NFL 2012-2013 Season

[OGPhilly]

Trick plays rarely work, mostly because there doesn't seem to be a lot of trick to them. If they line up with a different QB before the play, the other team seems to get a good sense of what's about to happen, and the defense will execute an effective counter.

You can try it occasionally if you really want to, and every once in a while it will even work, but it doesn't justify putting a guy on the roster for that one purpose. I still don't think there's any reason for a team to sign Tebow unless they actually think he's worth his salary to be a backup who can step in and play decently if the starter gets hurt. IMO, you can probably get a better backup than Tebow for your money and sans all the drama.

[Mr.Bill]

The NFL is the pros, it's NOT college.. The defenses in the NFL are too good, and waaaaay too fast to be tricked consistently. Once in awhile, sure they can be tricked.. Maybe even for a 1/2 a season or so. But eventually the defenses will catch-up to the 'tricks', to the college options and wishbones. The NFL is now a QB dominated, passing attack league. Look at the last 8-10 years SB winners.. The Mannings..Rothlesburger..Brees..Brady.. Rodgers.. All pocket passers. The Tebow and Vick type QB's ain't going to 'fool' the defenses enough to win consistently. ,

Tebow has a college game and a college mentality. Add in he's slow to make decisions and he has a painfully slow throwing motion and release.. He'll never be a QB in the NFL.. If he wants to stay in the league he needs to learn how to catch, and block.. Then he might make a decent Tight End. That's 1 position IMO with some practice he'd be decent at.

[OGPhilly]

[Mr.Bill]

[OGPhilly]

[NAB]

[micfranklin]

That should be a fun sight to watch.

[eynon81]

Tebow + Shannon Sharpe + remote training locale high in the Rockies + Rocky montage = triple threat tight-end?


Sharpe threw for 6 TDs during his career.

[Mr.Bill]

[WizardfromOz]