An experiment or development?

by timmaybronco on Nov 1, 2011 9:16 PM MDT

My drive in to work tonight I decided to listen to the Fan (104.3 nothern CO radio). Lately I have been avoiding it because it seems to really destroy any thread of optimism I have left. I heard our very own Mr. Al Wilson screaming that Tebow was an experiment. D-Mac was consistently firing back that he is a development. There is a difference between the two when we talk about any position on any football team. I believe you can't do both. Do you? Denver Bronco fans are the best. I love em'. I really respect the opinions of many here on MHR and I have learned a lot from reading the posts here. I want your opinion. I respect it as a fellow Bronco fan.

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Is Tebow an experiment or a development?

Experiment

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Development

39 votes

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Development

and a whole lot of other thiings which contribute to offensive points.
I hope the kid will get to develop somewhere; if not here then somewhere with a FO and coach who beleive in him.

Earth to Fox: Let Tebow play his own game.

by Boiler etc on Nov 2, 2011 9:03 AM MDT reply actions

Part development part experiment

Tebow is one hell of a football player and has more desire to win than anyone on the team . I hope he can put it to gather and start to play like an NFL quarterback . Tim should get more games to improve but if he can’t get the job done and his play is hurting the teams chances of improvement what do you do with him? Would Tim be open to moving to running back where he could be a real asset to the team if it’s clear he’s not the answer at the quarterback position . Tim Tebow is the kind of player you want on your team with his never give up mentality . I would be very upset if EFX did not try to find a place for Tim if they decide he’s not the answer at quarterback on this team .

by ultraclassic04 on Nov 2, 2011 1:20 PM MDT reply actions

@ultra..imo here is the problem..

He is not quick enough to be an RB. Can he block? no How reliable are his hands? IDK
He is suited for the trick of the wild horse. If he does not improve as pocket qb then…..

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by myerda00 on Nov 2, 2011 5:22 PM MDT up reply actions

I guess it all depends

Developments tend to succeed, while an experiment can succeed or fail.

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by KaptainKirk on Nov 2, 2011 4:21 PM MDT reply actions

At this point (2nd yr qb) he has become an experiment.

HRobert Griffin III – Elite athleticism but has studied and has altered and improved his delivery, resulting in better accuracy on downfield throws. Smart kid who will take advice
Tebow should have developed in his second. Yeah I know about no OTA’s but

by myerda00 on Nov 2, 2011 5:27 PM MDT reply actions