[QUOTE="geaux321"][QUOTE="CommanderShiro"]

[QUOTE="geaux321"]

I'm pretty sure it was, I know he has done the jump pass against LSU at one point.  But I don't get what's so great about Tebow, I watched him lose both times to Auburn.

CommanderShiro

Tebow played, didn't he?

[QUOTE="CommanderShiro"][QUOTE="appaloosa582002"][QUOTE="Bobbles"][QUOTE="kalabo10688"]Did any of you try out the new NCAA football 2010 IDK but the animation coulda been better in my opinion appaloosa582002

[QUOTE="appaloosa582002"][QUOTE="Bobbles"][QUOTE="kalabo10688"]Did any of you try out the new NCAA football 2010 IDK but the animation coulda been better in my opinion CommanderShiro

[QUOTE="kalabo10688"]Did any of you try out the new NCAA football 2010 IDK but the animation coulda been better in my opinion Bobbles

Oakland: Jeff Garcia

Garcia was fairly productive with the Bucs, and Russell was well, less than spectacular.

Minnesota: Tavaris Jackson

Jackson showed some serious signs of life towards the end of last year, while Sage Roflcopter is a good backup at best, imo.

Detroit: Daunte Culpepper

Unless they want to ruin Stafford's career before it begins....

San Francisco: Shaun Hill

Alex Smith had his chance, and failed.

New York: Mark Sanchez

If the Jets were really super impressed with Clemens like they said, then Sanchez would have probably never been picked.

Cleveland: Derek Anderson

Anderson was a probowler 2 years ago, so imo he gets another shot considering that his top reciever Braylon Edwards also had a horrid season last year. 

Tampa Bay: Byron Leftwich 

Looked decent with the Steeelrs in a reserve roll, but as a Jags fan I think he's horrid. But he is better thanLuke, and Freeman needs to sit and learn.