Tim Tebow 5.0?
From ESPN's Adam Schefter, Tim Tebow is becoming a new man;
In an effort to quiet his critics and refine his game, Tebow is changing the way he holds a football, shifting it from his waist to his shoulder. He is concentrating on taking three- and five-step drops instead of working out of the shotgun formation he did at Florida.
It looks like Tebow is finally taking time out of his busy promotional schedule to train with success. But, he won't unveil the new motion at the Combine, waiting instead for Pro Day in Gainesville on March 17. To Tebow's credit, he says he would have changed his motion even if he wasn't being criticized for it.
Asked if he would have embarked on such an extensive and exhausting process had his performance at the Senior Bowl not been so roundly criticized, Tebow said: "Probably, just because of the quarterback coaches I've been working with. I want to get better. I want to be around people who will push me. I will do anything to get better. Without hearing the criticism, I would have done it.
"It's made me more confident, more accurate. And that's not to say I haven't had this type of coaching in the past. I just have had different coaching than this NFL style."
Tebow's tutors are working on his footwork especially, while putting the ball on his shoulder is making the ball come out much quicker. Of course, the most important thing is that Tebow remains his own biggest motivation.
"Things like this are challenges for him," [former NFL offensive coordinator Zeke] Bratkowski said. "He doesn't have rabbit ears, but he knows what people are saying and he hears it -- and that motivates him. He is working hard to make sure what he is doing now is something he can showcase later."
Tebow does not plan to wait long.
"I've done this several thousand times," Tebow said. "With continued work, I will have this down pat by minicamp. It will be like second nature. It's not like it feels awkward to me now. I'm excited about the changes I've made."
Let's hope that at Tebow's Pro Day, Aaron Hernandez and Riley Cooper make Tebow look good.
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I have no doubt they will.
And have little doubt that he will be a starter by year 3.
Buffalo, that's where it's at baby. - Adam 'Pacman' Jones
by silverstreak3k on Feb 22, 2010 11:57 AM EST via mobile reply actions
They alllllll said Tim couldnt do it.
They all said Tim couldn’t get a better release and beter footwork and better pocket presence and better overall mechanics in the time that he had to do it. Thay all said he had no chance at being an NFL QB.
Well guess what “experts”, Little Timmy Tebow is proving you bastards wrong, once again. Fuck yeah. Thats my goddamn boy right there!
by gatorempire127 on Feb 22, 2010 12:27 PM EST reply actions
How can he fix whats been a problem for 4 years in few months?
2009 NY Phin PhansFantasy League Champion
2009 Best Regular Season Record in NYPPL.
2010 The Jim Mandich NewsFlash Award Winner.
Ever thrown a football?
It’s really not that hard to shorten up your throwing motion. I learned in one off season…
Buffalo, that's where it's at baby. - Adam 'Pacman' Jones
by silverstreak3k on Feb 22, 2010 6:24 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
I agree. Its been a shit load longer than 4 years too.
by gatorempire127 on Feb 22, 2010 7:08 PM EST up reply actions
I doubt its as easy as Tebow is making it sound. But it sounds simliar to a baseball pitcher who comes up through the minors and once he makes it to the MLB they tweak his throwing motion to either make him more acurate or faster to the plate. Sometimes pitchers easily adjust and others dont to well. But this is what I imagine Tebow is going through, wich is possible.
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
*They are typos, get over it*
Seems like Tebow will make a great Gator coach one day
His work ethic it crazy Meyer like, or maybe Meyers work ethic is Tebow like. And he is a good public speaker, not great, but good.
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
*They are typos, get over it*
And for an athlete.
No athlete is a great pubilic speaker.
by gatorempire127 on Feb 23, 2010 12:06 PM EST reply actions
For his age I suppose he is great.
Athletes do seem to lack in that deptartment. I am sure there is some who are great, but I cant think of any right now.
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
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