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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
Tim Tebow (even Mark Sanchez) draws more interest than most because he's so polarizing. People tune in because they love him, or they tune in because they hate him. But they tune in. They don't do the same for say Christian Ponder.
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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arlington, VA
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
That's true. I tune in for the drama. lol. Jets are going to be a mess this year.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
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He's not out preaching or forcing his views on anyone. He speaks at events and conferences but you have to CHOOSE to go to them. He's no different than millions of Americans who have the same beliefs, except for his day job. A group that large isn't "polarizing", it's common. I think the word "polarizing" has just been twisted to apply to anyone you don't agree with. That seemed to start with our previous President. He's in our faces not by his own doing, but because of the media...mainly ESPN. A lot of it has to do with a bias against, you could probably even say hatred for any one who has success and is a Christian. Same with Jeremy Lin. Same with Chik-Fil-A. We're allowed to have our own views, but if it's against what certain people want our society to be, you get unwanted attention and unwarranted hatred. It's a shame, because he's an excellent role model for youth, but because he's a Christian, he has become a target of constant mockery and unfair hatred. I don't care if he goes to church or not, he's a good guy period and we need more athletes like him rather than the rapists, drunks and killers we have to put up with usually. And if I have to hear the word "Tebowing" one more time...ugh. It's another way the media mocks him and his beliefs non-stop. Is ice bathing the Olympic Tebowing? It sure looks like it | Fourth-Place Medal - Yahoo! Sports Singapore
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
Everyone knows that there will be a quarterback controversy in New York this season. I talk to a lot of Jets fans on the streets up here in NYC on occasion and they really favor Mark Sanchez over Tim Tebow.
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
^DRAFT this guy! Our new RT.
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
Per A. Shefter Giants CB Terrell Thomas reinjured surgical repaired knee, severity unknown. Doesn't look good.
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
wow, that really sux. But hey we kinda dodged this one...
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They r both bad so it really don't matter
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
Sanchez did enough for the Jets to go to two AFC championships, I don't think he "took" the Jets to those games. Still, Sanchez is a better option over Mile High Jesus, especially going up against teams like the Pats. Either way, I don't see the Jets winning many games.
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I understand but still he sucks, that team was loaded especially on defense but when he needs to make a big time play he seems to never come up
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
![]() ![]() Rapper WALE with DS and getting a GARCON jersey apparently
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Hug Anne Spyder
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Around the NFL...Training Camp Style
It's funny when Dan tries to look hip. Wale really isn't doing himself any favors putting a picture like that on the web.
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Yeah I saw ds and Jerry in a pic the Other day with magic Johnson
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