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ORIGINAL: TheRaptorJesus

Anyone who thinks Tebow was the reason the Broncos lost that game obviously doesn't understand anything about football or sports in general.

That game illustrated just how many deficiencies this Denver team had and shows how amazing it is that they got as far as they did. Remember that this was the team that had the second pick in the draft last year and began the year looking like they'd be in the hunt for the #1 pick. Instead they made it to the second round of the playoffs.

Now Tebow gets an entire off-season to progress and work with his receivers. Something a lot of people overlook (because most of you don't actually know anything about the ins and outs of the game) is that until he was named the starter before the Dolphins game, he barely got any work with the first team offense. An entire off-season to build chemistry and hopefully add some necessary pieces will do wonders.

Haters can hate all they want. The Broncos should have been in the bottom barrel of the league and instead made it into the second round of the playoffs. They wouldn't have done that with Kyle Orton. Tim Tebow is obviously an NFL quality QB and people who say otherwise are still clinging to bullshit even his most ardent detractors have dropped.

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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u

So your contention is that anyone who puts their hands under a centers ass is,in fact,an NFL qb...irregardless of his lack of talent.

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"Tebow prayed to Jesus, and Brady sucked Satan's cock"

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ORIGINAL: FatDomDaddy

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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u

So your contention is that anyone who puts their hands under a centers ass is,in fact,an NFL qb...irregardless of his lack of talent.

My contention is that Tim Tebow has been for two seasons and is in fact, an NFL Quarterback.

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ORIGINAL: FatDomDaddy

So how'd he get there?

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ORIGINAL: FatDomDaddy

In the terms of reality, without having to qualify my statement or dance around with semantics, Tim Tebow is an NFL quarterback.

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ORIGINAL: DomKen

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ORIGINAL: TheRaptorJesus

Anyone who thinks Tebow was the reason the Broncos lost that game obviously doesn't understand anything about football or sports in general.

That game illustrated just how many deficiencies this Denver team had and shows how amazing it is that they got as far as they did. Remember that this was the team that had the second pick in the draft last year and began the year looking like they'd be in the hunt for the #1 pick. Instead they made it to the second round of the playoffs.

Now Tebow gets an entire off-season to progress and work with his receivers. Something a lot of people overlook (because most of you don't actually know anything about the ins and outs of the game) is that until he was named the starter before the Dolphins game, he barely got any work with the first team offense. An entire off-season to build chemistry and hopefully add some necessary pieces will do wonders.

Haters can hate all they want. The Broncos should have been in the bottom barrel of the league and instead made it into the second round of the playoffs. They wouldn't have done that with Kyle Orton. Tim Tebow is obviously an NFL quality QB and people who say otherwise are still clinging to bullshit even his most ardent detractors have dropped.

Tebow was almost the sole reason the game was as badly out of hand as it was. The Denver offence was completely unable to put together sustained drives in the first half which meant NE kept getting the ball which meant Denver's defence was on the field far too long which both tired them out but also kept their coaches from making vital adjustments to their schemes (notice how they never adjusted to Hernandez out of the RB slot).

When the network announcers started discussing the poor quality of Tebow's spiral they were basically saying "This guy has no business on the field."

A full offseason might help assuming that he is so stupid he couldn't read the playbook without help or that a man in his 20's who has played QB most of his life can be coached into a tighter spiral.

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ORIGINAL: TheRaptorJesus

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ORIGINAL: DomKen

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ORIGINAL: TheRaptorJesus

Anyone who thinks Tebow was the reason the Broncos lost that game obviously doesn't understand anything about football or sports in general.

That game illustrated just how many deficiencies this Denver team had and shows how amazing it is that they got as far as they did. Remember that this was the team that had the second pick in the draft last year and began the year looking like they'd be in the hunt for the #1 pick. Instead they made it to the second round of the playoffs.

Now Tebow gets an entire off-season to progress and work with his receivers. Something a lot of people overlook (because most of you don't actually know anything about the ins and outs of the game) is that until he was named the starter before the Dolphins game, he barely got any work with the first team offense. An entire off-season to build chemistry and hopefully add some necessary pieces will do wonders.

Haters can hate all they want. The Broncos should have been in the bottom barrel of the league and instead made it into the second round of the playoffs. They wouldn't have done that with Kyle Orton. Tim Tebow is obviously an NFL quality QB and people who say otherwise are still clinging to bullshit even his most ardent detractors have dropped.

Tebow was almost the sole reason the game was as badly out of hand as it was. The Denver offence was completely unable to put together sustained drives in the first half which meant NE kept getting the ball which meant Denver's defence was on the field far too long which both tired them out but also kept their coaches from making vital adjustments to their schemes (notice how they never adjusted to Hernandez out of the RB slot).

When the network announcers started discussing the poor quality of Tebow's spiral they were basically saying "This guy has no business on the field."

A full offseason might help assuming that he is so stupid he couldn't read the playbook without help or that a man in his 20's who has played QB most of his life can be coached into a tighter spiral.

Did you watch the game? Did you see the porous offensive line? Did you see that not only was there one person penetrating immediately every play, but multiple people.

Put any QB on Denver's team and they would have lost that game. Aaron Rodgers couldn't even have salvaged that. To say otherwise is lunacy.