In college as many know, Tebow was a spectacular quarterback. His size, speed, and athleticism made him tough to impossible to stop for most college defenses. He didn't have to be the most accurate passer in that offense but he was still able to lead his team to a national title using pitch and catch short field passes. Credit him for the victory then or for the coach having the foresight to see his weaknesses and create a game-plan that exploited the other teams weakness and showed his strengths?
With all the criticizing of Tebow going on for being an inaccurate passer, which I don't disagree, I will say, it's the coaches job to work with the players and improve on their weaknesses and create a game plan that works. Apparently it IS working. And I fully believe Tebow's success comes from his faith in God and Jesus and that He is lifting Tebow up. Keep it up!
Say what you will, but you cant argue with the fact that Tebow is 5-1 as a starter.
-A Tebow fan in the making.
