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Discussion in 'Football: NFL, College, High School' started by TheGreat, Oct 22, 2011.

  1. bloop

    bloop Member

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    Atta boy. Putting religion aside who Tebow needed to thank were his teammates.

    Tebow is going to get the lion share of the credit for pulling that win out of his ass but there was an onside kick, a strip sack and field goal that were all just as important. Tebow might have put them in a position to win but it was a team win.

    The game itself was ridiculous. I literally just LOLed at the ending. Tebow himself was pretty much a wash. Hard to get a read on Tebow at all with this one game but the Broncos as a team showed over the past two weeks (versus a ****ass team and a good team) that they're a pretty bad team that has the will to compete given leadership that Orton couldn't bring.
     
  2. Raven

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    Bottom line, he was freaking clutch when it mattered most, and he's going to get better.

    Tebow = White Jesus!

    :grin::grin::grin::grin:
     
  3. JeopardE

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    So much snobbery, so much hate.

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  4. shipwreck

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    I hate his overt, look-at-'mesus' Christian theatrics. I loved his two point conversion. He, still, has no idea how to properly throw a football.
     
  5. DonnyMost

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    I hate how he killed Eric Decker's fantasy value. :mad:
     
  6. Lil Pun

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    I noticed this too. The receiver deserved all the praise because that pass, like most of his, was horrible.
     
  7. The Real Shady

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    It's okay. Tebow forgives you.
     
  8. macalu

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    will the real Jesus please stand up? VY falls in faint.
     
  9. bloop

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    All the praise?

    You sure you dont want to give any credit to Tebow? Since he created that play by doing exactly what the previous guy couldn't do? Escape a 3 man blitz, scramble to make time for his receiver to get open and improvise a connection in the end zone?

    Good catch by Demaryius Thomas but one that any solid receiver in the NFL has to make.

    See the 2nd part of your statement is true. Most of his passes were horrible. But because of that you want to give all the credit to the guy who made a basic low-and-away-in-open-space-just-dont-bobble catch and none to the guy who created the play . Interesting choice.
     
  10. pgabriel

    pgabriel Educated Negro

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    haven't read most of this thread, i've always hated the concept that god cares about football or basketball or whatever. that being said, i have no problem with tebow's theatrics, he's a likable person i think. maybe his enthusiasm will reach an irritating level of kevin garnett one day but right now he's a young kid playing the game he loves on the biggest stage. good for him
     
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  11. kevC

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    Just noticed that on Madden, Tebow is the player representing the Broncos on the team selection screen. Way to be up to date Madden :)
     
  12. v3.0

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    Thank God (not Tebow) that he isn't our backup QB behind Schaub. DD would find his next jock crush and easily top 100k posts before the year is out.
     
  13. Shroopy2

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    HEHE here it is


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    I find it humorous really.

    He aint out'ta hurt nobody, only the opposing DEFENSE through CHRIST who strengthens Teb'
     
  14. weslinder

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    http://deadspin.com/5853158/tim-tebow-is-the-football-establishments-worst-nightmare

     
  15. geeimsobored

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    Tebow vs Larry Johnson, lets do this.

    (Skip to the 6 minute mark)

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  16. bobrek

    bobrek Politics belong in the D & D

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    Scoreboard
     
  17. Acedude

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    <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/xNVRT4oKiW4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
     
  19. pgabriel

    pgabriel Educated Negro

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    so who believes john elway and other execs and coaches want this guy to fail so the fans can stop calling for him.
     
  20. DonnyMost

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    Why would they want him to fail?

    You could argue they wanted Orton to win so fans would stop calling for Tebow.
     

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