Bob Lobel: Tim Tebow, Johnny Football and the Return of the NFL

By Bob Lobel  @boblobel

Sometime it isn’t clear what the letters "NCAA" stand for. 

No Class At All?  Perhaps. That self-important, self-indulgent collection of wanna-be FBI-ers really often does stupid things.  Even when the things they do define stupidity. Johnny Football and Texas A&M were very dumb doing the autograph thing, but the college athletic police were even dumber.  It is a broken system being run by people that are self perpetuating their own lack of common sense.  

What's even more ridiculous is everyone involved with them knows it, yet simultaneously doesn’t have a clue. 

EMERGENCY TIM TEBOW POST!!!

How will Tim Tebow fit in with Brady's bunch?

By Jeremy Conlin and Joe Parello

When word broke that the New England Patriots were signing Tim Tebow, editors Jeremy Conlin and Joe Parello knew what they had to do: Emergency Tebow post.

With America's most polarizing athlete now in Foxborough with America's grumpiest coach, the two jumped on Facebook chat to break down what Tebow to the Patriots means to the future of humanity.

Also, I would like to point out that I told you so.

Don't Be Hatin': Tebow Will Play in the NFL in 2013

"Cheer up Tim, somebody will sign you..."

By Joe Parello  @HerewegoJoe

I must be the only Tebow moderate in America.

He's as polarizing an athlete as I've ever seen, with half the country throwing blind faith at a clearly flawed player, and the other half hoping he crashes and burns, despite the fact that he has the skills to succeed at this level in some capacity.

Oh yeah, and he's actually pretty fun to watch too.

So, when Tebow was cut by the Jets Monday and I began to hear the "Will any NFL team pick him up?" talk, I was a little disappointed. No, I'm not the biggest Tebow fan, but if you don't think plenty of teams could use a guy like him, you're being very short-sighted.

First, let me start by saying that I don't think any team could handle him worse than the Jets did last season. Only allowing Tebow to carry the ball 32 times and playing him as a punt protector was borderline insulting to a guy that won a playoff game the year before.