Michael wrote:I pretty much agree, but I think he's a poor thrower, not fair. I will admit Tebow has been more effective than I thought he would be. Long-term I don't think the bronco's offense can be successful because his arm is so bad. I also don't think Tebow's play style will allow him to stay healthy.
I hear this a lot, but couldn't you say the same thing for any NFL running back?
Scrambling in the backfield is more prone to nasty tackles. Also, injuries to the wrist and fingers are much more detrimental for a QB.
Socnorb11 wrote:The accuracy is the biggest issue, by far. Maybe he can improve on that, maybe he can't. Better receivers would help, too. I read last week that the Broncos were among the leaders in the league in dropped-passes.
His arm strength and throwing motion is atrocious as well.
cpebbles wrote:Colts win, but unless they win out the Rams have no chance of moving up to #1 because of a stronger schedule. The second half of the season has done nothing to change my mind about wanting to take Luck and let Bradford go.
I thought the Rams had a stronger sos? I was looking for a site to show that and only came up with a second half sos. I guess i'll have to go to espn.
cpebbles wrote:Colts win, but unless they win out the Rams have no chance of moving up to #1 because of a stronger schedule. The second half of the season has done nothing to change my mind about wanting to take Luck and let Bradford go.
I thought the Rams had a stronger sos? I was looking for a site to show that and only came up with a second half sos. I guess i'll have to go to espn.
Weaker strength of schedule wins the tie-breaker for the draft, which makes sense in a very weird sort of way.
