All those guys though, you knew even in college what they were going to be in the pros. Cribbs and Smith were heralded as WR prospects in college, not a single team drafted them with the intention of trying them out at QB.
Reggie Bush was regarded as a change of pace back. Nobody expected him to be an every down sort of guy but felt he would help the team in a lot of ways from being a PR, slot guy, passes out of the backfield.
The problem I see with Tebow is he's an ultra tweener. Nobody can really agree on what position he should play. I could see a team drafted him thinking he's one thing, then switching, etc. A team like Jacksonville will almost be forced to play him at QB, even though it's not his ideal position.
To me, that's one of his biggest problems he's too much of a tweener, there's a number of different positions he'd be average to above average at, but no one position where he can carve out a niche.
