January 9, 200917 yr I'd sure like to see him get an insurance policy and stay. He's a lot of fun to watch.
January 9, 200917 yr Author Tim kind of reminds me of Tyler Hansbough (sp?). He knows that he will make it to the next level but not real sure on where he fits in. They will probably go down as one of the best players ever in there sport. Tyler will have the scoring record and Tim could have every record at Florida plus National Championships and a Heisman. If he wants to stay I don't blame him.
January 9, 200917 yr Stay and use the time to try to learn the tools and make the changes necessary to be a legitimate NFL QB. If it works, great. If it doesn't, so be it. He won't have lost anything and might still end up with a third national championship.
January 9, 200917 yr He should stay so he can win another national title. Cause the Gators return all of their defense, but some of them will enter the NFL draft. If he does come back they will be the team to beat next year.
January 9, 200917 yr IMO I think he should stay. He is projected as a late second, early third round pick in the draft, so why not stay and live it up in college for one more year? He will likely be an H-Back or back up QB in the NFL unless he goes to a team who regularly implements the Wildcat formation in to their offense. He should take his senior year to work on what the scouts say are his weaknesses. (passing progressions, pocket presence, etc) I think looking at his background he stays. His family isn't exactly hurting for money so that shouldn't be a factor in to his decision. Stay another year, win another NC, and go after a second Heisman.
January 9, 200917 yr IMO I think he should stay. He is projected as a late second, early third round pick in the draft, so why not stay and live it up in college for one more year? He will likely be an H-Back or back up QB in the NFL unless he goes to a team who regularly implements the Wildcat formation in to their offense. He should take his senior year to work on what the scouts say are his weaknesses. (passing progressions, pocket presence, etc) I think looking at his background he stays. His family isn't exactly hurting for money so that shouldn't be a factor in to his decision. Stay another year, win another NC, and go after a second Heisman. Totally agree...:thumb:
January 9, 200917 yr If he does go....who is the projected starter for the Gators next year? My guess would be John Brantley. A much better passer than Tim Tebow. Has good running ability, but is not a Tim Tebow. It really doesn't matter a lot who it is because of all the young weapons he has around him. Florida will be at or near the top for quite a while with the talent they have stockpiled.
January 9, 200917 yr Honestly, if Tim Tebow stays another year at Florida, he has a great chance of being, arguably, the greatest college quarterback in history. He could finish winning two Heisman Trophies and three National Championships! In my mind, he stays.
January 9, 200917 yr Man...Tim "Superman" Tebow has gotta stay!!! I mean come on the games, the girls, the parties, the degree...did I mention the girls!!! Go Gators!
January 9, 200917 yr There is still a question in the minds of NFL people as to whether on not he can play QB in the NFL. He should stay and work on him passing technique and try to disspell this question to improve his draft status.
January 9, 200917 yr Man...Tim "Superman" Tebow has gotta stay!!! I mean come on the games, the girls, the parties, the degree...did I mention the girls!!! Go Gators! Somehow I think only 2 of the 5 things you mentioned will be a deciding factor for Mr. Tebow.
January 9, 200917 yr Somehow I think only 2 of the 5 things you mentioned will be a deciding factor for Mr. Tebow. Well, lets be honest he's no Forrest Griffin (love the avatar) but I'm sure the guy's not hurting in the dating department...
January 9, 200917 yr Somehow I think only 2 of the 5 things you mentioned will be a deciding factor for Mr. Tebow. The Girls, and the Girls. :banana:
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