Brock Purdy on emulating his idol, Tim Tebow, both on and off the field

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I'll just go ahead and say it: I love me some Brock Purdy.
 

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Too soon to be jacked about football next year? Nope.

Man, I wish all the best for Butler, but wish we had him back for one more ride. I think he will be sorely missed.
 

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Tuas faith played a big role. Also, his dad beating him after throwing INTs helped.

I don’t understand why this is getting dislikes. Tua and his dad openly said in interviews that his dad beat him with a belt after he threw INTs.

https://www.si.com/extra-mustard/20...him-belt-after-interceptions-espn-tom-rinaldi

From the article:
"If I don't perform well, perform the way I'm supposed to, I'm gonna get it after," Tua said, before adding, "Just know the belt was involved and other things were involved, as well."

I’m not throwing arrows at Christians and this isn’t about parents spanking their kids. I have no doubt Tuas faith instills a discipline in him that helps him succeed. Much like Tebow and many other big time athletes. However, Beating your child with a belt because he’s throwing interceptions in high school? That’s ****** up.
 

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I don’t understand why this is getting dislikes. Tua and his dad openly said in interviews that his dad beat him with a belt after he threw INTs.

https://www.si.com/extra-mustard/20...him-belt-after-interceptions-espn-tom-rinaldi

From the article:
"If I don't perform well, perform the way I'm supposed to, I'm gonna get it after," Tua said, before adding, "Just know the belt was involved and other things were involved, as well."

I’m not throwing arrows at Christians and this isn’t about parents spanking their kids. I have no doubt Tuas faith instills a discipline in him that helps him succeed. Much like Tebow and many other big time athletes. However, Beating your child with a belt because he’s throwing interceptions in high school? That’s ****** up.

I don't know your intentions, but your timing wasn't the best.
 
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I haven’t seen anybody hating on him here which is nice. Pretty good choice for a role model.

Totally agree. Can't find a much better role model than Tebow.

I have no issues with anyone's religion whatsoever, just don't push it on me is all I ask. So I have an issue with "spreading the Word".
 

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Totally agree. Can't find a much better role model than Tebow.

I have no issues with anyone's religion whatsoever, just don't push it on me is all I ask. So I have an issue with "spreading the Word".

Technically that is a requirement of Christianity, so I guess you do have an issue with at least that aspect of the religion.
 
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If Brock is following the absitense aspect of Tebows life, I give him mad props on his will power
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