Kagemusha wrote: Gatr22 wrote: Whammy Business wrote: The guy who says "stats don't lie" thinks Tim Tebow was a good quarterback. Yeah, a couple of national championships to show for it and taking Denver into the playoffs. He was good, just not great in the NFL Good???? Tebow had 47% completion in his career in the NFL with a 75.3 passer rating and throwing for a little more than 2400 yards overall. He barely had a NFL career, it's not that he wasnt great. Your friend Johnny Manziel almost compares favorably to Tebow stats-wise: he has slightly lesser career rating but better completion % and played with less talent around him.

Yes, I rate him as good or adequate, not great (He was a great college QB, just good in the NFL):

'If we were calculating a fourth quarter comeback rate by taking the number of fourth quarter comebacks out of NFL games started (FQR1), Tebow would check in at an absurd 54.5%, with six in 11 starts; for perspective, Denver legend John Elway had 34 fourth quarter comebacks in 252 starts as a quarterback, for a comparatively paltry 13.5% fourth quarter comeback rate. If you want to calculate fourth quarter comeback rate as comebacks out of chances (FQR2), well, Tebow's 66.7% rate (six in nine chances) just looks absurd.'-Andy Hutchins

Let's see, who beats Miami this week? Oh yeah, the Brady-less Patriots

cflames3412 wrote: Gatr22 wrote: Let's see, who beats Miami this week? Oh yeah, the Brady-less Patriots nobody said theyd win

Shhhh, let haters do their thing.

Tannehill 1st quarter stats, 2/5 for 25 yards, 3 rushes for 4 yards

So funny, so far overthrown....'Tannehill, over the middle, to nobody'. Actual telecast during the second quarter