Tebow fans are pathetic

This is why he doesn't seem that genuine to me. He's obviously not that humble of a guy if he actually thinks he's a good quarterback. Watching him play is either painful or hilarious; can't decide which.

 
I don't get how that's not being humble? He wants to be a qb. If he can't get that chance, then he feels there are better ways to spend his time. He'll probably go be at least reasonably successful doing something else now. The un-humble thing to do would be to take any position you could get just to keep your name in the spotlight.

 
HuskerShark said:
This is why he doesn't seem that genuine to me. He's obviously not that humble of a guy if he actually thinks he's a good quarterback. Watching him play is either painful or hilarious; can't decide which.
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I don't think you can really say anything about his humility based on this - if anything, you could just as easily say it's admirable that he has such a passion for his dream and won't compromise on it. I don't think he has ever said that he thinks he is a great quarterback - only that he is dedicated to being one. Can't fault a guy for that, can you?

Re: your self-serving comment - Tim Tebow is a smart dude, and also a dude that really loves Jesus. As is natural for people of the Christian faith, he has a desire to share that faith, so he is self-serving in the sense that he wants as big of a platform as possible to share what he thinks is truth. Nothing wrong with that either, in my head, and if he sometimes loses sight of it and gets a big head, you think you would do even remotely as well as he does if you were in his shoes with everyone worshiping your every move? I think that in his head, the bigger Tim Tebow's name is, the bigger Tim Tebow can make Jesus' name, and that's what it's all about.

 
dutch91701 said:
I don't get how that's not being humble? He wants to be a qb. If he can't get that chance, then he feels there are better ways to spend his time. He'll probably go be at least reasonably successful doing something else now. The un-humble thing to do would be to take any position you could get just to keep your name in the spotlight.
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How often are TEs in the spotlight? Other than when they murder people, that is.

 
I know his arm strength is the biggest question mark but I wonder what he would have turned out to be if he ran the read option like Kaepernick or Newton or RG3. Not saying he would be an All-Pro but maybe he would have had better success.

 
StPaulHusker said:
I know his arm strength is the biggest question mark but I wonder what he would have turned out to be if he ran the read option like Kaepernick or Newton or RG3. Not saying he would be an All-Pro but maybe he would have had better success.
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He would still have to be able to complete passes.

 
That's pretty cool. I had no idea that league was even happening. I could see myself getting drunk at a Chicago Staggs game.

 
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