I will go with the natural born winner and leader, who represents everything good about sports and mankind in general. I will spare no expense hiring someone who can teach him a slightly better throwing motion, and make him an average passer in the NFL. Build my team like the Ravens with Dilfer and win a lot of titles. Tebow doesn't make too many mistakes with the football, and along with his "it" factor and being an average passer would make him a special player.
Yep. Tebow has won on every level, and is starting to do so in the NFL. He is a leader and a winner. His teammates believe in him, and that is a huge part of winning, IMO.
Championships, not games. I think if you asked the players who they would follow into battle, Tebow would get more support than Newton. Just my opinion.
i don't think i could argue with you there, but newton has won championships at multiple levels as well.
I have to ask myself one question when I look at Tebow. Is Denver winning because of Tebow or because teams don't have enough time to fully implement a defensive plan needed to play an unconventional offense that they won't face but that one time (or twice in the AFC West)? I give Tebow full marks for two things. He's incredibly gifted at not turning the ball over and he does elevate his play in the fourth quarter from dreadful to pretty good. But is what he's doing sustainable after D coordinators have had a full off-season to break down the film and devise a gameplan meant to disrupt the triple option Denver running? I don't know the answer and frankly I'm curious to see how long he can sustain the win. Something tells me that it's just like the Dolphins running the wildcat a couple of years back and the way that teams were finally able to mostly nullify it after having enough time to plan against it. That all said, I voted Newton; the kid can flat out play. If Carolina can develop even a half-way decent defense to help him out he's going to be a superstar at the position.
