No Matter What, Tim Tebow Will Be Great To Watch In The NFL posted by Colin Linneweber
Quarterback Tim Tebow and the Florida Gators demolished the previously unbeaten Cincinnati Bearcats 51-24 Friday night in the 76th Sugar Bowl played at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans.
Tebow, 22, the 2007 Heisman Trophy Award winner who concluded his career as the all-time NCAA leader in total touchdowns with 145, completed 31 out of 35 passes for an astounding 482 yards and three scoring strikes.
“It was incredible,” said Tebow, whose 533 yards of total offense were the most in BCS history. “Just a great game. It was exactly how you want to go out with these seniors and these coaches in your last game and your last time together. It just really doesn’t get any better than this.”
Tebow’s spectacular performance against the Bearcats (12-1) bolstered the notion that he is the greatest collegiate football player ever.
“Tim Tebow will go down as one of the greatest players, if not the greatest player, in college football history,” said Gators (13-0) Head Coach Urban Meyer.
Tebow has an unorthodox throwing motion and he does not toss the prettiest of spirals.
Largely because of his flawed mechanics, many analysts do not believe that Tebow will succeed as a player in the NFL.
However, many tremendous football coaches contend that Tebow will continue to flourish once he enters the professional ranks.
One of those coaches is Jon Gruden who has stated that Tebow could “revolutionize” the game.
“Tim Tebow is 250 pounds, and he’s the strongest human being that’s ever played the position,” said Gruden, 46, who coached the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a Super Bowl championship in 2003. “He can throw well enough at any level.”
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