There may be no player in the NFL with more detractors than Tim Tebow. Make no mistake; he has a big following. There is, however, a contingent, including many sports analysts, who have questioned Tebow's abilities from the time the Denver Broncos traded up to draft the quirky young quarterback from Florida.

There was much speculation that the kid, who brought a state championship to Saint Johns (Florida) County and a national championship to Gainesville, couldn't make it in the NFL. Sure, he could work in Urban Meyer's spread offense, but could he transition to Denver's offensive style? They said his mechanics were off, his technique needed polishing, and that he would be nothing more than a flash in the pan.

So, how does this translate to a claims organization? Simple, aside from Tebow being an inspiration and a positive role model, he shows that there isn't one way to do things. After all, his unorthodox style has been media fodder since the day he was drafted. Now, with a 6-1 record as a starting quarterback for the division leading Denver Broncos, he is giving people reason to pause.