January 9, 200917 yr He should go but I hope he stays and stays healthy. He is great for the college game. I have alwasy felt like he wouldn't be a very good Pro QB and I'm a huge fan of him. It is going to be interesting to see what is done with him in the NFL.
January 9, 200917 yr I would like to see him stay just to see if he could make it three times Nat'l Champions.
January 9, 200917 yr Take the money and run. He's got a degree by the end of this semester, I believe. More hardware's not gonna help. Ask Matt Leinart. Matt Leinart cost himself the NO. 1 overall selection by staying that extra year. Tebow, as an NFL QB, is not going to go in the first 2 rounds and possibly not the 3rd. By staying another year and showing that he can get to his second and third reads faster will help only help him.
January 9, 200917 yr Matt Leinart cost himself the NO. 1 overall selection by staying that extra year. Tebow, as an NFL QB, is not going to go in the first 2 rounds and possibly not the 3rd. By staying another year and showing that he can get to his second and third reads faster will help only help him. :thumb: He will not be a very high draft choice so why come out this year.
January 9, 200917 yr Matt Leinart cost himself the NO. 1 overall selection by staying that extra year. Tebow, as an NFL QB, is not going to go in the first 2 rounds and possibly not the 3rd. By staying another year and showing that he can get to his second and third reads faster will help only help him. I don't think so. His stock is about as high as it can get now. I think next year defensive coordinator's in college will have had another year to look at what they do, I think they lose a couple of key offensive personnel, I think the SEC overall will be a bit stronger next year, and realistically Tebow's road will be tougher. His not a #1 pick, but I think someone takes a chance to get him and puts him somehwere, maybe QB, maybe TE, maybe fullback, maybe all of them. First or second round. He's a winner. That's his #1 selling point, and he ought to sell while he is at the top of the winner circle.
January 9, 200917 yr They could find a lot of uses for a player like Tebow in the NFL. I think he'll stay, though.
January 9, 200917 yr I don't think so. His stock is about as high as it can get now. I think next year defensive coordinator's in college will have had another year to look at what they do, I think they lose a couple of key offensive personnel, I think the SEC overall will be a bit stronger next year, and realistically Tebow's road will be tougher. His not a #1 pick, but I think someone takes a chance to get him and puts him somehwere, maybe QB, maybe TE, maybe fullback, maybe all of them. First or second round. He's a winner. That's his #1 selling point, and he ought to sell while he is at the top of the winner circle. I don't believe that he will be taken in the first 2 rounds b/c he is not that great of a QB. He has a very strong arm, and is a play maker, but last night showed that he locks onto his first option too long and his best throws came from outside of the pocket. If he were to declare and say that he will play TE or OLB, then you will see him go in the top 2 rounds. However, as a QB, a year in college to get better w/ his decisions and quickening his release will only catapult him higher in the draft.
January 9, 200917 yr I really don't think he's risking losing much by staying, so I'd say stay. Not just because I want him to, but because it seems like a good fit for him still for now.
January 9, 200917 yr Any other player projected late 3rd or worse, they tell to stay. It doesn't seem like his family needs the money.
January 9, 200917 yr When you think about the possibility of the NFL for him (Detroit with that first pick), I'd stay. Would the Lions be the most likely team to pick him if he were to skip the draft and enter the supplemental draft? Is it possible for him to stay at Florida and be a five year senior? How would he really fair in the NFL? Later.
January 9, 200917 yr From his perspective, money isn't what fuels him or his family, it is service to others. Therefore, he can do a lot in college and the NFL will be there in 2 years. I believe he will stay based on his family's background and his.
January 9, 200917 yr From his perspective, money isn't what fuels him or his family, it is service to others. Therefore, he can do a lot in college and the NFL will be there in 2 years. I believe he will stay based on his family's background and his. That's a good observation. :thumb: I can tell you went to Faber College....
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