“Well, folks, you know, I asked myself
‘What would Vince Lombardi do?’

And I decided that Lombardi would probably
play whoever the loudest fans TOLD him to play.

Likewise, beginning with the Dolphin game,
fans will will text in to our sidelines, and
instruct us on what PLAYS to call.
Lombardi would be sooooo proud of me!”

“The Loveable Losers”

Has a nice ring to it. Maybe now these people will get what they’ve been wishing for.

3-13, at best, if not worse.

1. smashing stationary tackling dummies at full speed.

2.picking up loose balls from the turf and running them in to the end zone

3. Defensive team touchdown dances

4. Guffawing from the gut after a pass to a wide open WR hits the ground 3 feet in front of him.

Or, the Broncos can play Tebow. He’s probably better than 6-21.

Go Lions! Go Badgers! Go Tigers!

Say what you want about McDaniels, under his offensive schemes the Broncos moved the ball and scored, the defense is what lost those games.

Second, if you actually listened to the post game interview then you would know that all that running around on the final play was part of the plan to buy time and get someone open in the end zone. They talked about it in the huddle.

Third, I don’t think Fox and Elway could be less happy about this development. Tebow has a loooong way to go. But this fact is undeniable…Mile High was a morgue through the first 3 quarters. Once Fox/McCoy realized that Timmy just couldn’t run the stuff designed for Orton and finally just put him in the gun and let him do what he does, he was electric. He doesn’t get rattled and he can certainly improvise. The kid is just flat-out exciting and his team fed off of that. Did you see how fired up Ayers was after he forced Rivers to fumble? This was an entirely different team in the fourth quarter. Now they have two weeks to design some stuff around him and see what they’ve got. Honestly, I really doubt it succeeds once defenses get some film and game plan for him, but, hell, at least it should be entertaining.

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This may be your Luck-y day, then.

Timmy might be exciting all the way to 2-14.

The Broncs did not turn down an offer from Miami. Orton refused to renegotiate his contract to anything Miami wanted to pay. It looks to me like both Miami and Orton were correct. Orton had the best deal he could expect and Miami didn’t want to pay him top dollar.

As for the guy who wants to fire somebody for extending Orton’s contract: They already did that… His name was Josh.

When, not if, when Tebow fails to meet your overly-high expectations, then what?

I’ve been a Bears fan since the 1960′s and the mantra has always been the same: Our favorite quarterback is the one holding the clip board. Welcome to our world.

The only reason people like yahmule make up stuff about Tebow’s intangibles is because there are no TANGIBLES to back up their hysteria. The reason there’s so much chaos on the field with Tebow is because he can’t run the offense and people are trying to figure out what to do while he’s running around back there trying to be the hero.

Someone needs to copy and paste this into every Tebow post. Cuda just nutshell’d the entire discussion.

I was at the game and it was like a switch went off in the stadium when he came in! I don’t think he is the answer at quarterback, but i found myself standing up and cheering for the guy.(I think he was the biggest waste of draft picks in the history of the Broncos). He does bring a new dimension to the offense and was fun to watch!

He plays with passion and excitement, I would take 10 more losses like that over watching Orton do absolutely nothing. Timmy loves to compete and play, and it shows. Let him play. Teams will no doubt prepare and make him do what he is not good at, see if he can do it or not.

Tebow posted a 101.7 quarterback rating while throwing one touchdown and running the ball for 38 yards and one touchdown

Tebow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Signed, John Fox