Gellar
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I agree. Some people lack skills necessary to be the best on paper but they flat out get it done. Tim Tebow seemed to find a way to get it done.
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Went with Falcons. Not a fan of Mariota however, W/O CMC and never really been a fan of the Panthers, Falcons are whom I'm cheering.
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I’ve been staying away from the lines on nfl. In a big rut. I did take the over based off the game two weeks ago and it being so low. Need some points scored.
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Missed pats don’t help the over.....
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It didn’t hit the over.... 
Those are straight facts. This article says 9-7 (but still above .500, so a winner) as a starting quarterback in the NFL. Zero opinion involved in that.
"But the facts are that he had a winning record as a starting quarterback in the NFL at 9-7. The detractors will say his 9-7 record was all because of the defense. But when Tebow took over as starting quarterback of a 1-4 Denver Broncos team in the sixth game of the 2011 season the Broncos had the worst record in the NFL (7-24) over the prior two years dating back to week 8 of the 2009 season. If the defense was so great that would not have been the case.
The Denver Broncos started winning when Tebow became their starting quarterback. He inspired the team, leading them to an 8-5 record the rest of the 2011 season which included a division championship and a playoff win against the Pittsburgh Steelers where he threw for 316 yards, two touchdowns, 50 yards running and another score against a defense that was really “great.” As the Steelers were the No. 1-ranked defense in the NFL that season. He also had zero turnovers."
Tim Tebow: One of the most puzzling outrages in the history of the National Football League
One would think that Tebow never had any success in the NFL with the way he is discredited by media members and fans.www.palmbeachpost.com
This is the one that said 10-6.
Tim Tebow Win Loss Record As Starter | StatMuse
Tim Tebow had a 10-6 record as a starter in his career.www.statmuse.com
He'll be a three year hit, if that. Already past peak and outside the age for a WR. Will OBJ be our Brady?
Though, if it takes Parsons, CeeDee, and Jones to the promise land, I'll be along with bells on.
We need a quality backup for the frequency Dak steps off the field.
Though, if it takes Parsons, CeeDee, and Jones to the promise land, I'll be along with bells on.
We need a quality backup for the frequency Dak steps off the field.
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Man I hope so, I don't want that turd on the Bills.
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A lot of things you could argue about Tebow. Whether he is a winner or loser isn’t one of them. Tough to argue with statistics! When he started, his teams won more than they lost.
My sarcasm meter was pegged. mtmuley
Elkmagnet
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Worse than the seahawks to the Superbowl talk?
Yeah. Worse. At least they have a winning record and play in a respectable division. mtmuley
Southern Elk
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College Game Day is coming to Bozeman next week for The Brawl of the Wild. Who you got Cats or Griz?
Griz of course. mtmuley
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Next Saturday should be the day of yet another Brawl of the Wild football contest between two outstanding teams. The Univ of Montana Griz did have a couple of fluke setbacks, but now are coming on strong.
The Montana State University BOBCATS are looking as consistently excellent, as they have all season. The depth and variety of talent on the Cats squad is INCREDIBLE!
It seems each game a new star takes charge and makes fantastic plays. Last evening against Cal Poly Mustangs in San Luis Obispo (score 72 - 28), it was greased lightning Marquis Johnson, breaking loose and racing for several touchdowns. Previously it was Willie Patterson, completing incredible receptions and making lots of points. Elijah Elliot merely stars each run and builds yardage consistently.
At quarterback, behind and often on the field with the Butte phenom, Touchdown Tommy Mellott, is Sean Chambers, recruited from the University of Wyoming and a player who could star at any level of college football.
Keeping up with the stellar play of Touchdown Tommy are many Montana "kids" who show up and contribute immensely. Lane Sumner of Huntley is a steady, productive running back. The Dowler twins of Billings are Montana-reliable. Caden has shed his nickname of "Burrito", but his twin "Taco" Dowler has displayed remarkable kick receiving and running talent. Callahan and McCade O'Reilly of Bozeman each contribute in their brotherly ways. Callahan has proven to be the consummately high energy Irish whirling dervish of defense, snagging interceptions and tackling in the backfield with a vengeance. Jory Choate and Jake Vigen, also of Bozeman, are coaches' sons who are not there because of their names, but due to their abilities to compete. Body Grebe of Melstone six-man football beginnings, is another Montana football phenom, but questionable for Saturday due to injuries.
Another outstanding Bobcat football player to watch is Devin Slaughter, a former US Army Ranger who served in Afghanistan. As you may imagine, he is a muscular and fit, burly player, who was recruited locally. Devin, as an MSU student, was working part-time as a bouncer at the infamous, iconic Bozeman watering hole, the ROCKIN' R BAR. Someone who knew he played football previously suggested he show up as a walk-on. He did and now is playing at a high level.
We thank you, Devin, for your service to our nation and to the CATS.
Those are a few names to watch for next week. Whichever team you support, there is reason to be optimistic about their success and to maintain pride in their talents and competitiveness. I predict a very exciting contest which may not be decided until the final moments.
GO, CATS, GO!!!
The Montana State University BOBCATS are looking as consistently excellent, as they have all season. The depth and variety of talent on the Cats squad is INCREDIBLE!
It seems each game a new star takes charge and makes fantastic plays. Last evening against Cal Poly Mustangs in San Luis Obispo (score 72 - 28), it was greased lightning Marquis Johnson, breaking loose and racing for several touchdowns. Previously it was Willie Patterson, completing incredible receptions and making lots of points. Elijah Elliot merely stars each run and builds yardage consistently.
At quarterback, behind and often on the field with the Butte phenom, Touchdown Tommy Mellott, is Sean Chambers, recruited from the University of Wyoming and a player who could star at any level of college football.
Keeping up with the stellar play of Touchdown Tommy are many Montana "kids" who show up and contribute immensely. Lane Sumner of Huntley is a steady, productive running back. The Dowler twins of Billings are Montana-reliable. Caden has shed his nickname of "Burrito", but his twin "Taco" Dowler has displayed remarkable kick receiving and running talent. Callahan and McCade O'Reilly of Bozeman each contribute in their brotherly ways. Callahan has proven to be the consummately high energy Irish whirling dervish of defense, snagging interceptions and tackling in the backfield with a vengeance. Jory Choate and Jake Vigen, also of Bozeman, are coaches' sons who are not there because of their names, but due to their abilities to compete. Body Grebe of Melstone six-man football beginnings, is another Montana football phenom, but questionable for Saturday due to injuries.
Another outstanding Bobcat football player to watch is Devin Slaughter, a former US Army Ranger who served in Afghanistan. As you may imagine, he is a muscular and fit, burly player, who was recruited locally. Devin, as an MSU student, was working part-time as a bouncer at the infamous, iconic Bozeman watering hole, the ROCKIN' R BAR. Someone who knew he played football previously suggested he show up as a walk-on. He did and now is playing at a high level.
We thank you, Devin, for your service to our nation and to the CATS.
Those are a few names to watch for next week. Whichever team you support, there is reason to be optimistic about their success and to maintain pride in their talents and competitiveness. I predict a very exciting contest which may not be decided until the final moments.
GO, CATS, GO!!!
Hem
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Who won Seahawks/Bucs?
Well, at least we can count on Brady not starting his second career as a receiver.
Well, at least we can count on Brady not starting his second career as a receiver.
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