Can Tim Tebow only be the third string quarterback this season?
He dominated the college football scene for a couple of years and now has been reduced to the back up to the back up quarterback, How can this be ?
The top two quarterbacks for Denver are Kyle Orton and Brady Quinn, both are veterans who have had limited success and are great mentors for a rookie coming in. Another problem is that Florida's offensive system is really frowned upon in the NFL, don't ask me why, I know there's a reason for this I just don't know what it is. The concern was Tebow's delivery and release and he spent the whole off-season working with pros to correct it. That's rather laughable because his delivery was considered to be the same as Montana's so why fix it? Tebow's heart, personality and work ethic are already standing out and he was drafted in the first round, which shows that Denver believes in him, he just has to prove himself, which I believe he will. I would wager you will see Tebow on the field every now and then in a gadget third down play or a wild cat scheme.
by Kelly R. Jackson 12 years ago
Now that we're seeing both extremes, can we finally come to the middle and properly evaluate Tim Tebow?
by Richard Ricky Hale 11 years ago
Are you all buying all the praise from Jet coaches? Some people believe this is just more hype being added to the media circus now in New York. The Jets are getting more attention then the Giants, who did win the championship you know.
by Paul Edmondson 11 years ago
I really want to see Tebow play. It's not enough that the Jets can't run the ball or pass it for Tebow to play significantly. What will it take. If he comes in and runs the table, the Jets could be a playoff team:)
by Stevennix2001 11 years ago
I saw this debated on first take on espn a while back, but i want to know what you guys think. Do you think that Tim Tebow gets the most unfair scrutiny than any other quarterback in nfl history? Or any player history i might add?
by Paul Edmondson 10 years ago
I'm wondering if Tebow would be on a team if he didn't have the external publicity that seems to be garnered by his faith.
by Audrey Selig 10 years ago
Will Tim Tebow ever return to NFL as a quarterback? The word is no team wants him.He was let go by Denver, New York Jets, and recently New England. Hopefully, he won't be a Heisman Trophy winner that nobody wants.
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