I'm a Tebow fan, so I'm glad he's traded to a team whose coaches and owner truly want him. He's a proven winner despite his drawbacks, and I have no doubt he'll do very well in NY.
J.C. - 12 years ago
Im glad he was traded. Not from a "good he's gone" point of view, but from a "good he doesn't have to sit on the bench for the next 5 years" point of view. We all know in a Manning offense, there was not going to be any room for a Wild Horses offense. Tebow is a great guy, and i wish there were more people like him in professional sports. But it would have been an injustice to him to keep him here and let him ride the pine. Tallent like his needs to be used and seen on the field, not in the shadows.
Jody Dupper - 12 years ago
I am glad Tim can move on with his career and hopefully be embraced by the fans in New York as he was by those of us in Colorado. He has a promising career ahead of him. He is a man of integrity and will be successful whatever path he takes.
I'm a Tebow fan, so I'm glad he's traded to a team whose coaches and owner truly want him. He's a proven winner despite his drawbacks, and I have no doubt he'll do very well in NY.
Im glad he was traded. Not from a "good he's gone" point of view, but from a "good he doesn't have to sit on the bench for the next 5 years" point of view. We all know in a Manning offense, there was not going to be any room for a Wild Horses offense. Tebow is a great guy, and i wish there were more people like him in professional sports. But it would have been an injustice to him to keep him here and let him ride the pine. Tallent like his needs to be used and seen on the field, not in the shadows.
I am glad Tim can move on with his career and hopefully be embraced by the fans in New York as he was by those of us in Colorado. He has a promising career ahead of him. He is a man of integrity and will be successful whatever path he takes.