Why do they always defend this little asshole?? Shit, he parties too much
in Cleveland of all places. Imagine him in a big market city? It'd be a
wrap. He'll forever be a backup QB unless he grows the fuck up.
lol of course you can drink and still be a good guy man. I'm not saying that. But given the position Johnny is in and how he's always under the microscope, I just don't think he's learned from his prior mistakes.
+Christian Fox I never said he went to rehab solely for drinking. He went in there ultimately to become a better man. It was either a PR stunt or he's failed with flying colors on what he set out to do.
+Okpara Clinton bro im from Germany i grew up with it i know it is because in europe you dont know any other sport until you are a Teenager thats the only reason why soccer is that big. Trust me nfl and nba are growing in europe.
+Tim Möller its the biggest sport in the world fam..... almost 3 billion people watch world cup.... i love me my nba and nfl but the facts are there :)
+JMT you obviously haven't actually been in Cleveland, you really need to check your facts. how can you call it a dirty factory town when there is one factory running in Cleveland? The air is no more "smoggy" than New York City, Dallas, Austin, OKC.. I'm gonna laugh and can't wait in 20 years when cleveland is back near the top, you'll never see it coming. peace
+Jajaune Johnson Oh yes.....I've been in Cleveland. It's a dirty factory town with bad weather and smoggy air. The fans in the stadium are a bunch of hooligans who nearly always fight and are piss drunk.
+Kristian Vandehei Elway cursed the Broncos by not doing right by Tim Tebow. He had a quarterback that won in dramatic fashion, scrambled, led comebacks....WHAT THE HELL ELSE DID HE NEED TO DO??? It was like Elway had a clone of his younger self leading the Broncos again...and HorseFace Elway could not wait to get rid of him. I think...MAYBE IT IS TIME FOR ELWAY TO GO.
+Logan Perry look at the teams he went to. jets were the biggest mess in the nfl and than he went to the pats which has the most difficult system to understand esp offense. he has more wins than manziel bortles mariota and other qbs
+Logan Perry hes just too picky to play qb he can run very well and play many positions. Many college qbs julian edelman change positions, he should only pass on special plays hes a runner and he can play he just shouldnt throw as a qb
It's funny, cause Stephen A and Tim Tebow are great friends now. Tim barely
knows Skip, and is great buddies with Stephen A. That's just hilarious.
You'd think it'd have went the other way.
So, how in the heck are so many down on Tim Tebow? Why isn't he given
credit for what he has done? Why all the mischaracterizations? What, people
hate Christians? Is that really it? If it is, then I worry about our
country. Our founding Fathers said that a Constitutional Republic will
remain strong so long as its people are moral. It sounds like many
Americans have no problem with mischaracterizations, or not liking someone
simply because of his religion? I hope, Tim Tebow wasn't destroyed because
he showed his belief and thanks to God?
Look, you have a severe case of a narcissistic personality disorder, but this is common with liberal progressives. I've witnessed what Tim Tebow can do witH a football, and I've seen him run with a football. I also watched him turn the Broncos around, and get them to the play offs with a defense that ranked almost last, so who is dilusional? I also watched a liberal media mock the hell out of him because he prayed before he went out on the field, or thanked God for good game when speaking to a liberal hate mongering Christian hating media. So pull your head out from your liberal anus, and breath some fresh air, you just might learn something for a change. Okay, thinking you may learn something just might be delusional.
+Wallace Velie shut your republican ass up your delusional of you think Christianity is under attack in America the reason people hated on him was because he couldn't throw but we will see how he does with the eagles
+Wallace Velie I already know everything you said my brother. Was only stating facts. Not to be racist or cause separation but to be factual. But I certainly feel u bra
To Brandon Beasley: Stop believing the bulls hit of the liberal progressive who enslaved the black in the first place. When America was first born, both whites and blacks were taken against their will, and had to work for so many years, and then freed. These folks were called indenturd servants. Later, a black indentured servant, who worked for a black man was to be freed, and guess what? The Blackman did not feel he should be freed, and went to court. The black slave owner won, and the black indentured servant became a slave. Now, the liberAL progressive will always keep the black man enslaved, and does it by counting on propaganda, and indoctrination. He counts on the black man being lazy, and not educating himself. Your reply to me was the reply of a parrot that repeats, "Polly wants a cracker." Some of the founding fathers were indeed slave owners, but if you read there words, all of them, then you realize howuch they hated slavery, and their full intent of abolishing slavery. The time period made it extremely difficult, but a well known black man, who the liberal progressives were going to use to speak against the Constitution, changet sides, and instead spoke up in favor of the Condtitution. Why? Because this Blackman decided to actually read it, instead of parrot what he was being told. Now, I left the name of the first slave owner out, and the name of the famous Blackman that first spoke out against the Constitution before he then supported it, so you could then educate yourself, and come to the realization, you have been lied to your whole life.
+TheSeattleGamer You missed my point entirely. First a women who is going to have sex had the choice to be on birth control. The man also had the choice of using a condemn. Now both had unprotected sex which knowingly could lead to pregnancy where the day after pill could have been used, and is readily available. All this could have been done if you respect life. All of this could have been done so an abortion never had to occur. Yet, 1.8 million abortions procedures are completed each year. You and every American should have been aghast at this number, and this is my point. It is very difficult to be moral, and also be an atheist because you simply do not care. .
+Wallace Velie So you basically think sperm is alive? As in a human being that hasn't grown up? As a Atheist who comes from a whole family of atheists I think that is absurd. Only abortions that should be banned are late term ones when the nervous system is functioning in a fetus. Just so you know a unborn child is not technically alive till it has a full nervous system.....it can't feel, think or anything else till a nervous system is up and running. I would much rather have a aborted fetus than have a child born to a person who isn't ready for it or financially stable enough to handle it. You are ok with a woman that has been raped having to keep the baby to term? If you are, it makes you look like a fucking prick. Just so you know the founding fathers were highly secularists (wanting a strict separation of church and government). You can read it in a lot of their writings. When it comes to your point about religions helping people be moral? I disagree completely. I have never once thought about killing somebody but see religious people doing it all over the place for their beliefs. How often do you hear of atheists blowing up abortion clinics or cutting peoples heads off for disagreeing with their beliefs? Hint: you don't. Religion gets good people to do terrible things in the name of a god that for all study can't be proven to exist. As it is now religions have out grown their usefulness. They were good at first and a easy way to control mass populations to keep them in check but with our information age and scientific advances we don't need it anymore. It is already beginning to die anyways in the western world. Young people nowadays are more and more losing their religious beliefs and it is going to make the world a better place in the future. Now back to Tebow. Tebow at his scouting combine looked like a hot mess. The Broncos themselves highly over reached for him. By most boards he wasn't even going to be drafted till the 3rd or 4th round, if that. The Broncos themselves got him to replace Orton (not hard) and also for publicity. What did the Broncos have at that time to draw fans in? They were perennial losers and had just lost Cutler to the Bears. After being drafted the Tebow Broncos jersey became the #1 selling jersey and he hadn't even played a preseason game. That is how powerful of a draw his name is. In college he had bad mechanics but he made up for it with his athleticism which college allows. In the NFL you can't just skate by on being a great athlete. The Broncos and Jets tried to get him QB coaches to help him change his mechanics and it didn't help much. He was still inaccurate and would miss wide open receivers on short throws. Now the guy did find ways to win which was great. He would look like total shit for a entire game but when it got within 3 minutes something in him changes and he becomes a god. Problem is that you can't always win games like that with sucking for 57 minutes and the Broncos knew this. Did you watch the Steelers playoff game that he won? He was horrible in that game till the final minutes. Did you see what the Patriots did to him the following week? It was a massacre. I don't like Tebow. Not cause he is overly religious but because he sucks as a QB. Guy could easily change his position to a Tight End but he refused to do it. So now he is on the SEC Network and will probably stay there. Teams have seen what the Tebow package brings, sub par talent and tons of media attention and scrutiny which teams just don't want to deal with.
+TheSeattleGamer Look, I understand how an NFL QB would have to be more accurate and consistent then a college QB, but this is what I do not understand: Tim Tebow was selected by the Broncos in the first round of the NFL draft? He wasn't selected by people who didn't know football! He was selected by highly paid professionals. If he sucked so badly, as you say, then why wasn't it so evident to those who do this for a living? Second, Tim Tebow replaced Kyle Orton as the QB for the Broncos. The broncos at the time were 1 and 4 and had a defense, that I believe, ranked 22 in the league. Behind Tim Tebow the Broncos rallied and won one game in the playoffs. Peyton is with a Broncos team that is far superior to the Broncos when Tim Tebow took over. Peyton made it to the playoffs and failed to win even one playoff game with a defense that was much better than 22 in the league. Now, I don't want you to think that I am comparing Peyton to Tim Tebow, but I am showing that Tim Tebow did something very special in getting the Broncos to the playoffs and winning a game. Kyle Orton, has made it as a legitimate QB in the NFL, so I fail to see why people are so down on Tim? I don't think the league gave him a chance, and I believe it was because the media made a big deal out of the fact that he was a Christian, and how he thanked God for all his successes, in a time when the media is attacking religion.Now in regards to morality? I never said you had to be religious to be moral. I said our Founding Fathers were well aware of the fact that for a Constitutional Republic to work that men must be moral. Whether you like it our not, religion helps a lot in keeping men within the bounds of morality. Atheism is an excuse to be able to do what ever you want without a conscious. There are no rules to atheism. No one who is atheist is going to come out and state what is right and what is wrong as is outlined in the scriptures. Why? This would bring condemnation. Athiest would actually have to answer to their morality. However, Christian's will make a stance on, let's say abortion. The atheist will say there is nothing wrong with a women's right to choose. While the Christian will say there is something wrong with 1.8 million abortions being performed every year in this country. The atheist could care less if that number grew to 10 million a year, it just doesn't matter to them. Well, this is my point. Today, 1.8 million abortions are okay, tomorrow 10 million are okay, and we as a nation become desensitized to the whole miracle of creation, and the rights of an unborn child. Yesterday, it was the day after pill; today the baby is 8 months old and the mother wants an abortion because the bulge in her stomach is in the way of her golf swing (True Story). So, with atheism the rules continue to be stretched because their are no rules. Right and wrong become grey, if you could attach a color at all. So, when you are religious, it is nice to know what is a sin (wrong) and what is not (right), so that their are guidelines. You live your life the best you can, you make mistakes, but continue to try and improve your life. For most people this works, and it keeps the grossly immoral from redefining morality.
+TheSeattleGamer You are right. Morals have nothing to do with religion. You can be religious about anything. However, with Atheism, there are no absolutes or morals because by default, they can't believe in that.
Being moral has NOTHING to do with being religious. People are down on Tebow cause he sucks as a NFL QB plain and simple. He has horrible throwing mechanics and also shitty accuracy. He is a perfect example of players that are great in college but suck in the NFL when facing high caliber talent week in and week out. In the NFL you need to be accurate as a thrower since you don't get 10 feet gaps between the WR and defensive player like in college. In the NFL Tebow basically sucked for most of the game and would turn on fire late game to win it. When Tebow is completing 10 passes a game which he was doing sometimes in the NFL it means you are not going to cut it.
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