I saw his passes and most were wobbly. I also saw some inaccuracies that made my heart jump into my throat. But I also saw some really accurate passes with nice touch. I saw some intelligence and the ability to be a triple threat.

So here’s my thought: Tim Tebow is a rookie. I don’t care about last year, he’s basically a rookie. This year is going to be a good experience for him because he’s gaining experience. His mechanics are still off, but he should work on that during the season and offseason. He’s keeping the ball in his hands too long, but that can be corrected, just like you would correct it with any other rookie.

But I think that Tim Tebow can be a pretty decent NFL quarterback. He’s not going to be a world-beater, but I think that he’s going to be adequate enough to be a starter as soon as next year.

Bengal fan

I see Tebow’s strength in a “Hurry-up Wild Cat offense run from a shotgun. The real secret to Ronnie Browns success in the Wild Cat was his ability to first see the mistakes opposing defenses made after the snap and then improvising to exploit those weaknesses. Brown was a good runner and a below average passer but it worked on a limited basis with him in charge. Tebow can run well and pass a little better than Ronnie. Tebow is already comfortable in the shotgun where he can see what the Defense is doing!

McGahee should thrive in this sand lot game because he has been in the league long enough to understand, like Ronnie Brown, what a running back must do to exploit the defenders 1 on 1!

The shotgun can spread or compress the defensive lineman’s starting positions and requires more of the front for coverage because they have to play an even zone defense. Motion gives this formation an added dimension of confusion. You can place tight ends, wide receivers, H-backs and running backs in motion from this formation.

The hurry-up complicates this formation by reducing the time defenses have to communicate with each other, which means each defender must make the correct read on his own. The dumber the defense, the more successful this concept is. By overloading sections of the zone, Tebow has a better chance of finding an open receiver or scrambling into an area with lots of blockers.

Tebow is not a good QB but this could work to beat teams that are stupid, slow or otherwise ill equipped to play man-to-man football.

Yeah, this guy just can’t play QB in the NFL.

Hahahahahaha

I 2nd and 3rd anyone and everyone in the Raider Nation that lamented the recall of Coach Pumpkinhead as our puppet in training defensive coordinator. Worse yet, I get the sneaking suspicion that the defensive players mostly tune Bresnahan out, even with Al Davis’ passing. Everybody knew that Al Davis coached the defense, and that his coordinators were mostly pawns. These guys may be paid professionals, but they’re human beings too. Human nature tells us that if somebody is viewed as a puppet then that person probably isn’t going to garner much respect. The last time this team had a halfway decent coordinator was Willie Shaw, during Gruden’s early years. So it’s been a LONG time. There should be some decent candidates for this job during the off-season; the team will have to address this area.

“Palmer has been a big factor in two straight division losses at home.”

LOL, he entered the game in the 3rd qtr down 21-0 vs the Chiefs.

Obviously hating,

oh, and where is the ‘resurgence of reggie bush article” 2nd straight big game for him, where are the weekly articles about how he isnt a good NFL player????

Gregg, did you go to UCLA by any chance?