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CDSmith 01-09-2012 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Christina T. (Post 18640208)
Loving Tim Tebow! What a hottie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://thepulpit.freedomblogging.com...UNGSTARZ11.jpg

For some reason whenever he talks he sets off the gaydar though.

justinsain 01-09-2012 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by PornMD (Post 18679318)
He's stepped up when he's needed to - have to admit that. Otherwise he can't throw for shit it seems but he made some nice ones yesterday that wound up being just enough.

Pats will destroy the shit out of them though so it's all moot.

So far his passing stats in the NFL stinks but it doesn't mean he can't pass.

On many plays the receivers were not open so he threw it away. That goes on his stats as an incompletion but its not because he's a bad passer. Its also my guess that the coach had drilled it into his head not to force the ball or take chances which results in incompletions that make his stats look bad.

Yesterday he threw as good as anyone.

In College he threw better than everyone.

Its not that he can't throw, its the receivers need to get open AND catch the ball ( several catchable balls were dropped in previous games which help make his stats bad ) and the coach needs to call more passing plays.

" He's the highest rated passer in the history of SEC football. He was easily a better passer than Peyton Manning or Stafford or Couch or any of the guys whose ability to pass was never really questioned by NFL talent analysts.
And yet NFL evaluators, for some reason, aren't sold on Tebow. Couch and Russell are two bona fide NFL busts, even though pro football talent evaluators couldn't usher them into the league fast enough. Yet these same talent evaluators harbor grave doubts about the ability of the greatest and most efficient passer in SEC history to pass the ball at the next level. "


Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz1izolIMmU

raymor 01-09-2012 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679061)
Two wins away from getting into the Super Bowl :)

I'm going to keep this thread going just so we can see who has an eye for potential
and who's expectations have been exceeded.

Yesterday we saw Tebow's potential. He threw some awesome passes and when he learns to throw a spiral he'll get another ten yards out of them :winkwink:

Ran for one TD and a couple key first downs.

He's an unconventional, hybrid QB. It would be stupid to try and make him conventional.
Play on his strengths instead of creating a weakness even if it means building the team around him.

Phil Sims got it right when he said the Coach needs to let him go, find his rhythm and do what comes naturally to him. Yesterday he played like he was still in college and the result was a win. I had hoped the coaches would have implemented yesterday's play calling in the New England game.

This win is pivotal as to the coaches approach and exactly what they needed to make a run for the Super Bowl.

Yep, he took a team that was one and four before he took over into the playoffs and win in the playoffs too.

If you think the wins have been due to the defense or the kicker, why did they win only one of five games without Tebow, then suddenly go eight and four with Tebow leading the same team?

TheStout 01-09-2012 02:48 PM

I watched the entire game. Pittsburgh had some very key players hurt. Tebow played alright but I was not too impressed. Quarterbacks just dont go 10 of 21 and win many games. If Denver beats the Pats I will eat my words but Im pretty confident I wont have to.

atom 01-09-2012 03:03 PM

Wtf

Tebow had 316 passing yards yesterday - John 3:16 - and also averaged 31.6 yards per pass.

Who was the dude who used to wear the clown wig at every sporting event with the john 3:16 sign. Didnt see him at yesterdays game.

justinsain 01-09-2012 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by TheStout (Post 18679518)
I watched the entire game. Pittsburgh had some very key players hurt. Tebow played alright but I was not too impressed. Quarterbacks just dont go 10 of 21 and win many games. If Denver beats the Pats I will eat my words but Im pretty confident I wont have to.

Come on man :upsidedow

Tebow passed for 316 yards against the #1 rated pass defense all year and without any interceptions.

He rushed for 50 yards which included a TD run for about 12 yards and he rushed for a couple key first downs.

He withstood the pressure of a big time NFL playoff game and threw a laser pass to win in overtime.

If you think he played alright and you're not impressed, congratulations, you are now qualified to work as a scout for the Jacksonville Jaguars :winkwink:

SuckOnThis 01-09-2012 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679405)
So far his passing stats in the NFL stinks but it doesn't mean he can't pass.

That's exactly what it means. More importantly he lacks the intelligence to read defenses.


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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679405)
On many plays the receivers were not open so he threw it away. That goes on his stats as an incompletion but its not because he's a bad passer. Its also my guess that the coach had drilled it into his head not to force the ball or take chances which results in incompletions that make his stats look bad.

This is what gets me about you Tebow maniacs, for weeks you've been blaming everyone from the coaching staff to the receivers to the defense to the refs. Everyone but your little savior Tebow. If the coach drilled into his head not to take chances its because they know he can't throw.

On many plays the receiver wasnt open that he was focused on and he either throws it away, takes a sack or tries to run. Many many times other receivers are wide open yet Tebow lacks the ability to scan the field and goes into panic mode. He cannot throw a receiver open nor have I seen him try.


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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679405)
Yesterday he threw as good as anyone.

Yesterday he definitely improved but Pittsburgh basically dared him to throw by using a run prevent defense which left receivers in single coverage in the secondary. Pittsburgh adjusted and Tebow did nothing after the 2nd quarter with the exception of the pass in OT.

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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679405)
In College he threw better than everyone.

So now Tebow is the best passer in college history?


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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679405)
Its not that he can't throw, its the receivers need to get open AND catch the ball ( several catchable balls were dropped in previous games which help make his stats bad ) and the coach needs to call more passing plays.

There you go, its everyone elses fault his stats are worst in the NFL. Was his 6 interceptions and 7 fumbles their fault too? Any idiot can throw a ball to an open receiver, especially with the time the O line has been giving him. And don't forget until yesterday and with the exception of New England the defense held every team to under 20 points.

I would probably like Tebow better if it werent for the Tebow idiots that do not live in reality and think somehow God will like them more if they love Tebow.

Yanks_Todd 01-09-2012 06:18 PM

I am a huge NFL fan and a Die hard Philly Eagles fan. I hate the way Tebow got plugged in to start for the Broncos (the Christian funded billboards etc.)

I truly wanted to see him fail. But there is one thing that Trumps everything in sports and it is called The Scoreboard. The dude wins, period.

I don't think he will win against the Pats in NE, but it wouldn't surprise me if he did and he did it in some way that still allowed for doubt. Everybody, including him, knows he isn't Aaron Rodgers, but seriously he goes out on Sunday and there is no doubt he leaves it all on the field and most of the times, somehow....The Scoreboard sees it. :2 cents:

If you can't appreciate Tebow I would say it's hard to consider yourself a true fan of the "Game".

justinsain 01-09-2012 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by SuckOnThis (Post 18679814)

So now Tebow is the best passer in college history?

A few posts above I posted a link to some info that backs up my statement.

Here is the link again

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz1izolIMmU

Read it. Comprehend it. Now try and dispute it.

You can't and the rest of your points are just as twisted.

I'm not a Tebow maniac.

I will say that nothing he does deserves hatred. Nothing wrong rooting against him as a football fan but hating on him is comical to me and really says more about the hater than what they try to bring on Tebow. I'm just pointing out all the holes in the hatred. Hating Tebow because you don't like some of his fans is one fine example. :winkwink:

Cory W 01-09-2012 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by raymor (Post 18679478)
Yep, he took a team that was one and four before he took over into the playoffs and win in the playoffs too.

If you think the wins have been due to the defense or the kicker, why did they win only one of five games without Tebow, then suddenly go eight and four with Tebow leading the same team?

This argument has largely been broken down by ESPN buzz words. Basically, all the Tebow haters took ESPN buzz words and decided they were scouts. So, to answer your question...

"He has a poor throwing motion."

"He can't complete passes on curl routes."

"His stats just don't win in the NFL."

"His passing release isn't fast enough."

And my favorite...

"He will never win the Superbowl."

Biggie Smalls Web Writing 01-10-2012 02:46 AM

Tebow is on fire :winkwink:

NetHorse 01-10-2012 03:11 AM

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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679061)
Two wins away from getting into the Super Bowl :)

I'm going to keep this thread going just so we can see who has an eye for potential
and who's expectations have been exceeded.

Yesterday we saw Tebow's potential. He threw some awesome passes and when he learns to throw a spiral he'll get another ten yards out of them :winkwink:

Ran for one TD and a couple key first downs.

He's an unconventional, hybrid QB. It would be stupid to try and make him conventional.
Play on his strengths instead of creating a weakness even if it means building the team around him.

Phil Sims got it right when he said the Coach needs to let him go, find his rhythm and do what comes naturally to him. Yesterday he played like he was still in college and the result was a win. I had hoped the coaches would have implemented yesterday's play calling in the New England game.

This win is pivotal as to the coaches approach and exactly what they needed to make a run for the Super Bowl.

An eye for potential, more like a knack for only speaking up when it's convenient. :1orglaugh John Fox specifically said they weren't going to change their game plan, and they didn't. It's the battered and bruised Steelers with injuries all over the place who didn't approach the game to win.

I can't wait until next weekend when all of the fair weather bandwagoners who don't even watch football fall off the face of the earth when Tebow plays poorly, (as they did during the last 3 weeks of the regular season).

He completed some GREAT passes yesterday, but so does every QB in this league. When your receivers are wide open and run the length of the field after a small reception it makes it a tad easier. He still is EXACTLY what he was 1 week ago, mediocre at best. Those of you who think he's all of sudden going to start throwing perfect accurate spirals / bullets, LOL. That's how he's thrown the ball since middle school, he's been around and he's worked on his dynamics A LOT. He has the potential to improve but he will NEVER be anything more than average as a starting QB, (although I'd say he has the potential to be a pro bowler full back).

Go look at rookies with potential, they have the ground work, but are obviously rough around the edges. They don't throw wobbly throws missing their receivers by a mile over 50% of the time. Tebow isn't even a frickin rookie, he was around last season and spent the entire off season working on his dynamics to play starting QB.

I feel bad for Bronco fans, they'll stick with Tebow and waste the next 2-3 seasons before realizing what a lot of us knew all along.

Mutt 01-10-2012 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by atom (Post 18679548)
Wtf

Tebow had 316 passing yards yesterday - John 3:16 - and also averaged 31.6 yards per pass.

Who was the dude who used to wear the clown wig at every sporting event with the john 3:16 sign. Didnt see him at yesterdays game.

you must be old - that guy died like 25 years ago i think. i met him once, nutbag.

maybe there's somebody else who took over his act but the original died long ago.

Mutt 01-10-2012 04:56 AM

it's a great story, i watch Bronco games just because of him as i'm sure so do millions of others.

this is like a Hollywood movie, Rudy-esque, almost nobody thought Tebow had a chance to be a starting QB in the NFL and most still don't. Meanwhile here is with a playoff victory under his belt.

He's a kid still, who's to say with more experience and coaching he can't develop into a good passer, he'll never be John Elway or Peyton Manning but his intangibles are off the chart and he will always be a threat to run as long as he doesn't sustain major leg injuries.

Elway is going to tutor him this summer himself, because of the lockout this past summer he couldn't do that before this season.

I've seen Tebow be so brutal it seems impossible he could ever be good let alone great. Time will tell.......... actually Tim Tebow will tell. We may doubt him, one thing I know, he has absolutely no doubts in himself.

Super religious people are a bit scary.

Mutt 01-10-2012 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by NetHorse (Post 18680369)
I feel bad for Bronco fans, they'll stick with Tebow and waste the next 2-3 seasons before realizing what a lot of us knew all along.

haha i'm a Buffalo Bills fan, I would LOVE to waste the next 2-3 seasons the way the Broncos have 'wasted' this one. this has been a great ride for Broncos fans.

NetHorse 01-10-2012 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 18680443)
haha i'm a Buffalo Bills fan, I would LOVE to waste the next 2-3 seasons the way the Broncos have 'wasted' this one. this has been a great ride for Broncos fans.

Not this season, I'm talking about in the future. They're looking for a franchise, elite QB and Tebow is not it. Even worse, I feel bad for Tebow. He's said he won't play any other position but starting QB, if he played as a hybrid fullback he could be a hall of famer. As a starting QB he will never be more than the average or well below average QBs in this league, at least he has the insane religious nutcase bandwagoners who praise every completed pass as a miracle.

The Broncos as a team had a great run, especially considering their circumstances. Tebow has played like every mediocre QB in this league, but he has a great attitude and everyone around him played better because of it.

You want to watch a rookie with promising potential, go watch Cam Newton play. As a QB that can improve he makes Tebow's level of QB play look like a complete joke. It's too bad his team had the worst defense in the NFL and no running game.

justinsain 01-10-2012 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by NetHorse (Post 18680369)
An eye for potential, more like a knack for only speaking up when it's convenient. :1orglaugh John Fox specifically said they weren't going to change their game plan, and they didn't. It's the battered and bruised Steelers with injuries all over the place who didn't approach the game to win.

I can't wait until next weekend when all of the fair weather bandwagoners who don't even watch football fall off the face of the earth when Tebow plays poorly, (as they did during the last 3 weeks of the regular season).

He completed some GREAT passes yesterday, but so does every QB in this league. When your receivers are wide open and run the length of the field after a small reception it makes it a tad easier. He still is EXACTLY what he was 1 week ago, mediocre at best. Those of you who think he's all of sudden going to start throwing perfect accurate spirals / bullets, LOL. That's how he's thrown the ball since middle school, he's been around and he's worked on his dynamics A LOT. He has the potential to improve but he will NEVER be anything more than average as a starting QB, (although I'd say he has the potential to be a pro bowler full back).

Go look at rookies with potential, they have the ground work, but are obviously rough around the edges. They don't throw wobbly throws missing their receivers by a mile over 50% of the time. Tebow isn't even a frickin rookie, he was around last season and spent the entire off season working on his dynamics to play starting QB.

I feel bad for Bronco fans, they'll stick with Tebow and waste the next 2-3 seasons before realizing what a lot of us knew all along.

What makes a QB above average, stats or wins?

Marino has said many times he would gladly trade his records for a Super Bowl ring.

Race car drivers say they don't care how many laps they've led they just want to lead the last one.

The ultimate goal in football is to win the Super Bowl.

This weekend 8 starting QBs have the opportunity to advance towards the Super Bowl and 24 QB's season has already ended. Tebow is one of those 8 that still has the chance to win it all. That point right there makes him above average from at least one perspective.

So what if Denver loses to NE. Their season has far outreached their own expectations and Tebow has performed beyond most everyone expectations. Everything post season has been a bonus. Tebow continues to improve.

If Denver beats NE this weekend then what. Blame the loss on Brady having a headache and then go on to claim Denver will never win an AFC Championship with Tebow as QB.

CDSmith 01-10-2012 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by NetHorse (Post 18680790)
They're looking for a franchise, elite QB and Tebow is not it.

Is that your final prediction? Here's mine...

I predict that the win over the Steelers has sealed it, Tebow will be their starter next season. If they have enough of a winning season next year to make the playoffs, whether they win the rings or not he'll be back the season after that.

Am I a Tebow fanatic? No. I'm a lover of the game, a near lifelong Niner fan, and am someone who can see the writing on the wall and spot potential when I see it. Like it or not, the guy has potential.

His religious outbursts and outspokenness on his beliefs are irrelevant. He's helped turn what would have been a horrific losing season into them being two games away from the SB. I suspect that even if he and his cohorts play well enough to win it all his haters will still find some way to justify their argument that he sucks.
2 superbowls? No no, he still sucks, here's why...
3?
4?

I wonder how many superbowls Tebow'd have to win to shut you fellers up. :D


@NE will be a good game. They likely will get slaughtered but I think it's already a done deal that he's their guy going forward. You guys will just have to find a way to suck it up.

NetHorse 01-10-2012 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18680834)
Is that your final prediction? Here's mine...

I predict that the win over the Steelers has sealed it, Tebow will be their starter next season. If they have enough of a winning season next year to make the playoffs, whether they win the rings or not he'll be back the season after that.

Am I a Tebow fanatic? No. I'm a lover of the game, a near lifelong Niner fan, and am someone who can see the writing on the wall and spot potential when I see it. Like it or not, the guy has potential.

His religious outbursts and outspokenness on his beliefs are irrelevant. He's helped turn what would have been a horrific losing season into them being two games away from the SB. I suspect that even if he and his cohorts play well enough to win it all his haters will still find some way to justify their argument that he sucks.
2 superbowls? No no, he still sucks, here's why...
3?
4?

I wonder how many superbowls Tebow'd have to win to shut you fellers up. :D


@NE will be a good game. They likely will get slaughtered but I think it's already a done deal that he's their guy going forward. You guys will just have to find a way to suck it up.

Why does he have potential? As a QB can you explain what attribute he has over any other mediocre QB in this league?

Can he consistently fit the ball into tight windows?

Can he throw an accurate bullet?

Can he step up and throw under heavy pressure?

Can he hit receivers in coverage?

What can he do? Oh, complete passes to wide open receivers in busted coverage against unhealthy teams playing like garbage every once in awhile. Bravo, that's the next Joe Montana, Tom Brady in the making.

I'm sorry, but anyone who sees potential is seeing something else, not attributes of a great QB in the making.

He's the next Colt McCoy, Curtis Painter, Sam Bradford, Tarvaris Jackson. All mediocre QBs who make big plays every so often, people just don't celebrate their mediocrity and prop up every little pass they complete as greatness or a miracle.

CDSmith 01-10-2012 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by NetHorse (Post 18680896)
Why does he have potential?

Because he's shown improvement throughout the course of the season, that's why. In his first few games he looked like Bambi on ice. The haters were right to rag on him. I was one of them in fact. Then he started gaining confidence. Found his running game, and the rest of his team stepped up (largely to do with him showing potential, his leadership) (according to the players themselves, so if you disagree, which I know you do, you'll have to go argue with them.)

His passing game took longer to develop, and still has a long way to go yet, but it too has improved. Yes he very much can hit the deep ball with pinpoint window accuracy. Not yet with consistancy, but in time he just might. He's done it on several plays, just look back over the highlights of their 9 winning games with unbiased eyes and you'll spot them.

Bottom line is I see some potential. His players see it. His coaches see it. Their entire front office sees it. Elway sees it. The NFL Network analysts see it. ESPN sees it. TSN & Sportsnet see it. Bronco nation sees it. Hell even Brady sees it. If *YOU* don't see I suppose I'll have to find it in my soul to deal with it. :D

NETbilling 01-10-2012 10:10 AM

Pats 38 - Broncos 17

CDSmith 01-10-2012 10:17 AM

Spread on this game is -13.5* NE, if anyone's betting.



*According to poolhost.com.

justinsain 01-10-2012 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18680918)
Because he's shown improvement throughout the course of the season, that's why. In his first few games he looked like Bambi on ice. The haters were right to rag on him. I was one of them in fact. Then he started gaining confidence. Found his running game, and the rest of his team stepped up (largely to do with him showing potential, his leadership) (according to the players themselves, so if you disagree, which I know you do, you'll have to go argue with them.)

His passing game took longer to develop, and still has a long way to go yet, but it too has improved. Yes he very much can hit the deep ball with pinpoint window accuracy. Not yet with consistancy, but in time he just might. He's done it on several plays, just look back over the highlights of their 9 winning games with unbiased eyes and you'll spot them.

Bottom line is I see some potential. His players see it. His coaches see it. Their entire front office sees it. Elway sees it. The NFL Network analysts see it. ESPN sees it. TSN & Sportsnet see it. Bronco nation sees it. Hell even Brady sees it. If *YOU* don't see I suppose I'll have to find it in my soul to deal with it. :D

Damit, I'm looking for the .gif of the audience clapping and can't find it so I'm going to have to give you :thumbsup:thumbsup

ThunderBalls 01-10-2012 11:07 AM

Tebow fans were strikingly quiet after throwing a whole 60 yards, one interception, one lost fumble, and barely 3 points against a lowly Chiefs two weeks ago. :1orglaugh

I'm not sure what the big shock here is, Roethlisberger could barely walk during the game and yet still managed to stay in the game and bring it into overtime.

This is starting to remind me of McDaniels first season 3 years ago here in Denver, went 6-0 with Orton and everyone thought McDaniels was some sort of genius, look how that turned out. But just as that prolonged having the worse head coach in the league, this will prolong the Broncos pursuing a decent QB.

Gotta love the hype of the band wagoners.

The top story on The Denver Post all day yesterday? '16 Year Old Girls Heart Races a Million Miles a Minute Meeting Tebow'.

Give me a fucking break.

Cory W 01-10-2012 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by ThunderBalls (Post 18681024)
Tebow fans were strikingly quiet after throwing a whole 60 yards, one interception, one lost fumble, and barely 3 points against a lowly Chiefs two weeks ago. :1orglaugh

So were Rodgers fans.

CDSmith 01-10-2012 11:24 AM

Speaking of his passing game, do any of you happen to know WHY he was able to put up over 300 yds against Pittsburgh and nail those long key strikes that won the game? I'll tell you why. Because the Steeler defense played to stop the Broncos running game which left the Denver WRs with single coverage, sometimes no coverage. Why did they do this? One word... TEBOW. Without his penchant for running the ball where other QB's wouldn't none of this would have happened.

You naysayers won't hear of it of course, but the fact is if he continues to show improvement and he gels with his WRs and the rest of his offense he's going to present a real conundrum for opponents for some time to come.

I know it's unfathomable but if they beat NE this Saturday the world will shake (from the sound of 100 million angels singing no doubt). At -13.5 for a spread, put $500 on Denver and see what it nets you. :D

Cory W 01-10-2012 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18681056)
Speaking of his passing game, do any of you happen to know WHY he was able to put up over 300 yds against Pittsburgh and nail those long key strikes that won the game? I'll tell you why. Because the Steeler defense played to stop the Broncos running game which left the Denver WRs with single coverage, sometimes no coverage. Why did they do this? One word... TEBOW. Without his penchant for running the ball where other QB's wouldn't none of this would have happened.

You naysayers won't hear of it of course, but the fact is if he continues to show improvement and he gels with his WRs and the rest of his offense he's going to present a real conundrum for opponents for some time to come.

I know it's unfathomable but if they beat NE this Saturday the world will shake (from the sound of 100 million angels singing no doubt). At -13.5 for a spread, put $500 on Denver and see what it nets you. :D

Yes. Tebow created the running game which benefits the passing game. I don't get why this is so complicated for people.

And those throws he made, albeit single coverage, were great.

Double coverage is actually overrated, but that's for another day.

ThunderBalls 01-10-2012 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Cory W (Post 18681078)
Yes. Tebow created the running game which benefits the passing game. I don't get why this is so complicated for people.

And those throws he made, albeit single coverage, were great.

Double coverage is actually overrated, but that's for another day.


Its called being one dimensional, and its not a good thing. :1orglaugh

He had 1 good quarter out of 4.

You guys seem to be ignoring the fact that Tebow was just about to be taken out of the starting lineup before this game, thats how good he is.

justinsain 01-10-2012 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by ThunderBalls (Post 18681087)
Its called being one dimensional, and its not a good thing. :1orglaugh

He had 1 good quarter out of 4.

You guys seem to be ignoring the fact that Tebow was just about to be taken out of the starting lineup before this game, thats how good he is.

I don't consider letting the backup QB take two snaps in practice so he doesn't get bed sores on his ass from sitting on the bench a threat to taking Tebow out of the starting lineup.

You got anything else?

ThunderBalls 01-10-2012 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18681129)
I don't consider letting the backup QB take two snaps in practice so he doesn't get bed sores on his ass from sitting on the bench a threat to taking Tebow out of the starting lineup.

You got anything else?

Yes, I'm not blind to reality thinking a guy that had one good quarter in the past 4 games is going to win not only this super bowl but next years too. :1orglaugh

CDSmith 01-10-2012 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by ThunderBalls (Post 18681087)
Its called being one dimensional, and its not a good thing. :1orglaugh

How is a guy who can roll out of the pocket and toss a last second 3rd-down-converting pass or run it himself for 10-20 yds OR launch it 40 yds to one of his WR (who are open because of Tebow's running threat) "one dimentional" exactly?

Keep laughing. :D

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Originally Posted by ThunderBalls (Post 18681087)
He had 1 good quarter out of 4.

Apparently that's all he needed.

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Originally Posted by ThunderBalls (Post 18681087)
You guys seem to be ignoring the fact that Tebow was just about to be taken out of the starting lineup before this game, thats how good he is.

You seem to forget the fact that sometimes a coach lets the #1 guy see the #2 guy taking snaps in order to motivate the #1 guy.



Denver has a great D. It'll be interesting to see if they can get at Brady on Saturday and shut down some of his massive scoring potential. NE on the other hand has a rather piss-poor D, thus it will be equally interesting to see if Tebow's "I might run but I might throw no wait I might hand it off HA fooled you" style of play nets them enough points to make it a game.

If they do then no doubt the haters will seethe. :D

SuckOnThis 01-10-2012 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18681153)
How is a guy who can roll out of the pocket and toss a last second 3rd-down-converting pass or run it himself for 10-20 yds OR launch it 40 yds to one of his WR (who are open because of Tebow's running threat) "one dimentional" exactly?

Keep laughing. :D




WTF? Was this the only Bronco game you've watched? He leads the league in 3 and outs, leads the league in QB turnovers, is dead last in completion percentage, and is dead last in avg yards per completion. He beat an injured Steelers team at home, quit acting like he's the next Joe Montana.

L-Pink 01-10-2012 12:28 PM

Troy Aikman #1 overall draft selection was 0-11 with twice the amount of interceptions to touchdowns his first year. Just saying.

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hitinface 01-10-2012 12:29 PM

Tebow
 
I am just glad I am not him - blows to be damned if you do damned if you don't - double damned if your half ass or have a bad game......

hold on a second - I wish I were him......the money, the chicks, the drugs...oh sorry forgot on team christian you can't have fun like that....well except for the money as long as you give it all to some fancy preacher

CDSmith 01-10-2012 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by SuckOnThis (Post 18681163)
WTF? Was this the only Bronco game you've watched? He leads the league in 3 and outs, leads the league in QB turnovers, is dead last in completion percentage, and is dead last in avg yards per completion. He beat an injured Steelers team at home, quit acting like he's the next Joe Montana.

Read it again. I never said he had it all fine-tuned yet. I'm saying he's not one-dimentional is all, which he isn't. He has the *potential* to do all things I said, he's done each of those things in several previous games to this last one, which is why teams have to play into his running game which in turn often leaves things more open downfield, that's all.

Yes, he's all the things you say he is, yet there they are a win into the playoffs and heading to the div game, something no one saw in their future back in week 5. Baffling isn't it? I know, I'm as baffled by it as anyone. But I'm not so blind as to not see the why of it. Some of it of course due to dumb luck, but I highly doubt their 7 game winning streak would have happened without Reverend Tebow, fuckups, horrible throws, bad stats and all.

CDSmith 01-10-2012 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by hitinface (Post 18681188)
hold on a second - I wish I were him......the money,

The win over the Steelers netted him a $250,000 bonus.

TheStout 01-10-2012 12:33 PM

LOL,

So now Tebow takes the credit for the Denver running game? I would say Mcgahee helped a little ;) Cant wait until the Pats pummel the Broncos so I can stop hearing about this clown.

Bryan G 01-10-2012 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by TheStout (Post 18681199)
LOL,

So now Tebow takes the credit for the Denver running game? I would say Mcgahee helped a little ;) Cant wait until the Pats pummel the Broncos so I can stop hearing about this clown.

For real, enough already with this Tebow fool. I hope the Pats destroy them

CDSmith 01-10-2012 01:00 PM

I doubt you clowns will stop hearing about that clown for the forseeable future. That lowly win over the injured Steelers pretty much sank your hopes. You might get a respite for a few months, maybe in late spring, then come next July-Aug he'll be all over the sports channels again.

And your lives will go back to being hell. :D

TheStout 01-10-2012 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18681240)
I doubt you clowns will stop hearing about that clown for the forseeable future. That lowly win over the injured Steelers pretty much sank your hopes. You might get a respite for a few months, maybe in late spring, then come next July-Aug he'll be all over the sports channels again.

And your lives will go back to being hell. :D

For the record I took the Broncos to cover and to win (smaller bet) but it doesnt take a genius to see a solid defensive team can beat half a healthy Pittsburgh team with a QB that has a sprained ankle.

In all seriousness, watching play really is hard on the eyes.

Go Niners ;)

CDSmith 01-10-2012 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by TheStout (Post 18681251)
For the record I took the Broncos to cover and to win (smaller bet) but it doesnt take a genius to see a solid defensive team can beat half a healthy Pittsburgh team with a QB that has a sprained ankle.

ha, nice, rub it in why don't you. (I *cough* um, took Pissburgh in the pool). Obviously no genius am I.

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Originally Posted by TheStout (Post 18681251)
Go Niners ;)

Amen to that.

And God bless you for saying it. :D

atom 01-10-2012 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 18680435)
you must be old - that guy died like 25 years ago i think. i met him once, nutbag.

maybe there's somebody else who took over his act but the original died long ago.

I am old :(:(:(

NetHorse 01-10-2012 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18680918)
Because he's shown improvement throughout the course of the season, that's why. In his first few games he looked like Bambi on ice. The haters were right to rag on him. I was one of them in fact. Then he started gaining confidence. Found his running game, and the rest of his team stepped up (largely to do with him showing potential, his leadership) (according to the players themselves, so if you disagree, which I know you do, you'll have to go argue with them.)

His passing game took longer to develop, and still has a long way to go yet, but it too has improved. Yes he very much can hit the deep ball with pinpoint window accuracy. Not yet with consistancy, but in time he just might. He's done it on several plays, just look back over the highlights of their 9 winning games with unbiased eyes and you'll spot them.

Bottom line is I see some potential. His players see it. His coaches see it. Their entire front office sees it. Elway sees it. The NFL Network analysts see it. ESPN sees it. TSN & Sportsnet see it. Bronco nation sees it. Hell even Brady sees it. If *YOU* don't see I suppose I'll have to find it in my soul to deal with it. :D

I've seen everyone of his plays, and like I said go watch EVERY mediocre QB in this league do just the same occasionally week in and week out. Of course their team supports their starting QB...:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh ESPN and Sportsnet? I hope that's a fucking joke, Tebow is the new messiah, to go against him would be absolutely horrible for ratings.

The guy has a great attitude, he plays with a ton of heart, he's a good rusher and he's a leader that makes others play around him better. He will NEVER be anything more than average when it comes to throwing the ball though. Sorry if the truth hurts, throwing a wobbly ball that misses receivers by a mile over 50% of the time doesn't indicate potential. :1orglaugh

NetHorse 01-10-2012 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 18681056)
Speaking of his passing game, do any of you happen to know WHY he was able to put up over 300 yds against Pittsburgh and nail those long key strikes that won the game? I'll tell you why. Because the Steeler defense played to stop the Broncos running game which left the Denver WRs with single coverage, sometimes no coverage. Why did they do this? One word... TEBOW. Without his penchant for running the ball where other QB's wouldn't none of this would have happened.

You naysayers won't hear of it of course, but the fact is if he continues to show improvement and he gels with his WRs and the rest of his offense he's going to present a real conundrum for opponents for some time to come.

I know it's unfathomable but if they beat NE this Saturday the world will shake (from the sound of 100 million angels singing no doubt). At -13.5 for a spread, put $500 on Denver and see what it nets you. :D

And when the Chiefs, Bills and Patriots made him throw the ball into coverage what was that one word, still TEBOW? :1orglaugh

He's gone from absolutely pathetically horrible to just barely mediocre. BTW, YAC is a great thing. Pretty sweet when you run 40-50 yards after every completion in busted coverage. He only completed 10 passes.

Mutt 01-10-2012 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by atom (Post 18681414)
I am old :(:(:(

ha me too!

SuckOnThis 01-14-2012 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by justinsain (Post 18679677)
Come on man :upsidedow

Tebow passed for 316 yards against the #1 rated pass defense all year and without any interceptions.

He rushed for 50 yards which included a TD run for about 12 yards and he rushed for a couple key first downs.

He withstood the pressure of a big time NFL playoff game and threw a laser pass to win in overtime.

If you think he played alright and you're not impressed, congratulations, you are now qualified to work as a scout for the Jacksonville Jaguars :winkwink:


http://troll.me/images/casey-anthony/you-mad-bro.jpg

L-Pink 01-14-2012 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by SuckOnThis (Post 18689342)

Was waiting for this thread :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

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adendreams 01-14-2012 08:51 PM

I've really been routing for Tebow to do good... He had some decent throws last weekend and I almost started to believe he has an arm. But after tonight against the Pats...I gotta say, he's one of the worst passers I have ever seen start an NFL game.

justinsain 01-14-2012 08:58 PM

NASCAR season began this weekend so I quit watching football.

What happened?

SuckOnThis 01-14-2012 09:05 PM

Happy to see Tebow getting tebagged and teabowned by a real QB. Now maybe all the weird fundie cultists will quiet down for a while, at least while they try to figure out what excuses they are going to use to explain why the suppposed chosen golden boy was abandoned by his imaginary friend that apparently loves him so much.

All the showy posing, tebowing, and genuflecting for the camera can't cover up the fact he's not even an average QB. If the Broncos had a REAL QB, they might have gone all the way this year. It was the rest of the team made Tebow look good, NOT the other way around.


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