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In an offseason in which the Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Trevor Lawrence to be the franchise quarterback for the foreseeable future, the main storyline surrounding the team currently is whether they ll sign former NFL quarterback and minor league baseball player Tim Tebow. as a tight end.
“I’ve leaned on my staff for that,” head coach Urban Meyer told reporters Saturday while discussing whether Tebow would be offered a contract. “And I imagine a decision is gonna be soon. … We’ll have a chat Sunday.”
In late April, Tebow worked out for the team at tight end. And Meyer Tebow s former head coach with the Florida Gators told
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Bengals Twitter is very much alive. What goes on there seems to shape the perception of the team, according to. the team itself. The front office acknowledged this when it invited some more positive members of the community to get a behind-the-scenes look at the new uniforms before the official release.
You might even argue that fans’ clamoring for a Ring of Honor was a result of their loud presence on the social media platform.
Scout s Notebook Tim Tebow outrage is over the top; plus, thoughts on Teddy Bridgewater s gripe and DK Metcalf s run Published: May 14, 2021 at 02:37 PM Copied!
Former NFL player and scout Bucky Brooks knows the ins and outs of this league, providing keen insight in his notebook. The topics of this edition include: Teddy Bridgewater s practice gripe: constructive criticism or sour grapes? A terrifying development for defensive coordinators across the league.
But first, a look at the potential return of an NFL lightning rod .
Nothing sets off the Twitterverse like Tim Tebow, but I do not understand the outrage spawning from the Jacksonville Jaguars interest in the former Heisman Trophy winner. While this situation is undeniably unique with a 33-year-old attempting to transition from quarterback to tight end after an extended football layoff I think the furor over Urban Meyer kicking the tires on one of his most
But the perception that Tebow is getting another opportunity before Kaepernick has been enough to set off critics eager to slam the league.
Free-agent wideout Dez Bryant tweeted “you have to be kidding me” in response to the reports, clarifying that he was happy for Tebow but suggested there was a racial element at play. “Pay ATTENTION to what goes on around the US and look deeper between the lines,” he wrote. Eagles cornerback Darius Slay also said it was “mind-blowing” that Tebow could return before Kaepernick.
Kaepernick, of course, has been out of the NFL since 2017 the season after he became the first player to kneel during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. Kaepernick and his supporters have said the quarterback has been blackballed by the league’s owners, while his critics usually say that Kaepernick either no longer has the talent to play in the NFL or his talent would not be worth the potential media storm that his signing would warrant.