ROFL this thread is bookmarked

Except the doctors that did his physicals said he looks in better shape than most 23 year olds.

I call bs . How can he throw with his limp wrist?

So its manning and and a bunch of shit around him. Really nothing to fear.

so he can throw like this? http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=1&theater

I'm personally quite satisfied with the risk to reward ratio here. Also, as much as I like Tebow, he's even more of a gamble than an injured Peyton Manning - don't you think? Would you want to completely revamp your offense, and build your franchise around Tebow, even if you believe that he's incredibly talented? The investment in Peyton Manning means that when Peyton Manning goes down, the franchise chases another traditional quarterback - not easy, but much easier than finding a Tebow replacement if that experiment goes south. And at the end of the day, that's what Tebow is - an experiment.

I love Tim Tebow, but I'd rather watch and root for that experiment from the outside looking in. It's certainly better for my blood pressure.

I'd be happy to have Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker back when Elway was quarterback. I think Thomas has more natural talent than Rod Smith - and quite frankly, I think Eric Decker is a lot more athletic than Eddie McCaffrey was (Decker's hands aren't as sure as Eddie's were, but then again, Eddie didn't have Tebow's funny "spiral" coming at him, so who knows).

Tap the brake just a touch... talent is one thing, hard work, effort and dedication are another. Smith and Ed were top notch and will be tough to beat. Remember the quote that Tebow likes regarding talent and hard work, it personifies Smith and Ed.

...as opposed to 6,778 posts and counting that we could pick and choose from?

now Peyton Manning = Chad Pennington with a better football brain. :D

Dude, that Denver O-line had better protect him well because he's going to break in half when he gets hit.

ROFL

Welcher took over Taco's account.

That dude has a pumpkin for a head.


Fans welcome Manning to Mile High:

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=the+g...1t:429,r:3,s:0

hahahahaha

link???


LMAO i guess 23 year olds are what they used to be.

My guess is that they've seen him throw quite a bit and they're more than happy with what they have seen and convinced his current condition is not a negative. If you heard Manning talk, he mentioned over and over again about getting back into the gym and working with the trainers. Physically, he may not be where he wants to be and he may not look like he used to ... it's March.

Let's see how he looks when training camps get here and they're going into the preseason in July/August. I think he'll look more like everyone expects him to look.

It sounds like he's passing the ball fine and with the zip and accuracy that he's always shown and that's what matters at this point.

You can't judge anything by still photos. I'd rather see video of him throwing...