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Vinny Testaverde had recently worked with Tim Tebow on some quarterback mechanics.
Vinny Testaverde was an ex-NFL quarterback that once played as a backup to Tom Brady in New England (under Bill Belichick) in 2006.
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Urban Meyer is the current head coach for the Ohio State University football team. But when Tim Tebow (basically the only topic brought up at this press conference) was a college student, he played for Meyer at the University of Florida.
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Jo had a career year in the 2012-2013 season. Due to minor injuries, Noah started 64 games of the season and came off the bench for an additional 2. Noah established himself this season as one of the NBA’s premier Center’s and earned his first nod to the All-Star game (along side teammate Luol Deng).
Season stats:
36.8 minutes per game
11.9 points per game
.481 field goal percentage
.751 free throw percentage
3.9 offensive rebounds per game
5.7 defensive rebounds per game
4.0 assists per game
2.1 blocks per game
1.2 steals per game
1 ejection
10 technical fouls
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#21 Overall Tyler Eifert
(College: Notre Dame)
Height: 6'6"
Weight: 251 lbs
Tyler Eifert was exactly what Cincinnati needed in their first round pick of the 2013 draft. For the last two seasons, the Bengals have not been able to get through the first round of the playoffs, losing each year to Houston. With a young and growing team, the Bengals needed another playmaker. They went out and obtained the highest rated Tight End of the 2013 draft and will now be infusing him into a newly instated, Patriot-like 2-Tight End set. Pending results, the upside to Eifert on the Cincinnati offense is tremendous and could be just what the doctor ordered for success.
It’s been said by scouts across the board that Eifert’s struggles will come at blocking. For a more in depth look at Tyler Eifert, check out his player profile at NFL.com
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#20 Overall Pick Kyle Long
(College: Oregon)
Height: 6'6"
Weight: 313 lbs
Arm Length: 33 3/8"
Hands: 11"
The Bears needed to revamp their failing offensive line during the 2013 draft, so with their first round pick, they chose the son of NFL royalty Howie Long’s son, Kyle Long, the offensive guard from Oregon University.
Seen as a potential risky pick for Chicago, Long is rather inexperienced at the position but certainly has the size and athleticism of a potential star.
For a more in depth look at Kyle Long’s entry into the NFL, check out his player profile from NFL.com
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