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Yawn. Watch the games.

Tim Tebow is back. He just signed with the Jaguars. I am guessing that they will probably do with the Pats did and use him up in practice to get their legitimate players better and cut him on the last day for cuts before the season begins.

or, they could be planning to play him at tight end... as the media reports

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:or, they could be planning to play him at tight end... as the media reports

we shall see

tebow was brought in to be urban's spy.

Welp, they gave Heisman winner Cam Newton an entire season to reboot/restart his NFL career that when nowhere. So at the last possible second, they released him today.

That contract that they offered him and he signed back in March of this year for $13.6 million, that was all just smoke and mirrors. The Patriots knew back then that he would likely see not one cent of that money BUT (like they did with Tebow) they could use him all summer to help develop the players that they intended to keep and actually, pay.

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:Welp, they gave Heisman winner Cam Newton an entire season to reboot/restart his NFL career that when nowhere. So at the last possible second, they released him today.

That contract that they offered him and he signed back in March of this year for $13.6 million, that was all just smoke and mirrors. The Patriots knew back then that he would likely see not one cent of that money BUT (like they did with Tebow) they could use him all summer to help develop the players that they intended to keep and actually, pay.

He got something like 3.5 million for a few weeks of work. Not a bad payday for absolutely sucking at football. He became expendable when the rookie showed he has a head on his shoulders and can throw a 10 yard swing pass higher than the turf.

RegalBCeagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:Welp, they gave Heisman winner Cam Newton an entire season to reboot/restart his NFL career that when nowhere. So at the last possible second, they released him today.

That contract that they offered him and he signed back in March of this year for $13.6 million, that was all just smoke and mirrors. The Patriots knew back then that he would likely see not one cent of that money BUT (like they did with Tebow) they could use him all summer to help develop the players that they intended to keep and actually, pay.

He got something like 3.5 million for a few weeks of work. Not a bad payday for absolutely sucking at football. He became expendable when the rookie showed he has a head on his shoulders and can throw a 10 yard swing pass higher than the turf.

I did not know that anyone got paid in the pre-season. I assumed only the 16 regular season games count for money. Learn something new every day.

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:

RegalBCeagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:Welp, they gave Heisman winner Cam Newton an entire season to reboot/restart his NFL career that when nowhere. So at the last possible second, they released him today.

That contract that they offered him and he signed back in March of this year for $13.6 million, that was all just smoke and mirrors. The Patriots knew back then that he would likely see not one cent of that money BUT (like they did with Tebow) they could use him all summer to help develop the players that they intended to keep and actually, pay.

He got something like 3.5 million for a few weeks of work. Not a bad payday for absolutely sucking at football. He became expendable when the rookie showed he has a head on his shoulders and can throw a 10 yard swing pass higher than the turf.

I did not know that anyone got paid in the pre-season. I assumed only the 16 regular season games count for money. Learn something new every day.

their pay starts week 1 and runs for the next 35 weeks (36 paid weeks in total) starting this year

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/311 ... venue-fans

TobaccoRoadEagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:

RegalBCeagle {l Wrote}:

innocentbystander {l Wrote}:Welp, they gave Heisman winner Cam Newton an entire season to reboot/restart his NFL career that when nowhere. So at the last possible second, they released him today.

That contract that they offered him and he signed back in March of this year for $13.6 million, that was all just smoke and mirrors. The Patriots knew back then that he would likely see not one cent of that money BUT (like they did with Tebow) they could use him all summer to help develop the players that they intended to keep and actually, pay.

He got something like 3.5 million for a few weeks of work. Not a bad payday for absolutely sucking at football. He became expendable when the rookie showed he has a head on his shoulders and can throw a 10 yard swing pass higher than the turf.

I did not know that anyone got paid in the pre-season. I assumed only the 16 regular season games count for money. Learn something new every day.

their pay starts week 1 and runs for the next 35 weeks (36 paid weeks in total) starting this year

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/311 ... venue-fans

Sign on bonus of $2 million and guaranteed 1.5 million in salary = $3.5 million.