He's saying people love Cribbs because of his desire to win and his love for the game, and yet Tebow has that same desire (probably to a higher degree), yet nobody is really singing his praises save for a select few.

The thing is, people love Cribbs because Cribbs has the heart of a lion, plus he's also a record-breaking return man and a serious gamechanger for a team that lacks even marginal talent. Tebow, on the other hand, was a player with the heart of a lion and a record-breaking QB on a team which happened to be loaded with talent at every position. Not to mention the fact that the style of play Tebow is accustomed to, and flourished in, is completely different than the style of play that he'll see in the NFL wherever he may land- Cleveland in particular.

I understand he's been working his ass off in order to become a productive NFL QB, but he's essentially re-learning everything he's already been taught about the position. That's the main reason people don't want him.

It's like taking an award winning chef, and asking him to farm. (Yes, that's a variation of a Mitch Hedberg joke) Both professions deal with food, but are different in many key fashions.

With all that said, I honestly do hope we take a flier on Tebow. That would make my draft complete. I would love to see him in Cleveland. I think that, for once, the situation is perfect for us to groom a QB. I also believe that, for once, we'll do it correctly.

@wvubrownsfan said:

Cribbs is one of the worst WR in the NFL if you look at the numbers

throw out the running and return numbers because he's not a RB and there is no just return man spot on the roster

so your saying, that we should ignore the return yards from a dedicated return man? so should we just also just ignore every passing stat peyton manning has, and just judge him on his rushing yards? or maybe ignore all the recieving stats of jerry rice when we evaluate him as a player?

you confuse truth and facts with opinion.

@choco said:

i guess some people cant take the truth and facts