College stats are meaningless in the NFL. The list of prolific college QBs who simply could not function in the NFL is too long to list. So you've started off with a useless comparison of two completely unrelated college QBs who didn't even play in the same era.
"Physical gifts"? Most college QBs have the "physical gifts" to play in the NFL. QB in the NFL is highly technical, particularly when it comes to medium and long range accuracy. This is a VERY difficult skill to master which is why there are so few great QBs in the NFL. Being a great athlete is pretty meaningless for NFL QBs so that's not likely to help him much. Tebow is not elusive enough to do alot of damage in the NFL on the ground.
He needs to be able to throw the ball from the pocket, into tight spaces, consistently under pressure. He did not show this in college, where he ran a gimmicky offense and threw short to a very good WR corps. That jump pass he made a living on in colleges is not going to cut it in the NFL. I'm not sure he can get passes to specific spots on the field, on time, with guys bearing down on him. That's NFL QB, and he has not shown a consistent ability to do this so far.
You clearly have no idea who you're talking to. I'm one of the few people on this entire board who thinks that the NFL's stupid passing rules are needlessly forcing QBs with tremendous physical athleticism like Tebow out of the game. I think if the rules were fair guys like Tebow and Pat White would be highly prized players, but as long as the rules favor stone footed pocket guys like Manning and Brady the game will be more about narrowly defined technique than great talent.
Having said that, I don't care about any of your three things. College football is fun to watch game to game, but I don't follow any one team of conference. I find the constant discussion about him in the media to be amusing. Lastly I could give a damn about Tebow's views, I just don't want to see him John Rocker himself out of the NFL.
My assessment of Tebow is as follows: He was a good college QB. Somewhat overrated because of the gimmicky offense he played in, but a superior athlete to most QBs. I suspect he lacks a very powerful arm and his windup was used to mask this weakness. It has yet to be seen if he can deliver the ball with velocity, in game situations, with his new release.
Tebow is a rah-rah type of guy and I like that. He does not lack physical courage or fear pain. In a QB I love that, Manning and Brady are cowards. He's willing to work. This is important because most of what separates the best QBs from the worst is skill development, not talent.
I think if he sat for 2-3 years on a team with a good coaching staff he could come out and be very good. The problem is the chances of that happening are low, and that's what you and the other homers need to get realistic about. He's either going to go to a contender that wants him to play TE, or he's going to a garbage organization that will ask him to be the savior after the first six games of the season. It's
possible that he goes to a team that will develop him properly, but it's not very
likely.