Most teams install special packages for athletic QB’s. The Broncos need to install special packages because their starting QB basically can’t throw.

I’m not a Tebow hater, per say, but I am pretty much convinced that he is not a starting caliber QB in the league.

With that said, I’d love to have him on my team. I’ve always felt that athletic QB’s make the best backups. Plus I’ve been saying all along that Tebow’s true position in the NFL is as a special short yardage and goal line QB, and occasional “wildcat”.

You put him in on 3rd and 1 with a power back and go QB sneak, dive, zone read, with an occasional roll out pass I think he would be a great addition to any team with a substandard offense, especially run game. But as a starting QB you are looking at scoring 3 points against KC on occasion and that is just a bit silly.

What source? Who’s the rat?

Two things:

1. It’s Brady Quinn, his hand doesn’t get hot.
2. The Steelers are very familiar with Brady.
3. It’s Brady Quinn

This reeks of desperation and it’s embarrassing.

Was there a news story where Big Ben went Godzilla on some USC cheerleaders that I missed or did you just screw up your joke by getting the alma mater wrong?

Over the years I have seen endzone prayers, then the evolution of “group” prayer at the end of games and though many find it over the top, or distasteful, it makes me wonder what is it about Tebow that attracts all the hate? He’s just an enthusiastic young kid who had a great college career and states over and over that when he was winning it was because his teammates made him look good. IMHO chest pumping bravado and dances everytime a player makes a tackle or makes a catch, even when they are losing is pathetic. And then to hear them talk about themselves …the drama queens of the NFL.

I thought the article was on Brady Quinn getting reps and as I continued to read, Tebow and God Tebow and God. If Rev White were alive he would straighten it out I am sure. Excuse the rant.

I am no fan of Tim Tebow. The main reason is obvious(look at my screen name), he plays for the Broncos. The lesser reason is the insane media overexposure. Other than that, he seems like a good person, and I have no problem with his faith, or his wearing of it on his sleeves. He’s hardly the first player to express his faith in God, and I find it odd that it bothers so many people.

Maybe it’s a different breed of fans, but you never see this sort of reaction from NASCAR fans, which is an event that always begins with a prayer broadcasted on live television along with our national anthem. Yea, one can claim the lame rednecks bla bla bla angle, but that stereotype is no longer usable in this era of the sport/event. They have a very broad fan base now

I guess my point is this. Tebow has a right to express his faith if he wants to, as it’s protected by the first amendment of our constitution.

Next, I would like to add that our government can’t even fix the more important problems they currently face, and have no business wasting tax dollars on NFL rules and policies. I’ve always found it absurd that our elected officials have been used for silly hearings over baseball and other professional sports. If you don’t like what’s going on in today’s NFL, change the channel and vote with your remote.

Or is Brady’s part in the game plan to call up some USC girls that will hang out in the lobby of the Steelers hotel, waiting for Ben and his “assistants” to arrive and greet them on Saturday night?