Tim Tebow Will Have Best Game of Young Career vs. Miami Dolphins

There is a lot of hype about Tim Tebow's first start of the 2011 season this week against the Miami Dolphins.

In that hype, we sometimes forget that this won't be Tebow's first start as an NFL quarterback.

Tebow did finish off the end of last year as the Broncos quarterback.

Over the final three games of the season Tebow found very little success, resulting in a backup role to start the 2011 season.

Out of those three games, Tebow's best performance came against a Houston Texans secondary that was ranked last in passing defense last year.

He threw the ball for 308 yards on a pretty low 55.2 completion percentage. He had one touchdown and one interception. He also ran the ball for 27 yards and a touchdown.

In his first start this season, he should be able to trump everything from last year.

The Miami Dolphins have one of the worst defenses in the league.

They struggle to stop the pass as is, and against a dual-threat quarterback like Tebow they may have even more problems.

This is an 0-5 team quickly losing support from the fan base. It's possible that their will be just as many Tebow fans in Sun Life Stadium as their will be Miami fans.

I'm not saying Tebow is destined for a brilliant career, but he will start off his 2011 campaign on the right foot.