Is the guy in this video in trouble for turning his back on Tebow so quickly, Tim did so much for Denver.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwVQiGHfUJg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwVQiGHfUJg
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But he took the Broncos to the playoffs, watch this fans reaction in the video to getting rid of Tebow, no appreciation for all Tim did for them.
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No Denver's defense and the coaching staff's creative play-calling got them to the play-offs.
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wannaberocker
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In sports you're only as good as your last win. Tim will eventually get his chance in NY and he has to take it. I wish him the best of luck. As far as Denver is concerned, i dont think Tim cares if they turned their back on him so fast.
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I am neither a Denver or a NY fan but wherever Tebow goes, I will be rooting for him.
Even if he never plays another snap, he has done so much more than almost any other athlete (maybe all) in getting Jesus on prime time TV. I hope he is able to keep it up
Even if he never plays another snap, he has done so much more than almost any other athlete (maybe all) in getting Jesus on prime time TV. I hope he is able to keep it up
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I love sports, but that is part of the downside to it. Very few players are truly revered by fans even if they put their heart and soul into their jobs.
Tebow is not a great QB and will probably never be a great QB, but nobody likes to put a lot of effort into something only to have your efforts discounted.
Tebow is not a great QB and will probably never be a great QB, but nobody likes to put a lot of effort into something only to have your efforts discounted.
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Tim Tebow did exceptionally well in an offensive scheme (in Denver) that was modeled for a right-handed pocket passer. While he didn't deliver a Super Bowl for Denver, he hasn't really been given a fair chance to demonstrate his skill set either. Taking over from the backup QB position, he accomplished more than many others would in the same position.
If Tebow were established at the beginning of the season as a starting QB and the offensive was built around him and his playing style, we would have a better idea of how good he really is. It's best to remember that most of the great QB's (Marino, Elway, P. Manning, Montana, etc) didn't exactly produce undefeated seasons as soon as they started playing, and Manning is now showing that in a different offense (Denver) he isn't as impressive as he was with the Colts offense that was pieced together to maximize his abilities.
If Tebow were established at the beginning of the season as a starting QB and the offensive was built around him and his playing style, we would have a better idea of how good he really is. It's best to remember that most of the great QB's (Marino, Elway, P. Manning, Montana, etc) didn't exactly produce undefeated seasons as soon as they started playing, and Manning is now showing that in a different offense (Denver) he isn't as impressive as he was with the Colts offense that was pieced together to maximize his abilities.
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