Oh S***

calfoxwc

forget this olineman. He was a 5th round pick at OG. He's 6-3, 330 lbs. He likes to run his mouth.

I think Tebow may fall to the third round and the Jags might very well nab him, Tebow will surprise folks,

and Uche is probably just upset that he's SHORT and Tebow is TALLER. LOL

Oh, here's what Mark Brunell says about him (hint to Uche - Brunell KNOWS quarterbacking.)

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http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2010/2/4/1291...nd-mark-brunell

Mark Brunell, the former Jaguars QB who will be handling holding duties in the Super Bowl for the Saints, had a different opinion than that of Nwaneri.

"If they want him on the field and they think he can contribute, I think [the Jaguars] should [draft him]," Brunell said at Super Bowl media day. "I think he's going to be a good football player. I think he'll do well at this level."

"But I don't think Timmy wants to go to Jacksonville if they're drafting him just to sell tickets. He wants to compete and play. So if they want a good football player, absolutely [draft him]."

"I really respect Tim because he's taken his faith, taken who he is and he's making a difference. He's a great role model for a lot of young people and a great leader. Who he is is more important than what he does. He's a great kid."

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I'm not opposed to getting Tebow, I just don't want to nab him early when there's so many other positions we need help at. Tebow is a fantastic guy, and a definite leader. He would be a welcome addition, if we could nab him late. And I'm talking real late. 5th round, 6th round. Any time before that, and I just don't agree with the pick.

He's definitely a project, but if he's proven anything it's that he's willing to work hard to be the best.

miktoxic · http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2010/2/4/1291...nd-mark-brunell

@calfoxwc said:
"I really respect Tim because he's taken his faith, taken who he is and he's making a difference. He's a great role model for a lot of young people and a great leader. Who he is is more important than what he does. He's a great kid."

since when did god become a scout for the nfl?

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@miktoxic said:
since when did god become a scout for the nfl?

There are some things more important than football.

miktoxic

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:
There are some things more important than football.

yes i agree, but isn't this 'the browns board'?

FloridaBrownsFan

please god... let this be a smoke screen

next2nothing

As long as we don't waste a 1st or 2nd on him then I'm not going to pitch a fit if we pick him.

I don't think he's worth a 1st or 2nd round pick but I doubt he goes past the 3rd round if he makes it through the 2nd round.

miktoxic

@next2nothing said:
I don't think he's worth a 1st or 2nd round pick but I doubt he goes past the 3rd round if he makes it through the 2nd round.

do you think he is or can be a legit nfl quarterback? or are you thinking hb and maybe run some WildDawg stuff through him and cribbs? (now that would be interesting: him and cribbs in the backfield!)

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@miktoxic said:
yes i agree, but isn't this 'the browns board'?

It is the Browns Board. And, as a Browns fan, I would hope that you realize that character goes a long way in football. Because if you forget that, you might as well be rooting for our Black and Urine neighbors.

yosemitejam

He is dissimulating the Brown's interest. A common ploy. As The Who sing in "It's a put on"

next2nothing

@miktoxic said:
do you think he is or can be a legit nfl quarterback? or are you thinking hb and maybe run some WildDawg stuff through him and cribbs? (now that would be interesting: him and cribbs in the backfield!)

I do think he CAN be a legit NFL QB. I mean all he has done is win at the collegiate level, granted he did play in a system that favored his skills, but isn't that what we talk about all the time? Winning?

I wouldn't reject the idea of him in a WildDawg formation, I don't think he is fast enough to be any type of RB but he is a hard runner IMO so he could maybe turn into a power runner/catch the ball out of the backfield. I just think with an athlete like Tebow you can do a lot with him IF he is willing to put the ego aside and maybe face that he may have to play another position to become a factor for his team.

I would not mind at all if we picked him up, though I still like a Pike or LeFevour a little more. Picking Tebow, IF he slides far enough to justify the pick, I won't mind it.

miktoxic

@tim-couch-pulls-out said:
It is the Browns Board. And, as a Browns fan, I would hope that you realize that character goes a long way in football. Because if you forget that, you might as well be rooting for our Black and Urine neighbors.

agree 100%. strong character is very improtant. unfortunately alot of the great players nowadays seem not agree. look at miami university football when jimmy 'the scumbag' johnson was running the squad and letting them do what they wanted. how good were they? how many hall of famers came out of that group? (don't know just asking).

i believe the 'faith' issue (along with other issues outside the discussion of football) are very personal to the individual and should be left out of the locker room and the class room. hey by all means do what you want to do on your own time because i can choose not to watch or see what you or he or she is professing. watching my favorite team play football from another state i can't say that i have that choice if someone is wearing 'john' '1:13' stickers under his eyes and the broadcast network chooses to zoom in on it every two seconds and discuss this person's beliefs. do you think the sec or the ncaa would allow a muslim to wear something pro muslim or how about an islamic person? hell no.

have your faith man. god bless you. just keep it where it belongs. understand that everyone is not the same and might not believe what you believe.

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@yosemitejam said:
He is dissimulating the Brown's interest. A common ploy. As The Who sing in "It's a put on"

It's an eminence front. It's an eminence front - It's a put on!