Florida Gators '09 - Are you READY?

[Naethyn]

[brinstar]

choke on dicks, shit enthusiast

[Hatak]

I first thought, "You're sucking the Tebowner already this year?" but I guess you never stopped slurping it...

Boo, Florida Gayturds

[Jay]

The gators have never EVER had a quarterback that did very well in the pros. Fact. Most successful QB from Gator camp is Rex Grossman for making it to the Super Bowl and he sucks. The best QB's in Gator history went on to lick cock in the NFL.

[Naethyn]

Check out that hit at the 1 min mark.

[Harrison]

Tebow will be, at best, a QB like Roethlisberger.(sp?)

He won't be a QB that will command a game, but will support a team "well enough" to stick it out.

He's overrated.

[Lyion]

The gators have never EVER had a quarterback that did very well in the pros. Fact. Most successful QB from Gator camp is Rex Grossman for making it to the Super Bowl and he sucks. The best QB's in Gator history went on to lick cock in the NFL.

UT's legacy was Heath Shuler before Peyton Manning.

Anyways, what does NFL prospect's have to do with the college game? Some of the greatest college players ever weren't NFL material.

Really, they are two different types of games. Speed and accuracy are enough in college. They aren't in the pros.

Roethlisberger has two rings. He's also a prototype QB, with a strong arm and good pocket presence. Just keep him off motorcycles. However, if he had went to a team without a top 5 D and strong ground game, would he still be a success?

I think where one goes is really the most important thing in regards to a QB's success. Go to a bad team with butterfinger receivers and a porous line and it won't matter how talented you are, Go to a team, like the Patriots, with a killer line and great D, and even a QB without all world talent drafted in the later rounds can seem all universe. Is it the QB or the team?

I'm curious how Tebow will do in the pros. I think there will be a top 10 picking team that will take a shot at him next year. He'd be better served going to a Minnesota, but I doubt that arrangement will come to pass.