Anent says:
- In terms of whether or not he should hold out, that decision will largely rest w/ his agent.  Guys, maybe I'm wrong, but it doesn't matter that he "was lucky to go in the first round."  Why do you think he was so psyched to go in the first round?  MONEY!  He's going to seek a contract worthy of a first round pick (or his agent will), not a contract worthy of a mistaken first rounder!  Don't take this the wrong way, but I'd hate to have some of you as my agent!  LOL - only kidding.  He'll hold out, just like most other athletes, if they don't offer him the right contract (ie. one loaded w/ incentives).

TT won't be rushed in because they're are two capable people in front of him (assuming David Carr works out, and I think he will).  Hell, w/ Carr being a former 1st rounder himself (I think?), we should have an excellent trio until TT needs to start in say, two years (assuming Orton continues to play "smart" ball).  At that point, we trade someone I guess?

As for whether or not he's a "great guy," well he comes across very personable, that's for sure.  But speculating on his personality is basically a waste of time.  I would caution people who believe he's a "great guy" simply because he wears his religious beliefs like a badge of honor.  Usually, those guys have the biggest skeletons living in their closet.  Remember, our heroes are only human (unless you watch the TV show).  Don't be alarmed when you suddenly see their faults!

- Since I'm a big time Bronco fan, I sure hope he's the next great athlete.  I'm just bummed that his values are so conservative.  But then so was John Elway.  Hell, most of these guys are way right-wing.  Whatcha gonna do about it, you know?  As a norm, professional sports teams are bastions of conservative values.

Thanks

don-juan says:
If Favre and McNabb can be successful, Tebow will definitely.

Gold_Rush says: