Tim Tebow Will Thrive in the Wildcat Offense for the New York Jets

July 21, 2012   ·   Brad Washington   ·   Jump to comments

New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow popularity last season was unmatched by any player perhaps in NFL history.
But, all good things must come to an end, and Tim Tebow was shipped to the New York Jets in March.
To play back-up quarterback to Mark Sanchez.
But, of course they can’t let a fan favorite just stand on the sidelines. Ask Kyle Orton about that situation.
We all know that Tim Tebow as a passer is not very good. He completed 46.5 percent of his passes last season, and was met with criticism from fellow athletes and analysts alike.
But let’s look at the positive. Tim Tebow’s real threats are his competitiveness and running ability.
The games he won last season were because of his desire to win and as far as running, he’s replicated his college days at Florida, rushing for 660 yards and six touchdowns on 5.4 yards per carry average.
With that said, when his number is called this season he will get plenty of rushes and a fe...

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