This Tebow article made me laugh out loud

[MDNYNole04]

Look, this thread will probably cause some arguments as even people here can appreciate his relentless pursuit of his dreams and his religious devotion, but I'll never get by the tool bag who beat up on FSU for four years and has made millions being a big fake in the pros...

This ESPN article is actually quite hilarious and I recommend a read. The title is "Tim Tebows relentless pursuit of failure". My favorite line in the article is "Since the 2012 NFL playoffs, Tebow's business as a pro athlete has been failure -- and business has been good.". HAHA

http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/18791367/tim-tebow-relentless-pursuit-failure

 

[CoralGablesNole!!]

 

[ReliableOstrich]

was at the bookstore over the weekend (yes a few of those still exist) hoping to bump into some well-read chicks... anyway, i noticed teabags put out a book called "Shaken" smdh, what the hell is that guy writing about, his experience covering up for aaron hernandez clocking a bouncer in the eardrum?

 

[NorthAlabamaNole]

I understand many people, especially Noles don't like him, but the man is very outspoken about his faith and that is very rare in today's society.

 

[ShotFullofNoles]

He'll be starring on Sunday TV again soon. 'The Church of Failure' starring your TV evangelist, The Reverend Timothy Tebow!.

 

[CrushemNoles]

I understand many people, especially Noles don't like him, but the man is very outspoken about his faith and that is very rare in today's society.

Is that something to be commended for? To me it has always come across as a cry for attention. Give me Warrick Dunn any day, a guy who does things behind the scenes out of the goodness of his heart and doesn't expect anything in return.

 

[DFSNOLE]

On Jan. 9, 2012, Tebow threw for 319 yards in a stunning 29-23 overtime win against an injury-depleted Pittsburgh defense in the AFC wild-card playoffs. Since then, though, he has grifted his way to untold riches and largely unearned opportunities with five franchises in two professions while barely bothering to alter his act.

 

[LesClaypool]

I understand many people, especially Noles don't like him, but the man is very outspoken about his faith and that is very rare in today's society.

Who likes people like that?

You say that like its a good thing.

Keep your faith to yourself.