All you Tebow haters

[MadJack]

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[bigboto]

How do you NOT cheer for Tebow???

:shrug:

TIE GAME!

 

[Dr Feelgood]

How do you NOT cheer for Tebow???

:shrug:

TIE GAME!

win or lose...I'm all in for this guy...It ain't pretty but he can only get better...

 

[LonghornMM]

Wow! Unbelievable!! I can't believe I won that Denver bet :00hour

 

[Corley1011]

I think that was more of Miami handing that game over to Denver...


Now they can get rid of douche of a coach and hope to get Luck

 

[Hashish]

Not sure how anyone can root against Tebow. Maybe some are more comfortable rooting for the criminal element that populates the ranks of the NFL?

 

[sdf]

good job tim. i stand corrected...and a few dollars richer.

you arent as bad as you looked today

 

[sds222]

good job tim. i stand corrected...and a few dollars richer.

you arent as bad as you looked today

I don't know he looked pretty damn bad to me.
You don't have to hate him or like him to see his inability to make throws which unfortunately is a prerequisite for playing QB in the NFL. Yeah yeah they won but lets see how they do the rest of the way with him at the helm before we go sucking the guys dick.

Detroit next week could give us a better picture.

 

[Zamo]

Way to go TEBOW!!!

YAH he looked TERRIBLE for 57 minutes but I LIKE cheering for him!!! Just as others pointed out.....he is a GOOD GUY...maybe not a great or even good QB....but you cant help but cheer for him!!

Crazy finish!! LOVED IT!!!

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[IowaDonk]

Dan Reeves.. I mean John Fox handcuffed him all day. When they let Tebow be Tebow he had success. Sorry all you haters you lost money!

 

[gardenweasel]

i would warm that crow up in the micro first....:lol:

 

[Full court press]

Not a great QB but he is a great leader which is even more important

 

[VMANIA]

Roll call please:

Roll call please:

As for today (not talking about future ramifications)

Correct: myself, Mike Ditka, Bill Romanowski and Roger Staubach.....3 guys that would love to buy you a brewski (or a PED in Romo's case) and talk football with you and perhaps one of the NFL's all time underratged QB's (top ten all-time in my book)

Incorrect: pretentious and ridculous ESPN douchebags Merrill Hoge and Trent Dilfer...hey Merrill and Trent, if yiou're not down with what happened in the last 3 minutes in South Beach, I have 2 words for ya..........

SUCK IT

 

[LetsMakeMoney]

NO pedestrian QB would have brought a team back down 15 in 2 mins to win a game so for the people that talked shit about tebow, i agree with VMANIA

SUCK IT :00hour :00hour

GATOR CHOMP BABY IN YO FACE!! :spotting: :spotting:

 

[johnnyonthespot]

NO pedestrian QB would have brought a team back down 15 in 2 mins to win a game so for the people that talked shit about tebow, i agree with VMANIA

SUCK IT :00hour :00hour

GATOR CHOMP BABY IN YO FACE!! :spotting: :spotting:

I'm still in the "the jury is out camp" but to this point - Oh you absolutely can be a pedestrian QB and do that.

You musn't have seen this game. If you don't feel like reading it all, here is the relevant part. Bears were down 14 points with less than a minute to go:

"After Shane Matthews hit Marty Booker with a nine-yard touchdown pass to pull Chicago within 21-14 with 28 seconds left, the Bears perfectly executed an onside kick.

Paul Edinger kicked to his left and the ball took a high bounce. Cleveland's Percy Ellsworth got a hand on it, but Chicago's Jerry Azumah knocked it away and Bobbie Howard recovered for the Bears at the Cleveland 47.

With one timeout and 24 seconds left, Matthews hit Allen with passes of four and nine yards to the Cleveland 34.

After calling a timeout with eight seconds left, Matthews set up in the shotgun and lofted a pass to the right side of the end zone. Ellsworth leaped with a teammate and a pair of Chicago receivers and batted the ball up instead of down. Allen came flying into the end zone and made a diving catch off the carom, hurdling Booker to tie the game at 21-21 and sending the fans into a frenzy."

So are you suggesting that Shane Matthews (another former Florida QB) was a good NFL QB?

 

[LetsMakeMoney]

I'm still in the "the jury is out camp" but to this point - Oh you absolutely can be a pedestrian QB and do that.

You musn't have seen this game. If you don't feel like reading it all, here is the relevant part. Bears were down 14 points with less than a minute to go:

"After Shane Matthews hit Marty Booker with a nine-yard touchdown pass to pull Chicago within 21-14 with 28 seconds left, the Bears perfectly executed an onside kick.

Paul Edinger kicked to his left and the ball took a high bounce. Cleveland's Percy Ellsworth got a hand on it, but Chicago's Jerry Azumah knocked it away and Bobbie Howard recovered for the Bears at the Cleveland 47.

With one timeout and 24 seconds left, Matthews hit Allen with passes of four and nine yards to the Cleveland 34.

After calling a timeout with eight seconds left, Matthews set up in the shotgun and lofted a pass to the right side of the end zone. Ellsworth leaped with a teammate and a pair of Chicago receivers and batted the ball up instead of down. Allen came flying into the end zone and made a diving catch off the carom, hurdling Booker to tie the game at 21-21 and sending the fans into a frenzy."

So are you suggesting that Shane Matthews (another former Florida QB) was a good NFL QB?

that wasn't shane matthew's first start and there wasn't so much pressure on him to perform well with millions of critics and eyes on him....under the circumstances i think he did a hell of a job :0008

 

[LetsMakeMoney]

This whole thing was about some jack asses around here with their public plays bullshit trying to knock on him but i'm so fukin glad he won the game and made them lose money :00hour :00hour :00hour :00hour LOVE IT!!

 

[joz]

wasn't tebows first start either :facepalm:

 

[gardenweasel]

let`s remember...the guy plays for denver...he`s gonna lose games no matter what he does....

he won this one on the road after a rough start....he played pretty badly for 3 quarters...but again,it`s denver.....the jury is obviously still out...he has issues to straighten out(mechanics/reading defenses/just plain experience in general)....but the same can be said for blaine gabbert and several others in the league...colt mccoy is in a similar situation...he`s shown occasional spurts of ability...but he plays for the browns..that compounds the difficulty of the learning process ...

imo,at best,he could possibly reach a similar level of success as a guy like vince young...i never thought that young could be a pro qb based on his throwing issues...but he was able to have a little run with tennessee based on his ability to win late by sheer force of will...unfortunately,he has other issues(mental) that tebow doesn`t have....

i don`t know whether tebow will ever be a winning starter...but if you look at some of the shite playing qb in the league at the moment,at the very least,he should be able to become a situational/solid back-up with some experience....

i hope he succeeds...we have enough vince young`s/vicks in the league..time will tell...

 

[sonic2538]

Next week at home against Lions, 1 TD 3 picks, Orton comes in to stop the bleeding.