The Media Is Still Attempting To Torpedo White Christian Tim Tebow's Career

[Spurtacular]

F'ing D-Bags.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUU_93l_Rw4


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXzT5Tv48AM

[Millennial_Messiah]

He torpedoed it himself by never learning to throw a proper tight spiral on a consistent basis, nor did he carve out a career as a tight end/fullback when he first had the chance. He could have potentially been a pro bowl gadget player like Kyle Juscyzk from the 49ers at that position, with the added bonus of being able to throw on trick plays. But no?! Just like Krapernick, Tebow was hellbent on being a top-tier starting quarterback, and wouldn't play in the NFL any other way. Finally ten years later he realizes the opportunity he missed out on but it's pretty much too late.

20% chance at best he makes the Jaguars 53 man roster and maybe 50% for the practice squad, tbh.

[Millennial_Messiah]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/page/10spot-divisional/tim-tebow-phenomenon-gets-eerie--adam-schefter-10-spot

"
When this string of 3:16 facts was relayed to one NFL executive this week, he paused and said: "Is that right? I'm converting."


That's how many people feel now. Tebow is winning more converts with each win. What Denver did in beating Pittsburgh behind Tebow was hard to imagine, but maybe it should not have been. The Broncos were the sixth team in NFL history to reach the postseason with a point differential of minus-50 or worse in the regular season -- and all six of those teams won their first playoff game.


But -- and here's why Broncos fans should worry -- each of the previous five lost its second playoff game. Denver is trying to buck that trend Saturday night in New England against Tom Brady (https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/2330/tom-brady) and the Patriots. If anyone is capable of doing it, it would seem to be Tebow, who has made history that no other player has (https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/page/10spot-11week13/tim-tebow-phenomenon-making-history-week-adam-schefter-10-spot). But this will be the biggest challenge of Tebow's career.


People can argue about whether Tebow is a bona fide quarterback, whether these 3:16 numbers are accidental, but one fact is beyond argument.


With Tebow as their starting quarterback this season, the Broncos are 8-4, including a wild-card win over the defending AFC champions. There's no arguing over who will be Denver's starting quarterback entering the 2012 season.
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Hmmmmmm... that one sure aged well.

[Spurtacular]

He torpedoed it himself by never learning to throw a proper tight spiral on a consistent basis, nor did he carve out a career as a tight end/fullback when he first had the chance. He could have potentially been a pro bowl gadget player like Kyle Juscyzk from the 49ers at that position, with the added bonus of being able to throw on trick plays. But no?! Just like Krapernick, Tebow was hellbent on being a top-tier starting quarterback, and wouldn't play in the NFL any other way. Finally ten years later he realizes the opportunity he missed out on but it's pretty much too late.

20% chance at best he makes the Jaguars 53 man roster and maybe 50% for the practice squad, tbh.

Regardless of whatever legitimate criticism should head Tebow's way / should've headed Tebow's way, it's obvious that the establishment has an agenda to obstruct Tebow.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Regardless of whatever legitimate criticism should head Tebow's way / should've headed Tebow's way, it's obvious that the establishment has an agenda to obstruct Tebow.
Tebow and Kaepernick were both backup-grade quarterbacks who spearheaded their own fast track out of the NFL with their demands for stardom or bust despite being average-at-best NFL quarterbacks. One just happens to be far left antifa and the other happens to be a far right evangelical. But kudos to Tebow for being the first of the two to actually try a different way instead of whining, albeit a few years too late.

[SanAntonioSpurs23]

Fuck that Christ loving faggot

[SpursforSix]

He'll either be good enough to play or not. Nothing to see here.

[Mark Celibate]

yeah this is a crock of sh!t...it actually somewhat p*sses me off when I hear the media say you can't sign him because "hurr durr distraction!" when those f@gs are the ones who created the distraction in the first place by talking about him ad nauseum 24/7 when he was last in the NFL just because of his faith?


Media "Let's talk about this popular Christian guy nonstop because we'll get tons of views and ratings will soar! He hasn't really done anything out of line but we'll get clicks!"

also media "Nooo can't sign Mr. Tebow, he's just too distracting. Everybody will get tired of the coverage and it will divide the locker room" :huh

[Spurtacular]

Tebow and Kaepernick were both backup-grade quarterbacks who spearheaded their own fast track out of the NFL with their demands for stardom or bust despite being average-at-best NFL quarterbacks. One just happens to be far left antifa and the other happens to be a far right evangelical. But kudos to Tebow for being the first of the two to actually try a different way instead of whining, albeit a few years too late.

Kaepernick decided being social justice diva was his career path. Did the NFL blackball him thereafter? It seems so, tbh. I'm not a Kaepernick fan; but I call it how it is.

Tebow had a lot of development left to do when he stepped away. But the dude got his team to the championship game (as did Kaepernick). Both are worthy of consideration despite whatever media BS is said out there.

And this is especially egregious, cos the media are crying that a former Heisman Trophy winner made a 90-man roster while they concede that JAX TE's caught all of two receptions last season.

[Mark Celibate]

Kaepernick decided being social justice diva was his career path. Did the NFL blackball him thereafter? It seems so, tbh. I'm not a Kaepernick fan; but I call it how it is.

Tebow had a lot of development left to do when he stepped away. But the dude got his team to the championship game (as did Kaepernick). Both are worthy of consideration despite whatever media BS is said out there.

And this is especially egregious, cos the media are crying that a former Heisman Trophy winner made a 90-man roster while they concede that JAX TE's caught all of two receptions last season.

Well you answered your own question. Yes, he probably did get blackballed but can you blame the owners? Why go through the headache of signing someone who has so much negative attention to be your backup quarterback? Forget about the "WOKE" politics. Just from a business standpoint it doesn't make sense. Why the F would I sign one of the most unpopular players in NFL history just to hold a clipboard? So much drama for a player that will do nothing to actually help you win games....

[Millennial_Messiah]

Well you answered your own question. Yes, he probably did get blackballed but can you blame the owners? Why go through the headache of signing someone who has so much negative attention to be your backup quarterback? Forget about the "WOKE" politics. Just from a business standpoint it doesn't make sense. Why the F would I sign one of the most unpopular players in NFL history just to hold a clipboard? So much drama for a player that will do nothing to actually help you win games....

On top of all that, he'll probably start drama saying he's been discriminated against because he wasn't given the chance to be the starter, even if the QB1 was black (i.e. Russell Wilson -- Seattle hasn't had a viable QB2 in roughly a decade).

[Millennial_Messiah]

Kaepernick decided being social justice diva was his career path. Did the NFL blackball him thereafter? It seems so, tbh. I'm not a Kaepernick fan; but I call it how it is.

Tebow had a lot of development left to do when he stepped away. But the dude got his team to the championship game (as did Kaepernick). Both are worthy of consideration despite whatever media BS is said out there.

And this is especially egregious, cos the media are crying that a former Heisman Trophy winner made a 90-man roster while they concede that JAX TE's caught all of two receptions last season.
Well, if you want to be technical, Kaepernick (mainly his OL and defense) "got" his team to the Super Bowl, they fell a hair short of coming back and winning it, while Tebow simply scored a huge home upset against the defending AFC champion Stealers and then only made the divisional game where they mercifully got crushed by 40 or so points in New England.

[Mark Celibate]

On top of all that, he'll probably start drama saying he's been discriminated against because he wasn't given the chance to be the starter, even if the QB1 was black (i.e. Russell Wilson -- Seattle hasn't had a viable QB2 in roughly a decade).

yep pretty much. Everyone knew he was going to be a pain in the a$$ and cry racism/woke/discrimination, etc ... when things didn't go his way. Like I said before, the kneeling during the national anthem was such a polarizing act that it wouldn't make sense to have him on my team just to hold a clipboard when I could pay Joe Schmoe much less to do the same thing with 1/10th the drama. Just because he's black and did that "WELL YOU CAN TELL EVERYBODYYYYYY" commercial, doesn't give him a right to be on an NFL roster IMO

[Millennial_Messiah]

yep pretty much. Everyone knew he was going to be a pain in the a$$ and cry racism/woke/discrimination, etc ... when things didn't go his way. Like I said before, the kneeling during the national anthem was such a polarizing act that it wouldn't make sense to have him on my team just to hold a clipboard when I could pay Joe Schmoe much less to do the same thing with 1/10th the drama. Just because he's black and did that "WELL YOU CAN TELL EVERYBODYYYYYY" commercial, doesn't give him a right to be on an NFL roster IMO
He was adopted by a white family which makes him spearheading the BLM charge ten times awkwarder

I think he was a decent guy until he met 'Nessa who is a radical black panther farrakhan-ite.

[spurraider21]

Kaepernick decided being social justice diva was his career path. Did the NFL blackball him thereafter? It seems so, tbh. I'm not a Kaepernick fan; but I call it how it is.

Tebow had a lot of development left to do when he stepped away. But the dude got his team to the championship game (as did Kaepernick). Both are worthy of consideration despite whatever media BS is said out there.

And this is especially egregious, cos the media are crying that a former Heisman Trophy winner made a 90-man roster while they concede that JAX TE's caught all of two receptions last season.
tebow lost in the divisional round

kaep made a superbowl

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

tebow lost in the divisional round

kaep made a superbowl
And ?

[spurraider21]

And ?
and the panthers were a shit team just like i told you they'd be

[Spurtacular]

Kaepernick looked better than Tebow at the NFL level.
But my point is you don't win a Heisman without having a certain level of talent.
Media was throwing shade at white Christian all along because they had their orders.

[Spurtacular]

Well, if you want to be technical, Kaepernick (mainly his OL and defense) "got" his team to the Super Bowl, they fell a hair short of coming back and winning it, while Tebow simply scored a huge home upset against the defending AFC champion Stealers and then only made the divisional game where they mercifully got crushed by 40 or so points in New England.

NE was rubbing it in.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5jlDZs7e5M

[spurraider21]

Kaepernick looked better than Tebow at the NFL level.
But my point is you don't win a Heisman without having a certain level of talent.
Media was throwing shade at white Christian all along because they had their orders.
tebow is a college legend for sure

he's like the jimmer of football

[Spurtacular]

tebow is a college legend for sure

he's like the jimmer of football

I called it at the time that Tebow was over-rated in college and that he shouldn't get the Heisman.
Media loved him when they were selling SEC like they always do.
But then they got their marching orders. No covering the anti-abortion guy with a positive filter.

[spurraider21]

I called it at the time that Tebow was over-rated in college and that he shouldn't get the Heisman.
Media loved him when they were selling SEC like they always do.
But then they got their marching orders. No covering the anti-abortion guy with a positive filter.
media was all over his nuts during his run tbh

then he just couldn't hang on an NFL roster.

[Millennial_Messiah]

media was all over his nuts during his run tbh

then he just couldn't hang on an NFL roster.

Actually Jeremy Lin stole his thunder IMO. I think the rise of Linsanity coincided roughly with the Brady Beatdown of the final Tebow Broncos game.

[Fat Brandon Bass]

I called it at the time that Tebow was over-rated in college and that he shouldn't get the Heisman.
Media loved him when they were selling SEC like they always do.
But then they got their marching orders. No covering the anti-abortion guy with a positive filter.

:lmao

rofl Tim Tebow shouldn't have won a Heisman? I'd love to hear your reasoning on DET one.

[Aspergtacular]

What does Soros, MK Ultra, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the "Tebow Heisman Controversy" have in common? Tune in to my podcast tonight to see what (((they))) aren't telling you, and who REALLY deserved to win the Heisman instead!

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EUvsIvXWoAAbw1C.jpg

[Millennial_Messiah]

After looking at the Jaguars tight ends currently on the roster, it would appear that Tebow should actually have a shot at making the team if he's any good at tight end. They don't even have a competent starter already on the roster.

[Mark Celibate]

Also, the WOKE crowd seems to miss the point that signing Tebow is also a marketing ploy to sell tickets (Urban Meyer, state of Florida, etc). Or maybe they do realize it, but they act like it's egregious to do so despite the fact that there have been many instances in sports history where owners have signed marketable athletes just to sell tickets. Rodman to the Mavs, Lynch to the Raiders post-retirement so he could be back in Oakland etc. So why is it all of a sudden a bad thing when it happens to Tebow? Either they don't get it, or they're playing 4D Woke Chess and I'm just behind.

Colin Kaepernick on the other hand, would DECREASE ticket sales. You could argue that he's maybe the most polarizing player in NFL history, and you would lose a good chunk of your fanbase via boycotts which means lost money. Again, all that just for him to hold a clipboard...makes zero business sense. On the flip side, no fan is going to quit watching games because their team signed Tim Tebow

[Millennial_Messiah]

Also, the WOKE crowd seems to miss the point that signing Tebow is also a marketing ploy to sell tickets (Urban Meyer, state of Florida, etc). Or maybe they do realize it, but they act like it's egregious to do so despite the fact that there have been many instances in sports history where owners have signed marketable athletes just to sell tickets. Rodman to the Mavs, Lynch to the Raiders post-retirement so he could be back in Oakland etc. So why is it all of a sudden a bad thing when it happens to Tebow? Either they don't get it, or they're playing 4D Woke Chess and I'm just behind.

Colin Kaepernick on the other hand, would DECREASE ticket sales. You could argue that he's maybe the most polarizing player in NFL history, and you would lose a good chunk of your fanbase via boycotts which means lost money. Again, all that just for him to hold a clipboard...makes zero business sense. On the flip side, no fan is going to quit watching games because their team signed Tim Tebow

yeah, and Jax is one of the most conservative metro areas by capita in the NFL

[Darth_Pelican]

Utilize him the same way the Saints use Taysom Hill

[Millennial_Messiah]

Utilize him the same way the Saints use Taysom Hill

Yep, though i doubt he'll take QB snaps considering Lawrence is the QB instead of an aging Brees or especially Winston

[spurraider21]

Utilize him the same way the Saints use Taysom Hill
annoyingly and disruptively?

[Spurtacular]

Slob logging in with two alts to cry. :lolK

[Spurtacular]

media was all over his nuts during his run tbh

then he just couldn't hang on an NFL roster.

Selective memory. They were talking all kinds of shit the whole time.

[Spurtacular]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ8uYCr4iqE

Shannon Sharpe bleeding out of his wherever.

[FrostKing]

Tebow can't transition to TE but an entire position group (Secondary) is only populated by 13% of the entire US population?

NFL needs more diversity and it should start with CB and Safety.

[spurraider21]

media is the only reason his career lasted as long as it did. the jets had him doing all kinds of gimmick shit like punt protection :lol

[Millennial_Messiah]

Tebow can't transition to TE but an entire position group (Secondary) is only populated by 13% of the entire US population?

NFL needs more diversity and it should start with CB and Safety.

there are white safeties but they are few, though there are a couple elite ones like Lynch and Harrison Smith... most of them play primarily on special teams like Nate Ebner and Jeff Heath.

Corner is the main position. When's the last time there's been a white corner drafted? The last time a non-black player played the cornerback position was when in 2016 Jeff Heath on the Cowboys filled in for a couple games at CB when Morris Claiborne and Orlando Scandrick were both out with injuries and the secondary was already uber thin that year. But on a full time basis? I'm 100% agreed.

Why no white slot corners at least to counter all the white smaller slot receivers? White athletes are seen as quicker than fast, while black athletes are seen as faster than quick. Is it genetics or coaching, or a combination of both? But you'd surely think it would make some sense to have some smaller white nickel corners to cover the Cole Beasley's and Edelman's and Scotty Miller's of the world and stop them from making those key conversion catches on third and medium.

[FrostKing]

there are white safeties but they are few, though there are a couple elite ones like Lynch and Harrison Smith... most of them play primarily on special teams like Nate Ebner and Jeff Heath.

Corner is the main position. When's the last time there's been a white corner drafted? The last time a non-black player played the cornerback position was when in 2016 Jeff Heath on the Cowboys filled in for a couple games at CB when Morris Claiborne and Orlando Scandrick were both out with injuries and the secondary was already uber thin that year. But on a full time basis? I'm 100% agreed.

Why no white slot corners at least to counter all the white smaller slot receivers? White athletes are seen as quicker than fast, while black athletes are seen as faster than quick. Is it genetics or coaching, or a combination of both? But you'd surely think it would make some sense to have some smaller white nickel corners to cover the Cole Beasley's and Edelman's and Scotty Miller's of the world and stop them from making those key conversion catches on third and medium.
The discrimination starts at an early age and non-black players are discouraged from playing the positions. Sure the position might not be filled by someone as athletic but you could run more complicated schemes with fewer boneheaded blunders and penalties committed.

I also think there is racism in the locker room at these position groups.

[Millennial_Messiah]

The discrimination starts at an early age and non-black players are discouraged from playing the positions. Sure the position might not be filled by someone as athletic but you could run more complicated schemes with fewer boneheaded blunders and penalties committed.

I also think there is racism in the locker room at these position groups.
Yeah, and even on offense a white guy with receiving talent is either considered a slot receiver or a tight end, nothing in between. There's exceptions like Jordy Nelson but they're few and far between.

Corner is definitely the biggest enigma. It's not like there aren't white guys out there that can run a 4.4-4.5 forty, and there are plenty of black corners with 4.5 and worse 40 times, Richard Sherman ran about a 4.6.

[Spurtacular]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPngUOMC_wA

[Spurtacular]

:lol That comment section


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqz3PR64HBA

[Spurtacular]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT9PEh6nyW8

[Spurtacular]

https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/076/523/690/original/abee1d7c1eb0d4e4.jpeg

[Isitjustme?]

His lack of football talent is derailing his career just fine without any help, OP.

[Isitjustme?]

:lol That comment section


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqz3PR64HBA

Almost makes getting beaned in the helmet with an easy pass not look so bad.

[Will Hunting]

Almost makes getting beaned in the helmet with an easy pass not look so bad.
Was also a shit pass by Sanchez, wouldn’t have made a difference even if Tebow turned his head around.

[Spurtacular]

That play outcome is a lack of reps more than anything, imo.

[Spurtacular]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JUBcZ46quY&ab_channel=RookieHighlights

[BD24]

:lol
https://twitter.com/b1ackschefter/status/1426716722023776259?s=21

[Darth_Pelican]

Tebow released

[Spurtacular]

Tebow released

That's a shame. I was hoping he'd play and make a lot of bitches cry.

[Spurtacular]

:lol
https://twitter.com/b1ackschefter/status/1426716722023776259?s=21

Ultimately an effective block. It's being slow mo'd and manipulated b/c it's funny looking.
And people like the poster of this clip running with narrative.
Maybe he was was or wasn't right for the job; but the block is not a real issue IMO.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4hdqRsLYfY&ab_channel=Baseballer24