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[Derelict]

Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow, in the middle of a noteworthy second season in which he has lead his team to a 5-1 record since taking over as starter, will be featured on the cover of the premiere issue of NFL Magazine, which will be available at a newsstand or bookstore near you on Dec. 13 ($4.99).

[EL GRANDE WHOPPO]

Derelict, on 01 December 2011 - 08:26 PM, said:

Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow, in the middle of a noteworthy second season in which he has lead his team to a 5-1 record since taking over as starter, will be featured on the cover of the premiere issue of NFL Magazine, which will be available at a newsstand or bookstore near you on Dec. 13 ($4.99).

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Broncos defense is the real reason why they have gone 5-1. Even a myopic fool like you should be able to see that.

[TZT]

EL GRANDE WHOPPO, on 02 December 2011 - 10:50 AM, said:

Broncos defense is the real reason why they have gone 5-1. Even a myopic fool like you should be able to see that.

Hahaha.  You kill me.

[EvenSteven]

To be fair, they couldn't win with the same defense with Kyle Orton as starting QB.

[Nanizm]

EvenSteven, on 02 December 2011 - 04:02 PM, said:

To be fair, they couldn't win with the same defense with Kyle Orton as starting QB.

The defense wasn’t playing like they have been these last few games during this streak.

The Denver defense has given up no more than 13 points in the last 3 games.

The MVPs of this team are Dumerville, Von Miller and Eric Decker for somehow figuring out how to be in the area of those wobblers from Tebow.

The defense deserves 100% of the credit for being strong despite being on the field so long with Tebow’s constant 3 and outs.  

Its like playing with a retard and you give have simple tasks so that he doesn’t screw up or get in the way of the normal people playing the game. The rest of the team does the heavy lifting while you minimize the retards impact so that he doesn’t screw it up for the rest.

[EL GRANDE WHOPPO]

Nanizm, on 02 December 2011 - 04:45 PM, said:

The defense wasn’t playing like they have been these last few games during this streak.

The Denver defense has given up no more than 13 points in the last 3 games.

The MVPs of this team are Dumerville, Von Miller and Eric Decker for somehow figuring out how to be in the area of those wobblers from Tebow.

The defense deserves 100% of the credit for being strong despite being on the field so long with Tebow’s constant 3 and outs.  

Its like playing with a retard and you give have simple tasks so that he doesn’t screw up or get in the way of the normal people playing the game. The rest of the team does the heavy lifting while you minimize the retards impact so that he doesn’t screw it up for the rest.

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner. Exactly spot on. Not saying that Kyle Orton does not suck as well but Denver's defense pretty much stepped it up since Tebow took over as a starter probably knowing they had little margin for error. Other than the game in Oakland the Denver offense has pretty much sucked. It has also helped that they have played offensively challenged teams for the most part. Detroit which at the time had a potent offense shredded them. Like I have said before Buncos are a one trick pony with Tebow. They need to keep games close and get some breaks to win with Tebow and that is just what has happened. Lucky win in Miami because their idiot coach cannot ad, lucky win versus overrated Jets and a win against a Charger team that basically has thrown in the towel and has a ton of injuries. A win against a bad K.C. team in which Tebow threw for less than 70 yards. Are you fucking joking? I guess it will take the Patriot game for the myopics to get it since they get to play a miserable viking team this weekend and will probably figure out a way to eke out a win.

[EL GRANDE WHOPPO]

TZT, on 02 December 2011 - 02:53 PM, said:

Hahaha.  You kill me.

Atleast I am good for something. Must be fun living in a city of ninnies worshipping a quarterback who can't throw consistently and gets a ton of credit for putting up about 17 points a game. Denver fans should know something about qbs. They had one the best ever. This fraud Tebow is not even close. The fall is coming real soon.

[TZT]

EL GRANDE WHOPPO, on 02 December 2011 - 11:33 PM, said:

Atleast I am good for something. Must be fun living in a city of ninnies worshipping a quarterback who can't throw consistently and gets a ton of credit for putting up about 17 points a game. Denver fans should know something about qbs. They had one the best ever. This fraud Tebow is not even close. The fall is coming real soon.

It is almost impossible to listen to Denver sports radio because of Tebow. It is all they talk about.

[Derelict]

Timmy does it again!

[Derelict]

While Al Michaels and Bob Costas are discussing the Denver Broncos improving to 6-1 this season with quarterback Tim Tebow starting, former Gators wide receiver now NBC color commentator Cris Collinsworth does the Gator Chomp

TIMMAH!!!!!!

[EvenSteven]

Nanizm, on 02 December 2011 - 04:45 PM, said:

The defense wasn’t playing like they have been these last few games during this streak.

The Denver defense has given up no more than 13 points in the last 3 games.

The MVPs of this team are Dumerville, Von Miller and Eric Decker for somehow figuring out how to be in the area of those wobblers from Tebow.

The defense deserves 100% of the credit for being strong despite being on the field so long with Tebow’s constant 3 and outs.  

Its like playing with a retard and you give have simple tasks so that he doesn’t screw up or get in the way of the normal people playing the game. The rest of the team does the heavy lifting while you minimize the retards impact so that he doesn’t screw it up for the rest.

So he goes 6-1 and gets 0% credit?  There comes a point where he should get some credit, not for his throwing prowess, but for his ability to lead the team.  6-1 as a starting QB in the NFL is very noteworthy, doesn't matter who they played.

[Nanizm]

EvenSteven, on 06 December 2011 - 02:38 PM, said:

So he goes 6-1 and gets 0% credit?  There comes a point where he should get some credit, not for his throwing prowess, but for his ability to lead the team.  6-1 as a starting QB in the NFL is very noteworthy, doesn't matter who they played.

No. Zero credit.

They developed a system around his inabilities more than what he can do. He cant throw so they developed a system where they run 90% of the time and if he does throw they are simple dump offs, screens, etc. They never put the guy in a position to lose the game with turnovers. So they place the onus completely on the defense to keep the score low, create turn overs and scoring opportunities. That is why this is even working, not Tebow.

Like I said, you can get any running back in the league and run what Denver is running for Tebow. You likely will find a few of them to throw significantly better than Tebow.

[Derelict]

ESPN announced Tuesday that the network has decided to spend one full hour of SportsCenter on Wednesday (2-3 p.m. EST) highlighting, discussing and debating one man – Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow.

The hour, which is expected to feature at least 10 separate segments on Tebow, will cover the NFL’s most debated player from a number of angles.

There will be highlights of his fourth-quarter comebacks, a live report from the Broncos facility, a touchscreen segment, a feature from Ed Werder “Winning the Tebow Way,” a top 10 consisting of Tebow’s greatest moments, and a segment dedicated to his fantasy football impact. ESPN will also have former players and current NFL analysts debating Tebow’s development on the field as well as his future in Denver.

[EL GRANDE WHOPPO]

Nanizm, on 06 December 2011 - 03:23 PM, said:

<br />No. Zero credit. <br /><br />They developed a system around his inabilities more than what he can do. He cant throw so they developed a system where they run 90% of the time and if he does throw they are simple dump offs, screens, etc. They never put the guy in a position to lose the game with turnovers. So they place the onus completely on the defense to keep the score low, create turn overs and scoring opportunities. That is why this is even working, not Tebow. <br /><br />Like I said, you can get any running back in the league and run what Denver is running for Tebow. You likely will find a few of them to throw significantly better than Tebow.<br />

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He does deserve lots of credit for the win on Sunday. He did make some nice throws and actually completed over 50% of his passes for probably the first time and also passed for over 200 yards. Granted it came against a godawful Viking defense. In two of the six wins he has played well (Raiders and Vikings) and has pretty much been a passenger in their other four wins. I doubt he can keep this up for the course of a full season much less an entire career. We will find out next year because he has almost certainly earned the starting spot in denver next year. I don ot really have a problem with Tebow other than i think that he sucks as an NFL quarterback and that he is getting TOO much credit for Denver winning. He has looked pretty horrible in the majority of his time as a started but the defense has been able to keep games close and he has been clutch in the fourth quarter of most of their wins. He does deserve credit for that. We will see what happen next year when coaches on other teams have a full season to prepare for him. Will be interesting to see how he plays in the playoffs this season if Denver gets there.
Looks like they should be the favorites in the AFC West as of now. Got to play Vikes without Peterson and now they have Bears at home without Forte or Cutler. Even on Sunday Denver defense produce 9 points and set Denver up in position to win with late interception. I still am not convinced Tebow can succeed in the long run but that is why they play the gsames.

[EvenSteven]

Derelict, on 06 December 2011 - 06:23 PM, said:

ESPN announced Tuesday that the network has decided to spend one full hour of SportsCenter on Wednesday (2-3 p.m. EST) highlighting, discussing and debating one man – Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow.

The hour, which is expected to feature at least 10 separate segments on Tebow, will cover the NFL’s most debated player from a number of angles.

There will be highlights of his fourth-quarter comebacks, a live report from the Broncos facility, a touchscreen segment, a feature from Ed Werder “Winning the Tebow Way,” a top 10 consisting of Tebow’s greatest moments, and a segment dedicated to his fantasy football impact. ESPN will also have former players and current NFL analysts debating Tebow’s development on the field as well as his future in Denver.

lol     

[Bryon]

Derelict, on 06 December 2011 - 06:23 PM, said:

ESPN announced Tuesday that the network has decided to spend one full hour of SportsCenter on Wednesday (2-3 p.m. EST) highlighting, discussing and debating one man – Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow.

The hour, which is expected to feature at least 10 separate segments on Tebow, will cover the NFL’s most debated player from a number of angles.

There will be highlights of his fourth-quarter comebacks, a live report from the Broncos facility, a touchscreen segment, a feature from Ed Werder “Winning the Tebow Way,” a top 10 consisting of Tebow’s greatest moments, and a segment dedicated to his fantasy football impact. ESPN will also have former players and current NFL analysts debating Tebow’s development on the field as well as his future in Denver.

Good Godd, I may have to watch the Kardasians for the first time.

[Derelict]

I do not know why ESPN is doing this.

[EvenSteven]

I would like to comment on Denver's latest come back win against the Bears...but I am too busy "Tebowing" right now... hehehe!!

[TZT]

EvenSteven, on 12 December 2011 - 03:42 PM, said:

I would like to comment on Denver's latest come back win against the Bears...but I am too busy "Tebowing" right now... hehehe!!

She needs to be on both knees palms down.

[Nanizm]

This ride will soon be over. I cant believe how incredibly lucky the Broncos have been, which in turn keeps this Tebow hype machine alive. Stupid coaching decisions, bonehead plays, below average teams, playing teams with main players out have all contributed to the advantageous conditions. Defense is still playing great but they haven’t really been tested by a strong offense.

I cant believe how stupid really smart people in the sports industry are in regards to this Tebow fiasco. The media has placed so much attention on him for the Broncos 7-1 record. That is disrespectful to Fox who has been amazing at making this garbage work and the defense that has been lights out. Did the media give Dilfer all the credit for the 2000-01 Ravens team that won the superbowl? No, rightfully so they ignored his contributions and gave all its attention to the defense because it the reason that the team won. Dilfer was merely asked not to do anything stupid.