CashMan;5098601 said:
LOL, I get what you are saying, but a defense is not going to be tricked into thinking he can complete a pass.
Smart Football has a
nice little article on Tebow, and as Chris Brown played QB at one time in his life, coached, and all that, and further, back in 2005, actually scouted Tebow.. he had some interesting things to add. This is Tebow's scouting report from high school..
Tebow, QB, Nease (FL): Dual-threat QB. Solid build, but very good feet. Strong enough arm, accurate on sprint-out and movement passes, accurate on quick game. Appears accurate on intermediate throws if feet set. Throwing release could be more compact but looks like it can be improved. Not particularly shifty but falls forward on QB runs. Just OK at reading DE on zone reads but should improve with reps. Doesn’t seem to get the ball out quickly and if first read isn’t there has tendency to drift and scan vs his progression [i.e., "drift and scan" to me means if first read isn't there, doesn't calmly reset feet and look for second receiver and instead tries to slide or float in pocket and just scan field for any open receiver like backyard football]. Should improve on this at next level. Seems competitive; no obvious behavior changes once team down significant margin.
Chris then notes that it's scary that everything he noted in high school is still in play. It's not his arm, it's how he reads (or doesn't read) defenses.
So, as a tight end/H back/spinning fullback in the single wing/any position that gives him a dual threat and
a single read, he's immediately dangerous.
If "hoodie" can teach him to read defenses even to an average NFL level, then they have a QB steal.
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