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Okay ... do you believe Tebow can do it now?

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17 months ago

If you didn't believe that Tebow could be an NFL quarterback before today, do you believe it now?
Tim Tebow wins. That's the only way to describe it.
Are you a believer?
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17 months ago

Franz Beard said...
If you didn't believe that Tebow could be an NFL quarterback before today, do you believe it now?
Tim Tebow wins. That's the only way to describe it.
Are you a believer?

i always knew but there are alot of haters and non belivers god bless him
go gators
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17 months ago

What the experts miss, is that in the crunch Tebow has not turned it over and has been making pretty good decisions to put the team in a position to win...
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17 months ago

Too many people want to try to judge him based on raw skills. And he may never be a prototypical NFL QB.
But what they fail to take into consideration is the intangible talent he has to inspire the players around him to play harder. He did it at UF and he continues to do it now.
It took a couple of games for him to prove himself to his teammates. But now you see Denver's OL starting to play well, which really makes Tebow look that much better.
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17 months ago

Since Week 7 he leads the NFL in passing yards in the fourth quarter. The guys has been a winner at every level he's played. Just think if he actually had NFL-caliber receivers and running backs.
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17 months ago

Denver should have had more points on the board-they had at least 6 drops on very catchable balls
I have never for a minute doubted Timy would make it

This post was edited by g8orbill on 12/11/2011 at 7:41 PM
And that's a first down!
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17 months ago

Tim Tebow - ALL I DO IS WIN

Tim Tebow got some time off and decided to celebrate how all he does is win.
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17 months ago

Tebow is getting better as the season progresses. He was very good throwing against Minnesota and very good yesterday. He had a ton of drops or else his stats would have been strong start to finish.
I tuned in toward the end of the first half. I watched Tebow miss 5 straight passes, 4 of them drops. Then, as color commentator Daryl Johnston started upbraiding the Denver receivers for drops, his receiver dropped the long bomb TD pass. It was terrible.
Denver traded their only decent receiver to Miami right around the time they started Tebow. It's pretty clear that they intended to tank the season, get the Tebow experiment over with, and move on. Well, that's not how things worked out. Imagine how good Tebow would look if he actually had someone to throw to.
Billy the Kid, age 47, 450 victories, 5 SEC Championships, 2 National Championships... and counting!
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17 months ago

Never had a doubt. Tebow is a force of nature. He will succeed for sure be a hall of famer...
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17 months ago

No matter what he does, he will never get any credit from the "Haters ". He will succeed only because of the other teams failure.
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17 months ago

Gotham Gator said...
Tebow is getting better as the season progresses. He was very good throwing against Minnesota and very good yesterday. He had a ton of drops or else his stats would have been strong start to finish.
I tuned in toward the end of the first half. I watched Tebow miss 5 straight passes, 4 of them drops. Then, as color commentator Daryl Johnston started upbraiding the Denver receivers for drops, his receiver dropped the long bomb TD pass. It was terrible.
Denver traded their only decent receiver to Miami right around the time they started Tebow. It's pretty clear that they intended to tank the season, get the Tebow experiment over with, and move on. Well, that's not how things worked out. Imagine how good Tebow would look if he actually had someone to throw to.

They traded Lloyd to St. Louis, you are thinking of the Marshall trade that happened a few years ago.
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17 months ago

Why is Todd McShay so quiet now?
And do you hear Merrill Hodge backtracking every week?
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