The Old School Gator is heading down to the Denver-Miami game on Sunday incredibly confident that Tim Tebow will show the rest of America what Gators, as well as legions of Denver fans, I might add, have known for a very long time: Tim Tebow, given the opportunity, will become one of the best QBs in the NFL.
Gator Gridiron/Old School Gator has been proclaiming to the world that Tim Tebow gives Denver a much better chance to win than Kyle Orton does. In recognition of Tim Tebow's first start in 2011, not to mention the Denver "brain trust" finally getting a clue, we are posting the video from April 21 of 2011, the day before the 2010 NFL draft, of The Old School Gator going against the "experts" ( Mel Viper, McShay, Colin Pencil-neck, etc. ) to proclaim that Tim Tebow WILL BE selected in the first round.
For more Truth about Tim Tebow, as opposed to the myths and lies promoted by the national sports media check out www.YouTube.com/tebowtruth and you'll see INFORMED, ACCURATE Tim Tebow takes from the Old School Gator, aka, The Tebow Defender.
Why? Because I know Tim Tebow is something special. I watched what he did at UF, I know what he can do in the NFL. Tim Tebow gives Denver "the best chance to win", or any other NFL team, for that matter.
Showing posts with label NFL draft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NFL draft. Show all posts
Friday, October 21, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
And all the so-called "analysts" continue to bottom-feed...
When Tim Tebow was training before the draft, everyone in the media said that he probably wouldn’t go until the fifth or sixth round of the NFL draft. On the latest segment of the Talkin’ Old School radio show, Roger Franklin Williams and Producer Brian Wininger argue that many sports analysts are still rooting for his failure after he stunned the world as a first round draft pick.
How many sports “analysts” will have egg on their faces when Tebow proves them wrong as a successful NFL QB?
Thursday, September 22, 2011
RFW to the Jax Jags: Why Not Draft Tebow?
During a recent show taping, I put together a few segments directed to the Jacksonville Jaguars management. "Why didn't you want to draft Tim Tebow?" You say it's because he was too much of a risk, but when you're honest about it, who isn't a risk when it comes to professional athletes? Over the next few days, I'll be posting videos from my Tebow Truth channel on YouTube. I welcome your comments.
Also, don't forget to check out my Facebook page and "Like" me there. As I mentioned in a previous post, I update that social media platform regularly with news, commentary and on occasion, special giveaways!
Also, don't forget to check out my Facebook page and "Like" me there. As I mentioned in a previous post, I update that social media platform regularly with news, commentary and on occasion, special giveaways!
Friday, April 22, 2011
AHMAD BLACK, GREAT FOOTBALL PLAYER
GATOR GRIDIRON
ROGER FRANKLIN WILLIAMS
The approaching NFL draft provides Gator Gridiron a welcome opportunity to reflect on the career of a Great Gator---Safety Ahmad Black. As someone who has closely followed Gator football for over 40 years now (attended first game at Florida Field in 1962 when Tommy Shannon was starting QB) I must say that the sturdy, hard hitting ball hawk from Lakeland is one of the top players that this Gator has had the pleasure of watching.
My respect for Ahmad Black started early in his career...the 2008 opener against Hawaii ....which with 95+ degree heat and smothering humidity frequently interupted by intermittent rain showers was a verrrry swampy day in the Swamp. Shortly after finding my seat, I noticed a #35 who was seemingly in on every play and displayed a particular knack for finding the football. I didn't know who this unknown Soph #35 was, but it was obvious he had a real nose for finding the football. As the 2008 season progressed, the undersized headhunter continued to impress until, ultimately, the Gators were playing for the National Championship against Oklahoma and their highly acclaimed passer Sam Bradford. As we all know, the Gators prevailed and one main reason was the outstanding play of the Gator secondary, especially #35.
Ahmad continued his outstanding play over the course of the 2009 season when the Gators put together a 12-0 regular season and ultimate 13-1 record. In 2010, with a Gator team depleted by the departure of several dozen upperclassmen, including 13 who went to the NFL, Ahmad was one of the few bright spots, continueing to demonstrate his excellent play while also providing an outstanding example of leadership for his younger, less experienced teammates. Hard nosed tackler, excellent pass defender, smart, heady player who has a true gift for finding the football, all while providing great leadership with his work ethic and love for the game....that's the Gator Gridiron scouting report on Ahmad Black (And I assure it is more accurate that those of the NFL draft "experts", especially Mel Kuiper, The Moron and Todd "Suzie" McShay). Whichever NFL team is fortunate enough to draft Ahmad Black will add a Great Football Player and True Winner.
ROGER FRANKLIN WILLIAMS
The approaching NFL draft provides Gator Gridiron a welcome opportunity to reflect on the career of a Great Gator---Safety Ahmad Black. As someone who has closely followed Gator football for over 40 years now (attended first game at Florida Field in 1962 when Tommy Shannon was starting QB) I must say that the sturdy, hard hitting ball hawk from Lakeland is one of the top players that this Gator has had the pleasure of watching.
My respect for Ahmad Black started early in his career...the 2008 opener against Hawaii ....which with 95+ degree heat and smothering humidity frequently interupted by intermittent rain showers was a verrrry swampy day in the Swamp. Shortly after finding my seat, I noticed a #35 who was seemingly in on every play and displayed a particular knack for finding the football. I didn't know who this unknown Soph #35 was, but it was obvious he had a real nose for finding the football. As the 2008 season progressed, the undersized headhunter continued to impress until, ultimately, the Gators were playing for the National Championship against Oklahoma and their highly acclaimed passer Sam Bradford. As we all know, the Gators prevailed and one main reason was the outstanding play of the Gator secondary, especially #35.
Ahmad continued his outstanding play over the course of the 2009 season when the Gators put together a 12-0 regular season and ultimate 13-1 record. In 2010, with a Gator team depleted by the departure of several dozen upperclassmen, including 13 who went to the NFL, Ahmad was one of the few bright spots, continueing to demonstrate his excellent play while also providing an outstanding example of leadership for his younger, less experienced teammates. Hard nosed tackler, excellent pass defender, smart, heady player who has a true gift for finding the football, all while providing great leadership with his work ethic and love for the game....that's the Gator Gridiron scouting report on Ahmad Black (And I assure it is more accurate that those of the NFL draft "experts", especially Mel Kuiper, The Moron and Todd "Suzie" McShay). Whichever NFL team is fortunate enough to draft Ahmad Black will add a Great Football Player and True Winner.
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