Tim Tebow to KC?

[chiefs2012]

Once Denver signs Manning surely they will dump off Tebow. Screw Manning...Tebow can be our savior.

PS: Just wanted to make another bs speculation thread.

[007]

Originally Posted by lewdog

Have you not been listening to the national media? Peyton Manning is GOD! All we get to hear about this offseason now is how damn good the Donks are going to be.

fortunately I don't get those channels so I don't have to listen to it.

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by Bowser

**** this thread. Seriously.

This.

[lewdog]

Originally Posted by Guru

fortunately I don't get those channels so I don't have to listen to it.

Well thank God. I probably won't watch ESPN ever again since the Donks will always be on.

[Thig Lyfe]

Originally Posted by Bowser

**** this thread. Seriously.

Yeah, I mean, just the idea of Tebow to KC is ridiculous. Not worthy of discussion.

[Kerberos]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...m-tebow-trade/



Broncos not expecting much in Tim Tebow trade


Posted by Michael David Smith on March 19, 2012, 1:17 PM EDT


The Broncos are expected to move quickly to trade Tim Tebow as soon as the Peyton Manning signing becomes official, and they’re not going to hold out for a great offer.

ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported that the Broncos aren’t confident at all that they’re going to get much of value for Tebow, who two years ago was a first-round draft pick in Denver and two months ago was a winning quarterback in a playoff game in Denver.

As we’ve previously noted, Mortensen mentioned that Jaguars owner Shad Khan would love to see Tebow in a Jaguars uniform from a business perspective, even if the football people tell him that it doesn’t make sense from a football perspective because Blaine Gabbert was the Jaguars’ first-round pick last year and Chad Henne has been signed as well. This might just be a move where the owner overrules the football people, especially if Tebow can be had on the cheap.

Tebow’s popularity in Florida could also lead to Miami or Tampa Bay seeking his services, and the Patriots could have some interest, as offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels was the man who drafted Tebow in Denver, and head coach Bill Belichick has said he liked Tebow after studying the Urban Meyer offense that Tebow ran at Florida.

But no matter which of those teams are interested in Tebow, they won’t be interested in giving up a bounty of draft picks for him. Former NFL general manager Charley Casserly told USA Today, “I’d be surprised if he went for much better than a fifth rounder.”

Mortensen said that if the Broncos can’t trade Tebow, they would likely release him. Bottom line: Tebowmania in Denver is dead.

[Bowser]

Probably not real smart to say that we may just release him, if that's to be believed.

[BigCatDaddy]

I'll say it again. Tebow would be a great QB to have in goal to goal situations. It's tough sledding down there and having a QB that can run over a few people might be the difference in a game or two. I'd take him for a late round pick.

[Thig Lyfe]

Originally Posted by Kerberos

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...m-tebow-trade/



Broncos not expecting much in Tim Tebow trade


Posted by Michael David Smith on March 19, 2012, 1:17 PM EDT


The Broncos are expected to move quickly to trade Tim Tebow as soon as the Peyton Manning signing becomes official, and they’re not going to hold out for a great offer.

ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported that the Broncos aren’t confident at all that they’re going to get much of value for Tebow, who two years ago was a first-round draft pick in Denver and two months ago was a winning quarterback in a playoff game in Denver.

As we’ve previously noted, Mortensen mentioned that Jaguars owner Shad Khan would love to see Tebow in a Jaguars uniform from a business perspective, even if the football people tell him that it doesn’t make sense from a football perspective because Blaine Gabbert was the Jaguars’ first-round pick last year and Chad Henne has been signed as well. This might just be a move where the owner overrules the football people, especially if Tebow can be had on the cheap.

Tebow’s popularity in Florida could also lead to Miami or Tampa Bay seeking his services, and the Patriots could have some interest, as offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels was the man who drafted Tebow in Denver, and head coach Bill Belichick has said he liked Tebow after studying the Urban Meyer offense that Tebow ran at Florida.

But no matter which of those teams are interested in Tebow, they won’t be interested in giving up a bounty of draft picks for him. Former NFL general manager Charley Casserly told USA Today, “I’d be surprised if he went for much better than a fifth rounder.”

Mortensen said that if the Broncos can’t trade Tebow, they would likely release him. Bottom line: Tebowmania in Denver is dead.

lol

[kaplin42]

Originally Posted by KC Fish

an oldy but goody.


Also, what is Go Chiefs posting under these days?

[L.A. Chieffan]

IM DOWN

[InChiefsHeaven]

Originally Posted by kaplin42

an oldy but goody.


Also, what is Go Chiefs posting under these days?

Satanic something or other isn't it?

[BigChiefFan]

Glad it cost them a first rounder.

[buddha]

One of the dumbest OPs ever. Thanks for wasting more precious bandwidth.

[KCDC]

As a fullback? Might be worth a 7th rounder, and then have him start the two games against Denver and see what he does.

[listopencil]

Originally Posted by buddha

One of the dumbest OPs ever. Thanks for wasting more precious bandwidth.

I've recently converted to Buddhism, by the way.