Tim Tebow: Breaking Down How QB Can Become Starter Again

March 23, 2013   ·   Mike Hoag   ·   Jump to comments

The New York Jets’ trade for Tim Tebow was a colossal mistake. But, it isn’t one that should doom the polarizing quarterback from having success in the NFL.
In theory, the Jets wanted to explore an expansion of their Wildcat package and bring a capable backup to town in the event Mark Sanchez didn’t pan out.
Sanchez crashed and burned and Rex Ryan, for whatever reason, refused to give Tebow his chance. It’s a puzzling situation altogether, but ultimately one that should finally dissipate after another season of Tebow playing on special teams and sparingly when the team employs the Wildcat formation.
Staying in New York, with Ryan calling the shots, doesn’t bode well for Tebow’s chances.
A team could certainly trade for the mobile QB, but then again, what would they give up at this point? Tebow’s ability has been analyzed, overanalyzed and then dissected by NASA computers AND Skip Bayless’ expert evaluation talents.

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