Unless you’ve been living in a cave in Waziristan, don’t speak English or simply have no interest in sports betting, you’ve heard the name Tim Tebow. For the past four years Tebow has been the face, the arm, the legs the poster child of college football wagering and is arguably one of the greatest players ever to set foot on the college grid iron betting scene.

But that success in college football gambling doesn’t always translate into success in NFL gambling or in the NFL draft. And right now, no one is quite sure exactly where Tebow will land in the NFL draft. NFL gambling experts are all over the board when it comes to predicting Tebow’s success in the NFL betting competition.

Despite shredding SEC defenses and shattering college football betting records there not everyone is so sure that his skill set will be nearly as successful in the hard hitting world of NFL betting competition. He had a good showing at the NFL draft combine –even though he opted not throw for NFL gambling scouts- running a 4.7 in the 40 yard dash and posting a 37-inch vertical jump, both far superior to other QBs and among the best of all tight end prospects as well.

Which is interesting considering many NFL gambling gurus expect Tebow to be drafted as tight end or H-back by a team in the 2nd or 3rd round of the Draft. The big question right now about Tebow is his elongated throwing motion which he’s been working on since the college football betting season ended. Once he has Pro Day at Florida we’ll have a better idea where of what his re-tooled mechanics look like, but one will have any idea where he’ll be playing next NFL gambling season until the actual day of the draft.