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pop_haines wrote:Really?

That was a fun game to watch. He's unorthodox,
but he gets the job done.

Except against teams that are good at football.

heyzeus wrote:

pop_haines wrote:Really?

That was a fun game to watch. He's unorthodox,
but he gets the job done.

Except against teams that are good at football.

A few teams have lost to the Patriots. And even with 3 fumbles, Denver put more points on the board against New England than the Cowboys, Jets (twice), Chargers, Raiders and Eagles........ but I guess all of those teams are bad at football, too.

Oh, and he also won 2 national championships in college. But those teams probably weren't very good at football, either.

wasn't that one of his better games? I only saw it in parts

He's a lot more effective than I thought he would be. He is capable of making good throws and big plays, though his best plays seem to come off broken plays or roll-outs where he has space. But that delivery is like molasses coming out of a jar...

Hungary Jack wrote:He's a lot more effective than I thought he would be. He is capable of making good throws and big plays, though his best plays seem to come off broken plays or roll-outs where he has space. But that delivery is like molasses coming out of a jar...

Having poured molasses out of a jar today, I can tell you that Tebow's delivery is much slower.

I don't know if my favorite play was the one where he lost 29 yards or where he ran backwards, looked forwards, ran backwards again but right into the guy he avoided the first time.

Socnorb11 wrote:A few teams have lost to the Patriots. And even with 3 fumbles, Denver put more points on the board against New England than the Cowboys, Jets (twice), Chargers, Raiders and Eagles........ but I guess all of those teams are bad at football, too.

Oh, and he also won 2 national championships in college. But those teams probably weren't very good at football, either.

It's almost like Denver and Florida had good defenses, or something.

The guy sucks out loud.

As far as I could tell on Sunday, Tebow's main power seems to be to make football announcers abandon their critical faculties. When they weren't hyping Tebow's mere presence, the CBS team of Jim Nantz and Phil Simms were making excuses for his poor throws and his team's mediocre play, while minimizing New England's dominance.

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