If nothing else, he could certainly be someone either would have to listen to. The kind of attention and premature praise both youngsters have received to date suggests that they might easily develop coachabiility issues, if they don't have them already. Manning certainly has the credentials and stature that they'd have to listen to him, and also seems to have the football intellect to be of real help. I used to compare the balanced-ticket presidential campaign strategy to having Michael Vick back up Peyton Manning, but with someone like Tebow, the mentoring aspect might help round out his game, in addition to giving his team an option to offset the weaknesses of a particular player's game. Bringing in Tebow on the one-yard-to-go situations keeps a defense a lot more honest than pretending there is even the slimmest chance in hell that you are going to risk Peyton Manning's surgically repaired neck on a keeper. I don't know what his salary situation is, but for their sakes, it's too bad Denver couldn't find a way to keep him to understudy Manning.