Tim Tebow: A Touchdown Gets Everyone Talking, but Is the Wildcat the Right Move?

October 19, 2010   ·   Daniel Wolf   ·   Jump to comments

The Denver Broncos have kept 2010 NFL first round draft pick, Tim Tebow, off the field for the most part during the regular season, but they opened the flood gates this past Sunday.
With starting quarterback Kyle Orton putting up NFL MVP-caliber numbers thus far in the season, there has been no need to bring Tebow out onto the football field.
Using what many consider to be a somewhat similar mentality to what the Patriots and Colts have with Tome Brady and Peyton Manning, if your quarterback is highly efficient, then there is no need to take him out from under center only to use a Wildcat formation that many NFL teams have incorporated into their offensive schemes.
Many team utilize the Wildcat to make up for lack of talent on the offense, or because they can execute the plays effectively and opposing defenses cannot stop it.
Let's be honest here in saying that the Broncos have had no running attack since starter Knowshon Moreno went down with an injury, and even re...

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