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loving some tebow
loving some tebow

Heineken drinking Trent Dilfer (no football experience) said “Money makes you MORE of what you were before you got it” referring to Percy Harvin.

“With all our players, the NFL seems to blame people. In college, you don’t blame players, you have to coach them. The coaches that are blamed get fired. In the NFL they blame quarterbacks. You take a quarterback and put him on a lousy team and it’s all of a sudden the quarterback’s fault. Alex Smith, they were terrible, worst offense, worst defense in the NFL and it’s the quarterback’s fault. My biggest wish is that these guys go to good places with good coaches, good players, because they’re used to winning.”

Timmy, we know you are not a rocket surgeon, but if you don’t “get right you’re gonna get left”.  Speaking of Tim Tebow, Wouldn’t it be sweet if the 49ers drafted Tebow next year?  I believe that Tim would be very comfortable with the Harvey Milk atmosphere of the Bay area  and he could continue to enhance the  Herban Meyer QB factory.

Meyer defended Tim Tebow from critics who don’t think Tebow can play QB on the next level. He described draft pundits as “guys with a microphone who have no idea what they’re talking about. They’ve never played football, never had to be accountable, they just babble, go home and drink a Heineken. Draft analysts such as Trent Dilfer, Jamie Dukes, Deion Sanders and Rod Woodson are some serious  non-playing football irresponsible  motherfuckers.

Who drinks Heineken swill  anymore?

Orlando Sentinel – Florida Gators coach Urban Meyer defends Harvin, Tebow, lashes out at critics by


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