A VERY SPECIAL DELIVERY, STARRING TIM TEBOW AS TIM TEBOW
by Holly Anderson on Feb 23, 2010 11:12 AM EST
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PrintLook, even as a Vawl I don't care that Tebow won't throw at the combine. Honest. Sidelining yourself for passing drills, it's totally in style this season. But there's all this talk of the NEW! THROWING! MOTION! that's gonna shock the world, and the word that keeps getting used is "unveiled", and you know as well as 'Freek and I that there can be only one logical destination here:
He's not an ambi-thrower.
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Tebow has been tutored in a pro-style way by working with a coaching team that includes…Arizona State’s new offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone…
Daniel Cobb, what?
I'm Irish. I'm going to have to deal with something being wrong the rest of my life.
by boddagettaflyer on Feb 23, 2010 11:23 AM EST reply actions
FML.
I’m sure Mazzone’s A MUCH BETTER PERSON FOR SIMPLY BEING IN THE PRESENCE OF THE TEBOW CHILD and helping with his throwing motion but it should would be nice of him to work with the clusterfuck that is the ASU quarterback situation.
/ThomBrennaman’d
RIP "The Frittata" (1987-2010)
we hardly knew thee
by ramblingamblinjohn on Feb 23, 2010 11:31 AM EST reply actions
As Lee Corso would say...
Not so fast, my friend. I’m sure the frittata will rear it’s head from time to time over the next couple of years. Particularly when Tim is running for his life.
"I like the taste of danger most of all." - Jonatha Brooke
by MtnEer_in_SC on Feb 23, 2010 12:23 PM EST up reply actions
“He’s got a new throwing motion, totally fixed from last month!” fits right in with “Pitcher X learned a new pitch this offseason”, “Fat or Old Player Y is in the best shape of his life!” and other spring training classics that are full of shit.
by Yinka Double Dare on Feb 23, 2010 12:37 PM EST reply actions
I'm calling bullshit
If this were something you could just change overnight, every QB in the country would have good form.
Even if true, it wouldn’t really matter alone. The reason is the delivery is part of a fluid process of everything else a QB does. His delivery should be a natural extension of how he drops back, how he reads the defense, and how he reacts to the misc. situations a quarterback goes through.
It’s like dropping an enormous new engine into a car without touching the transmission, driveshaft, or differentials, then expecting the car to work exactly the same as before but only faster.
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