Should the Patriots trade for Tebow?

Tim Tebow Trade Bingo Has Begun

Despite the disaster with Tony Sparano and Rex Ryan's inability to force his will on the crumbling Jets franchise Tim Tebow is still on the trading block. Everyone who has ever played with the two time NCAA champion knows he is nothing but heart and spirit on a football field. This however is what the Fantasy Football driven NFL community calls an "Intangible". An immeasurable talent that makes any given game a crap shoot is not popular in a statistics driven world of sports betting and fantasy football. These are billion dollar industries and million dollar careers on the line.
Rex Ryan has no control and could care less about the Jets offense even if he did..................
Tim Tebow sits on the far right as an open and devote christian that plays with heart. He overcomes his measurable limitations with leadership, guts and grit. In many ways he is like the quarterbacks of the old school. He is a sober Joe Namath, a straight laced Bret Farve, a politically correct Terry Bradshaw, etc. Tebow's biggest drawback is he makes selfish players nervous, analysts crazy and immature broadcasters grumble with his honesty and devote "Tebowing". Offensive Coordinators just do not know how to game plan a "Jump Pass" or draw up a "Quarterback to Full Back" dive.

What kind of team should trade for a Tebow? Any team looking to cash in on the "Pistol Offense" that funny enough was pioneered by the Denver Broncos and Tim Tebow himself. Under performing offenses like the San Diego Chargers or Dallas Cowboys could use a shot of Tebow's humble pie. With a solid back up QB biting at the franchise starter's ankles and no gimmick crap these two teams could use a cold bucket of water like Tebow. Scandal prone franchises like Philly, New Orleans and Pittsburgh could use a shot of Vanilla Leadership. The Dog Fighters, Bounty Scandals and Big Ben's faced with a legitimate challenge from Tim could give them a shot of maturity. Ultimately though the franchise that could get the most out of Tim would be the Patriots.

Well how about a New Orleans Jersey?

With Tom Brady sitting a the peak of his talent at 37 the franchise has to look to the future. A trade for Tebow would put him back under the Coordinator that drafted him into the league in Denver. Josh had a long term plan for Tebow similar to the Bellichek-Brady dynasty. The Partiots franchise is a Quarterback factory sending more Brady disciples into the league as solid performers than any other modern NFL team. It is time to bring to New England a possible successor to Brady. Who buy the way was a 6th round pick that barely made the team his rookie year. Get Tebow cheap, let him learn from the best quarterback coach ever, compete against the best QB in history and give him a shot at Flutie's legacy.

PS, the same thing could be said for the Saints and LOL Broncos.

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Kentucky doesn't simply have a coaching problem. Kentucky has an athletic culture problem – and the guy who hasn't done much to change the culture has been on the job for 11 seasons. That's Barnhart.

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Trade Dead, Sanchez is the new Tony Romo

It looks like Rex Ryan will be hanging on to the most ill used offensive weapon on the Jets roster. Any chance of a trade is quickly fading and Ryan has stated that he wants more "Tebow" on the field. So far this year the Jets have used Tebow in spits and spurts with no semblance of a plan. Spagano has even pulled Tebow inside the 5 yard line so Sanchez can try to pass the ball in for six points. Not one single time has Sanchez managed much more than a Field Goal.

Simply put "Tebow Time" is a mindset and attitude on the field that becomes infectious to not just the offense but the entire team. TT needs time to grow, build trust and inject a winning attitude. Spagano's limited Wildcat Offense is not "Tebow Time". What Spagano is doing is paying lip service to the owner of the team who wants Tebow on the field. The man paid over $4 million dollars for Tebow's services and deserves to get what he wanted out of the deal. A Field General that can push the NY Jets over the top.

Unless New York wants 5 more years of Sanchez doing his best Tony Romo impression fans really need to wake up and push the issue.

Is Tim Tebow improving?

Tebow says he is improving

Tim Tebow said he believes he is improving in practice and can become a successful starting quarterback again someday in the NFL. Tebow did a one-on-one sitdown with the New York Daily News and was typical Tebow. There weren't any controversial moments and he professed his support for current starter Mark Sanchez among the topics discussed. “I’m working on a lot of things and feeling like I’m getting better. Looking forward to one day being able to show some of those things... You never know for me. My role, it could expand,” Tebow said of working to improve. About the closest thing Tebow said toward anything controversial was his remark that the Jets have had a history of too much talk. Hard to argue that point, Tim. “We’ve had a history here of people talking too much. You just don’t want to do that," Tebow said.

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Texans doom Sanchez, Tebow-Time coming soon......

I have to admit that the entire NFL community of analysts are correct when they point out Tim Tebow's flaws as an NFL Quarterback. However, even the inventor of the QBR rankings has to surrender to the fact that Tebow brings something 'intangible' to a football team. Even the silliest Tebow-maniacs know in their heart of hearts that Tebow is only a temporary patch for the the NY Jets. Rex Ryan has been leaning towards Tebow-time while giving Sanchez every chance to wake up and lead. Rex even put Tim in to get the anemic Jets onto the 3 yard line and still Mark could not punch it in.

Sanchez has greatness in him but I don't think it is going to come into its own in New York. He is Step-Brother to Eli Manning and Hamlet to Tim Tebow in the New York media circus. Sanchez needs.... requires a strong offensive coordinator, a talented receivers, a running game and 5 second pass blocking. That will not happen under Spagano and the injury plagued Jets offense. Rex Ryan and Mark Sanchez sit on a major Decision Point according to Michael Smith on "Numbers Never Lie". Give it a watch.





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