What position does Tebow play in the NFL?

[BunnyHardaway]

Quote: Originally Posted by The C

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[Bona Fide]

I think he'll make an awesome chaplain for some team. He could lead the team in prayer before and after the games. Also, during games he can hold the clipboard!

[SPTO]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheWatcher

I'll need to see him throw from under center more often and not that jump pass or flip stuff, but actual 5 and 7 step drops on a regular basis, starting from center that results in a pass and not a run. I realize the offense he's in doesn't call for that on a regular basis, but that fact is irrelevant in regards to projecting to the pro level. It's something he's going to have to be able to do, and so far QB's from Collegiate offenses that don't do that have had big problems in the NFL (Akili Smith, Alex Smith, Vince Young... any QB who played for the Houston Cougars, lol... just to name a few).

I have a couple questions, one to do with you and the other about Tebow

1. You seem to know a lot about football and in another thread I see you have watched raw game film of Tom Brady. Do you work for an NFL team or something?

2. About Tebow, would his prospects be better at QB if he played in a system like NE, AZ, and KC where they've gone to the shotgun a lot? I think I heard somewhere that last year or the year before the Pats ran plays from the shotgun formation 80% of the time.

[TheWatcher]

Quote: Originally Posted by SPTO

I have a couple questions, one to do with you and the other about Tebow 1. You seem to know a lot about football and in another thread I see you have watched raw game film of Tom Brady. Do you work for an NFL team or something?

No, I wish I did, lol.

I sometimes get film from a source/method that if I mentioned it here on OS it would be against the TOS...

Quote: Originally Posted by SPTO

2. About Tebow, would his prospects be better at QB if he played in a system like NE, AZ, and KC where they've gone to the shotgun a lot? I think I heard somewhere that last year or the year before the Pats ran plays from the shotgun formation 80% of the time.

That alone wouldn't be enough because many of his issues have to do with what he's doing when he's set and reading. If he can fix the issues he has after dropping back, then I think he could be something special.

[Rocky]

Quote: Originally Posted by OSUFan_88

Just in case you wanted to know, this is where I know you haven't seen Tebow play much. Tebow will be a QB, and he will be a good QB. Just because Tebow can take hits, can dish out hits and can run doesn't mean he cannot be a QB. Tebow's arm is very good, his accuracy is pretty damn good as well. Someone will and should pick him to be a QB in the NFL. Ironically, I would say that Tebow will be a lot like Ben Rothlisburger.

Tebow doesn't have NEAR the arm that Roethlisberger has.

[six]

All of you people saying Tebow doesn't have a good enough arm to get to the NFL obviously are jealous Big XII and Big Ten fans that are mad cause Tebow humiliates your teams...

I am a Kentucky fan and I can assure you Tebow has a very good arm...I've seen him drop back and drop 50+ yard bombs on UK defense....now UK's defense isn't the best but the point is he can throw the long bomb, I've seen him do it and he's fairly accurate.

[OSUFan_88]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rocky

Tebow doesn't have NEAR the arm that Roethlisberger has.

Okay...

[bgeno]

Quote: Originally Posted by Rocky

Tebow doesn't have NEAR the arm that Roethlisberger has.

Large Ben's arm is actually very overrated... it's not that strong... trust me.



Someone will give Superman a shot at quarterback. He's too decorated and too great a competitor to not get a shot. Even if he just ends up a journey man and decent #2, he'll be a QB.