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Unbiased website. Newton vs Tebow

Yaboychris28

By Yaboychris28,
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I'd obviously take Cam. I'd take him now and I'd definitely take his potential for the future (although I do think The Golden Calf of Bristol might be developing into a servicable passer even if he'll never carve someone up like Manning or Rodgers).

But it's undeniable that The Golden Calf of Bristol has a certain "it factor" at the end of games. After only his 2nd comeback win I suggested somewhere else that The Golden Calf of Bristol might pioneer a new position:

Football Closer

Now it only seems more possible. Imagine if The Golden Calf of Bristol was on the Cowboys and they put him in for the last 8 minutes of every game. If he played like he's played for the Broncos they would only have 1 loss (when they got blown out by the Eagles).

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