The Tebow story is a good one. I normally roll my eyes at such religious talk, but to each his own.

You think watching the Packers blow out the Broncos would be a riveting matchup? Seriously? You guys are starting to sound like LSU fans. They’re delusional enough to think they can beat the Packers, too. I’m not saying the Packers can’t be beaten. But it will take a fully functioning NFL team to do it.

Love it or hate it, the whole Tebowmania thing has certainly been a fun element to another great NFL season.

To all the lovers and the haters alike, it probably doesn’t stand a chance of happening, but imagine if the Tebows make the playoffs and roll all the way to the Super Bowl, where they meet…the Undefeated Packers. I get nauseous at the thought of all of the pregame hype and storylines, but damn, that’d make for a pretty riveting matchup.

Just sayin’!

From where I sit, it’s the Christians in the media that keep this story of a Christian football player magically winning, going.

In rational circles, he’s a game managing QB with a great defense and a last place schedule, whose team has got some great bounces and a lot of luck, which is nothing new in the NFL.

But the media knows that his story is great for web hits, advertising, and…making money, which is always the bottom line.

I’d take that over a team with one Tom Brady and a defense that plays like it is from a local girl’s school.

This is the time when, as an opponent, you want a lockerroom of atheists just so you aren’t misattributing his success to some higher power.

And, honestly, can you imagine the friction he would cause if he’d said something like this to a non-christian team-mate?

“Don’t worry. God told me we’re going to go score.”
“What? C’mon, man! Really? Now? I mean, no offense, but just shut up, alright? Why don’t you go listen to the OC instead?”

Beat someone with starters and a winning record before we all get too exited!

Plus he is using his foundation to build a hospital in the Phillipines. Probably just the beginning I’d say.

Donning mask, surgical gloves and snipping foreskins again, no doubt.

It’s Brady Time. Let’s put this thing to rest.

He must really hate Marion Barber.

“So God cares about football, but he doesn’t care about all those people who are suffering from hunger, tragedies, (fill in the blank)?”

I understand where people are coming from, but I do want to address these comments. Obviously, I have no idea if God is working through Tim Tebow on the football field. But IF HE IS, I can guarantee you it is not because he cares about football or the Broncos or whatever. And it certainly is NOT because he cares about trivial things like football more than suffering humans.

IF God is working through Tim Tebow on the football field, it is for one reason: to get people’s attention. To get people to ask questions about faith and God. To get people to see a spark in Tim Tebow and wonder if maybe they should find out more about his love for God.

And guess what? That’s exactly what is happening.

Tim Tebow has a huge passion for those suffering people that everyone keeps talking about. Did it ever occur that MAYBE, JUST MAYBE God could be using all of this Tebow hooplah to get more people to think about the things that actually DO matter?

What if there are people out there who’s faith increases by watching Tim Tebow, and maybe they watch Tim Tebow’s heart and passion for the suffering, and maybe they start to give and help and support those that are suffering too?

No, God doesn’t care about football. He cares deeply for humans and their suffering. But He realizes that humans pay a lot more to football than to suffering people, and He has to get our attention somehow.

Denver faces the most potent offense they have seen this year. Denver’s offense needs to spin the clock with the running game, and the defense needs to get to Brady 3-4 times and force a couple turnovers.

He is the favorite QB of the Devil. Look at his piss poor attitude and his team’s recent inability to win any big games. Also, they only won when they cheated, Devil, he is the biggest sideline whiner in the world, Devil, and he dumped his pregnant girlfriend for Giselle, DEVIL.

God loves Teebsus.

There are enough rescources in the world to feed everyone.

Dont blame God.

Blame greedy people.

Any unbiased football follower will see that he didn’t really perform very well during the Bears game. If the Bears had Jay Cutler, the game would be a blowout reminiscent of the Lions and Packers game. Yes, some passes were dropped but there were a few that sailed on him. Once again, the 3rd down conversion rate was atrocious.

Matt Prater was the savior and MVP of the Bears game. Tebow is STILL an inconsistent qb and his flaws will magnify as soon as the Broncos are behind.

Don’t agree? EFX does cuz despite the rhetoric you hear to satisfy the Tebowites, Tebow will not be the Broncos franchise QB until he starts producing consistently for 4 qtrs.

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Despite being a lifelong Broncos fan and a born-again Christian, I have still been hesitant to jump on the Tebow wagon and believe he is a long-term answer at QB. However, this quote has finally made me decide to jump on board. Regardless of his FB skills, the leadership alone is invaluable.

This game comes down to the Broncos D.

If they can’t keep it close then Pats should win.

OTOH if they DO manage to keep it close, say
within 10….well we all know what tends to
happen in the 4th qtr then with this dude.

Patriot Fan starts to sweat.

Hey Pats. Don’t make me sweat this Sunday, ok ?

Please ?……