2015 NFL Off Season Thread

[Lint]

He's off convincing himself that Tebow magically got better in his two years off like all the other Philly fans.

Actually I've been hunting around the house for where my brother-in-law keeps the key to the gun locker

[Your Mom]

You guys just hate greatness

[Schlitzbrille]

You guys just hate greatness

I cannot harbor hatred for Timothy "The Wobbleball" Tebow.

[GhostMachine]

Tebow belongs in the NFL more than Captain Buttfumble, and now they're both with the same team.

[LL!]

GhlolstMachine

[Lint]

Ok...after having a few beers, a few hours to think about it, and put it in perspective, here is my honest opinion of the Tebow signing



We signed him for 1 year, which doen't scream "Starting QB!!!!". Right now, he's 4th, at best 3rd, on the depth chart. He's a body brought in to fill out the roster in case of a draft day trade. At worst, he'll be a late cut in the preseason. At best, he'll be gone by the time training camp starts up.

He's off convincing himself that Tebow magically got better in his two years off like all the other Philly fans.

No, I haven't been doing that. Tebow sucks. I've always thought Tebow sucked. I always though Vick sucked ...cheered for him when he was in Philly solely because he was on my team, but was never crazy about him. Tebow being an Eagle won't change my opinion either. Tebow is terribleHe'll be off this team quickly

[TCO]

It makes sense to sign Tebow. He'll be on a low contract, be QB3 at best and sells a boatload of jerseys. He'll only be used in gimmick packages if he ever does see the field, it's a clever signing.

[DFF]

I think Tebow has a legit shot at being #3 on the depth chart. It was widely reported the Eagles were looking to trade Barkley for a low round pick. He'll also sell more shirts than GJ Kinne ever will. >_>

But yeah, Bradford, Sanchez and Tebow as the QB triumvirate. That could be an interesting season, particularly if Bradford gets injured...

[Thrilla]

Anyone fancy doing a draft day prediction contest? Maybe just the first ten picks?

[Plubby]

1: Jay Ajayi

2-10 don't matter

[Thrilla]

Random: Can you get the NFL Network on the PS4?

[Mick]

1) Not Mariota

2) Mariota

3) WHO CARES, THE BUCS DID NOT DRAFT MARIOTA

[gunnar hendershow]

Bucs might take Mariota actually, some people are very skeptical about Winston's maturity. And the whole lawsuit that just got brought against him really doesn't shine him in a good light at all.

[Meacon Keaton]

Jameis Winston has the better skills, but lacks any maturity. Mariota is more mature, but lacks the skills. If Winston gets his head on right, he'll be a good quarterback. I don't think it'll work out for Mariota.

[Schlitzbrille]

But he's starting QB handsome.

[Lineker]

Hoping there's a little bit more QB selection in the 2016 draft.

[Meacon Keaton]

There are decent quarterbacks in this draft, they just won't go until the second, third, and fourth rounds. A guy like Sean Mannion could end up being a good player if developed in the right system.

[Lineker]

I'm assuming it's far too early to say as to what the 2016 prospects are looking like then?

[Meacon Keaton]

I don't think there is a potential "game-changer" in next year's draft, as of right now, like Winston, but there is a ton of talent. Guys like Connor Cook, Kevin Hogan, Gunner Kiel, Jonathan Goff, Dak Prescott, and Christian Hackenberg are all guys that'll likely be in the draft next year and they're all strong armed gunslingers.

Their development is a huge reason why college football is more fun to watch than pro.

[gunnar hendershow]

There was a time Matt Barkley was a guaranteed number one pick had he left school early, but he stayed around an extra year and his development completely stagnated. Then you'll have your 2-3 year starters who show all the potential in the world as freshmen and just never build on that, despite winning games in college they never actually get better. Tim Tebow is the ultimate example of that.