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Can Tebow's Mechanics Be Saved?

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It was such a perfect line -- dead solid perfect, as Dan Jenkins might've said -- that it bears repeating. In Peter Yoon's piece here describing Tim Tebow's offseason work with QB guru Noel Mazzone, Mazzone attempted to precisely explain the effect that Tebow's throwing motion has on otherwise reasonable people.

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