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Would Tebow be right fit for Panthers?

Rod Butsecks

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(By Charles Chandler, [email protected]) Perhaps the most decorated college football player of our time is quickly becoming one of the most scrutinized prospects of the upcoming NFL draft class.p/The Golden Calf of Bristol, Florida's all-universe quarterback, has begun the process at the Senior Bowl this week of trying to convince NFL teams he can make the transition from the Gators' spread offense to a pro-style attack.

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I find it funny that people were all over Pat White last year as a wildcat quarterback and how good he could be and for my money The Golden Calf of Bristol is better than White any day.

I think he would be great as a backup and change of pace guy. He can throw the ball decently although he looks bad doing it and can run over people as well as around them. He would actually give the wildcat some teeth. Given we run as often as we do he might actually fit in here better than other places. What I like about him that I didn't like about White is his size. White was pretty small and had trouble seeing over the line. Tebo is 6'3" and 245. They are projecting his 40 time around 4.5-4.6. It will be interesting how he does in the combine. He could run the option, reverse, play fullback and throw the ball.

First rounder/ No. But 3rd rounder? I would take a shot perhaps.

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