i said it already young could make the nfl passes tebow can't, period .tebow can't throw in the small windows that it takes to be in the nfl.do you know what that means.from h.s the window is pretty big,you get in college the window gets smaller and in the nfl it gets smaller again,that why only a handful of these college quarterbacks make it in the nfl.they're not accurate enough for the next level and neather is tebow.you can only teach accuracy so far,you have it or you don't.that's what you can't get though your thick skull,oh and you can't pray for it either:D
Accuracy can be taught. And Young learned how to be a better QB, while in San Francisco. He SUCKED in Tampa Bay. At the end of the day, it comes down to yards, TD and INTs. Josh Freeman is a prime example. He had a higher percentage this year than last year.
GUESS WHAT. He's thrown only 16 TDs and 22 INTs. In 2010, Freeman hit 25 TDs and a mere 6 INTs. And the record speaks for itself. 2010: 10-6; 2011: 4-12.
So, O non-spelling one, the job of a QB is to make the play when needed to get your team in the endzone and win games. Tebow's accuracy can be improved, by:
a) Working on his mechanics and giving him more coaching
b) Getting better receivers around him (Tebow's has loads of passes DROPPED, when he hit his receivers on the money).
That's what you do with a young QB, (i.e. a QB that's been in the league only 2 years and hasn't played a full season, such as Tebow).
IT worked with Alex Smith, who was garbage and a heartbeat away from joining the likes of Leaf, Russell, and Shuler as first-round BUSTS.
What you can't get through YOUR skull is that Tebow got his team to the playoffs, by making those throws in critical moments in the game (ask the Bears, Raiders, Vikings, Chargers, and Jets).
To make it in the NFL, you need to WIN GAMES and get your team in the POST-SEASON. Guess who has done that so far......TEBOW.