Interesting article about Tim Tebow

of the Greatest QB in the History of the NFL!

Hell yes! The Vikings pick 32 in the 2010 NFL draft.

Tebow sits behind Favre and watches Favre win three straight Super Bowls.

Bevell could mold Tebow for 2 years!

No Brainer, you must pick Tebow at 32!!!!!!!

Whoever drafts Tebow will need to have a special offense in place to take advantage of what he does best. He isn’t going to fit in a West Coast offense.

Childress and Bevell aren’t exactly known for molding their offensive schemes to players’ abilities. Favre is a pocket passer and Tebow runs out of the shotgun.

This year has shown us that we need a QB like Favre. We don’t need a scrambler and Tebow’s poor throwing mechanics make him a long longterm project.

If he is more of a running QB then a passing QB, I really don’t see how he would fit here. Especially with the running game taken care of with A.P. and Chester. Now, if Chester wasn’t resigned, there might be more room for him, tho that’s a big if still. But if it is going to take a QB coach to change him from a runner to more of a passer, do we really want to spend that amount of time on him. We have already been going through that since 2006, and yet we sign a 40 year old QB to push us to the plateau that we have been searching for. Now, if Favre stayed on after he finally did decide to retire and become a QB coach, that might work, but still a big if again.

Now, if you are thinking a scrambler like Tarkenton that moved around until he found an opening, again, it sounds like there would be work to do in the passing area. We know Shotgun Offenses don’t last all that long in the NFL, just like the Wildcat will eventually go that way. After reading this, my thoughts on Tebow not fitting in haven’t changed and if anything, tell’s me more we need to pass on him. If we are unable to trade up to get one of the more sought after QB’s, there are other OB’s in the league that we have discussed that would be available for a low round pick or two and show alot of promise and have already spent a few seasons being coached and molded. I would rather go that route with a more safe chance we would get our money and times worth.

Is the man, he’s a great athlete but so was TJack. I could do with a little less athelete and a little more QB.

Tebow would make a great NFL fullback. His throwing mechanics are really not at the pro level. He would not be a successful NFL quarterback. He has already worked very hard at improving his game and he still has bad throwing mechanics.

The offense that Tebow runs at Florida is much different from pro offenses. He would have to learn a completely new offense no matter what position he plays.

There are much better pro-type quarterbacks in the draft.

I don’t see it happening, not with Bradford, Locker, Clausen, and McCoy, all running hotter than him, all better NFL fits than him, and at least two of them expected to drop to the 2nd round.

Tebow doesn’t fit the existing offense,and the offense isn’t going to change for Tebow because it’s just about custom-crafted for Favre. So far, Favre’s going to be here next year too, which means Tebow would be a serious long-term project just trying to retrain him to get rid of the damned ball. You think Rodgers is bad, Tebow will hold onto the ball 3 times as long.

We need a real QB, a solid QB, not a runner who throws when he doesn’t see an opening. That was the issue with T-Jack, and at least T-Jack has some experience. I’d rather go forward with T-Jack, than even consider Tebow.