Friday, when John Fox was presented to the Denver media, I am sure his thoughts on Tebow is the main topic of the line of questioning.
I'm sure Fox - who was hired by Denver, a day after the interview - told the Denver Broncos think Tebow can win an NFL quarterback. And I'm sure I will speak highly of Tebow on Friday, though likely to be protected and Tebow is not automatically granted the keys to the offense.
Fox is already on the record about his appreciation of the game Tebow. Before the project, often said he liked Fox Tebow. It was in the day for Tebow of Florida in March and had good things to say about Tebow, who worked hard to adjust his game before the project. "He had a very, very good workout. Not lacking in the department work ethic, so what to do, you'll do. I definitely saw some adjustments and I thought that is running very well."
I'm sure that was part of Fox's response to the bronze in Denver when asked about Tebow in his interview. Denver wants to move on with somebody who believes in Tebow. When he was hired to head the department of the football Broncos earlier this month, Elway said he did not see a scenario in which Denver did not hire a coach who did not believe in Tebow.
Of course, Fox is a defensive-minded coach so you have to hire an offensive coordinator who believes in Tebow too. A real option is to keep offensive coordinator Mike McCoy in Denver.
McCoy - who apparently is interested in Kansas City to replace offensive coordinator Charlie Weis - worked in Carolina before joining the Broncos. He called the plays for three Tebow starts to end the 2010 season. This indicates that all Tebow - who was chosen by former Denver coach Josh McDaniels in the draft last April - to be in good shape in Denver as the Broncos to move on.
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