both badass Gators that have played with a broken leg at some point. Jack gets the nod for doing it in the NFL.
Rookie season - 3 cold off the bench season ending starts for a 3-13 (.231) team. He goes 1-2 (.333) for a better winning percentage than the 7th year NFL, 2nd year Bronco Vet QB. LOCKOUT Off Season, ZERO work with the Bronco coaches. 2011 Preseason 'FAIR' QB competition: B. Quinn 69 PER K. Orton 104 PER T. Tebow 108 PER plus 5.4 ypc rushing. The Bronco Staff gives the 1st Team Practice time and starting job to their 'Best Chance To Win QB' which they determine is .231 - 3-10 - 104 Orton! He then goes 1-4 (.200), so they trade their only offensive Pro Bowler, WR Lloyd. The #2 2010 WR Gaffney had already been traded away to the Skins. And NOW they finally start cold off the bench Tebow. All he does is go 7-4 plus 1-1 for an 8-5 Playoff Season. And yet I see geniuses wanting to compare him to long time Veteran NFL QB's. Or calling him a 2nd year player who no longer should be considered a rookie QB. So 3 end of season cold starts, followed by a Lock-out, followed by a mid-season cold 13 starts, for a total of 16 split season starts separated by a lockout makes Tim a 2nd year Veteran QB? WTF???? Somebody please define 'FAIR' for me, cause I must not understand what the word means..... PS sCam Newton's W/L record is what? (here, I'll help you out with this first one, 6-10 to 9-7 over their 1st 16 starts) Compare their Yds/Comp averages for us. sCam Newton's accurate passer TD/Int Ratio is what? sCam Newton's receivers are who, compared to Denver's? sCam Newton couldn't beat out Tim when they were both at UF using the same teammates. Tim did better with a much less talented team under way worse conditions than sCam had. BTW, both played in the SEC, but Tim is the one that holds the SEC's All Time Passer Efficiency Rating Career Record with a 170.79 PER, 88 TD's to just 16 Ints. That's also way better than Peyton did in the SEC back at Tenn. PSS Urban/Tebow at UF, with that crappy Spread/Option offense, only managed to go 48-7 with 2 BCS-NC's. That was against 40 Bowl Teams out of 55 opponents while playing in the conference with the last 6 consecutive BCS-NC's. They didn't change the Bronco offense at all, Tim simply got them to add some Read/Option plays that actually worked. Worked so well in fact that Denver went from #27 rushing in the NFL to #1 in rushing. Tim showed them what would work, not the other way around, otherwise they wouldn't have started off 1-4 with 8th year cannon armed Orton.
I now have to amend what I had said earlier to add: 6) Tim Tebow taught the Broncos how to run an offense and beat NFL defenses 7) College stats of passer rating mean more in the NFL then a persons actual NFL passer rating. Anything else you "Jets" fans want to add? I'm not sure which group is more pathetic, the born agains or the Gator fans. Gator fans are like Red Sox fans in that they had decades of futility and embarrassment, then finally become good for like 3 years, and now act like they are this all time great collegiate football program. Im sure there are plenty of Gator sites where you can prop up your hero and discuss how you still have yet to go undefeated.
If we're talking college numbers the Jets should sign Eric Crouch, Jason White, and Troy Smith. Super Bowl for sure
The Broncos made a big deal about the Tebow system they put in but it wasn't a Tebow system. It was Fox's run heavy system with option added in. The reality is a Tebow system is more like a Meyer system with a lot of spread offense. With passing. The Broncos system sucked for Orton and it would have sucked for Tebow as well if he wasn't so talented at running which made the Fox system seem slightly better. A Tebow offense consists of passing offense and option plays NOT option plays and a run offense. The only reason their run offense go better was Tebow was their QB and made it better
Seems like the whole point is spread 'em out -- create a bunch of potential green space. If they honor the pass, burn them with runs out of the shotgun. If they get cute and try to load the box, pop 'em with a pass with all those receivers spread out.
Players that "won" in college. It was a direct response to UF's record, thereby implying personal success by other players in college would also lead the Jets to victory. The remark was sarcastic and I could've spent more time thinking of a legit winner in college that didn't pan out in the NFL but I took the lazy man's route and named some random Heisman winners.
