I'm hopeful he'll be a star who'll revolutionize our concept of the QB position (like Staubach, Tarkenton and Bobby Douglass before him). But seeing all those long-delivery softballs being floated in rookie camp isn't exactly filling me with confidence that T.T. can put some mustard on the ball and fit it into some tight spots (like along Mark Jackson's shoelaces in the dog-biscuit-covered Cleveland end-zone).

Hopefully that's only a product of clips that show him mastering the new-and-supposedly-improved pro delivery. But since I didn't see any zip on the few drop-back Gator passes shown in the incredibly-repetitive draft-aired film package, I'm wondering if this is the only contract Tebow ever signs in the NFL?

I know this isn't a contract-signing comment as much as its an urging to the honcho's at NFL Network or DenverBroncos.com to ease up on BroncoNation's growing anxiety about Tebow's throwing velocity.

After all, most of us aren't privy to the practices (and although reading Andrew Mason's positivity is encouraging, I'd sure look to see this with my own eyes).

Thus, at the risk of being repetitive, I'd sure feel more confident if the next few days produce some clips of laser-like traditional passes whizzing by helmet ear-holes and landing with some non-casual velocity at someone other than a coach 15-yards down-field.

No Elway-crosses are necessary on the bruised skin of our receivers' rib-cages. Just some clips with zip.

on a side note, for some reason i feel like we'll be seeing tebow publicly apologize for any missed camp time. i wonder how that will be taken around the league.

Rookies.