As a starter he has 1 playoff win in two NFL seasons and 1 national championship in three years at Florida.

But don’t facts get in the way of the urban legend of Tebow the champion!

Don’t stop believing!

If he loaded and released the ball quickly, and forced himself to do that, there would be no more of that roundhouse delivery either. Shortening the arc would also reduce the variables in his motion and increase the accuracy and zip on his throws – a good thing.

“Call me crazy, but I’m excited about Tyler Palko.”

Well, Jaws, you’re crazy. And lacking in credibility.

Haters gonna hate.

Oh good that means the ball will hit the ground 10 yards in front of the receiver faster and take less time off the clock for the opposition…Oh that Tim Tebow, always thinking of helping other people

Terry Bradshaw is probably the best example of this. It took Bradshaw five years in Pittsburgh to win the starting job outright (which he did half way through 1974 – FINALLY). His statistics from early in his career were horrible, even for that era in the NFL. If you go back and look at highlights from 1970-1973, Bradshaw makes Tebow look like a Pro-Bowl QB. However, Bradshaw improved over time, and the more he played the better he got because he worked at it.

Tebow may very well be on that same path. No question that he has talent and potential, and a desire to improve. It may take a few years, but if he gets the chance, it’ll happen.

Attention on-air talent. Now that the Jeremy Lin excitement has died down and Brett Favre has remained retired, we need a greater emphasis on things that “move the needle.” In this case, it’s Tim Tebow. In light of this, we need to focus on the positives. Sure, he can’t complete a pass beyond five yards, and sure, even those 5-yarders are completed at a 35% rate. We know his throwing motion is that of a right-handed eight-year-old girl trying to throw with her left hand. We know it was a bizarre sequence of good fortune that led to Tebow having a positive win-loss record. None of this is news.

But we need Tebow placed in a positive light, people. NBC has the Olympics right now people and until football starts, we don’t have any must-see sports programming. If you could, please try to say something nice about Tim. Maybe he’s not talented, but he’s an overachieving white guy or “scrappy” as it’s known in the business. Sure, he reminds people of Todd Flanders, but that’s just his mommy and daddy raising him right. Let’s focus on positives. Maybe he added five pounds to his bench press. Maybe he does a better job at planting his feet when he throws. I don’t know. Find something. Until we secure the broadcast rights to the Lolo Jones-Tim Tebow wedding, we need to give people a reason to turn on our 24-hour NBA and Tebow news cycle. Your participation is appreciated.

Didn’t we just read that he was something like 3 of 8 the other day?