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Tim Tebow


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I don't want anywhere near The Golden Calf of Bristol before the 4th round, if we end up being wrong on him and he turns into the greatest QB ever then so be it but I take the risk. We don't need another FB, TE, or HIM as the QB. This team is built to win now is it not?, we've had most everything nailed down the past couple years except QB and right now we still have Moore and Delhomme. We need a WR to complete this team right now and that should be where we look.

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I wouldnt be entirely upset if we did draft him in the 3rd, but like you've said, i wouldnt draft him till the 4th. right now my fav QB we have a shot at getting is Jarrett Brown. He reminds me alot of Donovan McNabb, his size, overall awareness, and throw power.

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I wouldnt be entirely upset if we did draft him in the 3rd, but like you've said, i wouldnt draft him till the 4th. right now my fav QB we have a shot at getting is Jarrett Brown. He reminds me alot of Donovan McNabb, his size, overall awareness, and throw power.

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