Paul Finebaum makes lofty comparison of Arch Manning to Tim Tebow and we need to pump the brakes

The Florida Gators arguably have the greatest player in the history of the SEC in Tim Tebow after he brought a Heisman Trophy, third and fifth-place finishes for the same award, an All-American, and two National Championships to Gainesville. Any comparison to Tebow is a lofty one, and that's exactly what ESPN's Paul Finebaum did with Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning.

"I think there's a reasonably good chance that Arch Manning will be sitting on the front row at the Heisman ceremony. That's assuming that his team does what it's supposed to do and compete for not only the SEC, but for the national championship. And I really believe they will. I think Steve Sarkisian, who's one of the most amazing play callers I've ever seen, made a critical mistake late in the year. He was way too loyal to Quinn Ewers who was banged up and was really ineffective. Had arch Manning instituted in the second half of that game (against Ohio State in the semifinals), like Nick Sabin did a couple of years ago with Tua Tagovailoa, I think there's a reasonably good chance that Texas beats Ohio State, and wins the national championship. We're very capable of doing it again this year I believe also that Arch Manning is the best college football quarterback we have seen since Tim Tebow, entered the scene in 2006."