Tim Tebow’s Unorthodox Mechanics a Prerequisite for Legendary Success?

July 2, 2010   ·   Omar Brown   ·   Jump to comments

Taking into account the accomplishments Tim Tebow managed to achieve at the highest collegiate level of competition, wouldn’t be fair to say that every other player drafted in the 2010 NFL Draft has more to prove than Tebow?
If we are going to use results and success as a measuring stick, it most certainly would.
How does being the most efficient passer in SEC history, while breaking a few dozen other SEC and NCAA records, lend to Tim Tebow's mechanics being an obstacle he needs to overcome? Especially when you consider how Tebow transcended the phenomenal success he possessed in high school to the collegiate level with his unorthodox mechanics.
Why does unorthodox have to equate to being a flaw when the deafening sound of the successful results of the individual player speak otherwise?
Has conventional thinking distinguished opinion rather than results based on performance as a substitute for success?
If success were the result of performance, ...

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