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**CarmenSanches** · 08-12-2010, 01:55 PM

With the firing of McDaniels in Denver - and the lack of use of Tebow, being a 1st round pick - it seems likely that the next coach will willingly jettison Tebow.

So the question then becomes, can this guy actually become a QB (or other position) at the NFL level? And on that, the jury is out.

However, Tebow needs the right situation to have a chance. He'd need to go to a team where you have the following combination:

A solid starter in place for the next 2-3 years.
A solid running game (so as to not have to rely on his arm).
A good QB coach.

And there's an obvious answer that fits the criteria. Jacksonville.

Garrard is in his early 30's. They are one of the top running teams in the league. Mike Shula is the QB coach there (and has been for 4 years). And the 2nd stringer is a journeyman (Trent Edwards).

Jacksonville also would play into Tebow's fan base, and help sell tickets.

If J-ville offers a mid-round pick, Denver will likely bite. If Denver cuts him outright, even better for the Jags.

Thoughts?

08-12-2010, 01:55 PM	#1
CarmenSanches Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	The Tim Tebow Situation With the firing of McDaniels in Denver - and the lack of use of Tebow, being a 1st round pick - it seems likely that the next coach will willingly jettison Tebow. So the question then becomes, can this guy actually become a QB (or other position) at the NFL level? And on that, the jury is out. However, Tebow needs the right situation to have a chance. He'd need to go to a team where you have the following combination: A solid starter in place for the next 2-3 years. A solid running game (so as to not have to rely on his arm). A good QB coach. And there's an obvious answer that fits the criteria. Jacksonville. Garrard is in his early 30's. They are one of the top running teams in the league. Mike Shula is the QB coach there (and has been for 4 years). And the 2nd stringer is a journeyman (Trent Edwards). Jacksonville also would play into Tebow's fan base, and help sell tickets. If J-ville offers a mid-round pick, Denver will likely bite. If Denver cuts him outright, even better for the Jags. Thoughts?
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