Florida's Tim Tebow, one of the most prolific players in NCAA history, enters the 2010 NFL Draft as a controversial prospect. Some feel he is a quarterback in the NFL, while other camps contend he should be considered an H-back. Regardless of which side you take, Tebow was a dynamic, game-changing winner in college.

Strengths

• Above-average arm strength
• Decent deep-ball accuracy
• Strong, muscular frame - thick-bodied at 6-foot-3, 236 pounds
• Athleticism and mobility: Few quarterbacks have ground game that Tebow does.
• Tough: plays through injuries and is gritty with the ball in hand
• Strong work ethic
• Poster boy for character
• Intelligent, proven winner
• On-field moxie

Who'll take the plunge?

Weaknesses

• Inexperienced in a pro-style offense: probably at least three years away from being fully comfortable in an NFL system
• Terrible footwork
• Elongated, slow release: Tebow unveiled a new motion that removes most of the mechanical problems he had, but will his natural motion return in the heat of battle?
• Doesn't read defenses well
• Regularly locks on receivers
• Inconsistent accuracy

Expected draft placement

Tebow's draft stock is all over the place. He could go as high as the Buffalo Bills at No. 9 overall, which would be a bit surprising, but he could fall all the way to the early third round. Overall, he'll probably come off the board in the second round. He is too good of a football player - notice the term wasn't quarterback - to not catch some team's eye.

The 22-year-old former Gator may not be a signal caller at the next level, but he should have a long career contributing wherever else coaches feel he can contribute. If a team is patient with his development, Tebow may get a legitimate shot at being an NFL quarterback, and we think he will. If not, he could do well as a tight end/H-back or perhaps a short-yardage specialist.