about half the time. All I needed to hear. Bye.

From the posts I've read from you. You're wrong all the time, so there's that.

I'm sorry how can an opinion be wrong? I've seen about enough of your posts though. Don't bother responding. I won't see it anyway.

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A True Fan ladies and gentlemen:

Ramsey for Grier straight up