The NFL playoffs. Four exciting weekends of glued-to-the-seat-of-your-couch, cling-to-a-twelve-pack-of-Miller-Lite, don’t-talk-to-me-until-its-over NFL bliss. The best of the best battle it out for a shot to bring home the coveted title of World Champs. If there has been a glorified season of the quarterback this is it. All eyes will be on this position more than ever. We typically envision big-name veterans leading their teams through the most critical stretch of the NFL season, but it’s not every year that we find a handful of youngsters and rookies marching their team on to the field in January. Three quarterbacks who have never seen the NFL post-season before will be starting this coming week. T.J. Yates (Houston Texans), Andy Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals), and Tim Tebow (do I need say more?) will all be making their first post-season appearances this weekend.
With no further adieu I would draft T.J. Yates, resign Andy Dalton, and cut (more like aggressively throw off the bus) Tim...
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