Tim Tebow

[Wadecool]

This article pretty much sums up the man that Tim Tebow is.

http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/7455943/believing-tim-tebow
Go Broncos!

Great article, thanks for posting. It's easy to see why people like to root for Tebow, he is the genuine article.

 

[John VN]

I did not watch the game but was wondering if there was the obligatory shot of TT on his knee after the game ended giving thanks?

 

[happygirl]

I did not watch the game but was wondering if there was the obligatory shot of TT on his knee after the game ended giving thanks?

I dunno if there is or not. I 100 % believe he gave thanks after that game now if people got a photos that another story

 

[Goofyluver]

And you honestly don't think that this works the both ways? Those that don't like him are likely to hear all the Tebow Lovefest. But those that worship him are also just as likely to hear all the negative things being said about him. It does come down to perspective.

 

[metalis4ever]

for all that talk from last week here's something interesting.....

Gronkowski: 3 TDs Brady: 1 Punt and 6 TD passes. Pats got your 3:16

 

[PeterPan09]

I have no problem with Tebow. Seems like a genuinely nice guy. My problem is with the fans that act like Tebow is the second coming. And now some are saying The Pats won yesterday because Josh McDaniels basically gave NE the Denver playbook. Really?

I totally agree with this. Tim continues to point to Someone Else, yet people continue to worship him and not the One he points to-even people who should know better and claim to share the same faith.

The run is over, and it was a fun ride. Watching those last minute comebacks was thrilling, but in the end the result was exactly what everyone who knew anything about football expected.

 

[CPT Tripss]

for all that talk from last week here's something interesting.....

Gronkowski: 3 TDs Brady: 1 Punt and 6 TD passes. Pats got your 3:16

Legen . . . . . dary

 

[PeterPan09]

for all that talk from last week here's something interesting.....

Gronkowski: 3 TDs Brady: 1 Punt and 6 TD passes. Pats got your 3:16

The message is the same no matter who the messenger is....

 

[goofinoff]

I did not watch the game but was wondering if there was the obligatory shot of TT on his knee after the game ended giving thanks?

If he was, he was thanking God that he was still alive despite what the Pats defense did to him!!! Go Pats!!!!!

 

[lillygator]

great job Tebow....congrats pats -loved seeing spikes and hernandez doing great! anxious to see the future in denver......

 

[John VN]

If he was, he was thanking God that he was still alive despite what the Pats defense did to him!!! Go Pats!!!!!

I was thinking the same thing but also had a thought that if he did kneel the TV News would have gotten the shot as they do after his wins. So either he didn't thus reinforcing the thoughts of many or the media did not feel it was news worthy since he did not win.

 

[erin1715]

Even if he didn't take a knee on the field after the game, I have watched every single post game interview he has had with the media and he always thanks his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, whether he wins or loses.

 

[phorsenuf]

Even if he didn't take a knee on the field after the game, I have watched every single post game interview he has had with the media and he always thanks his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, whether he wins or loses.

So don't a lot of players, why aren't they showcased? This has been around a lot longer then since Tebow started it, why is that, because they don't strike a pose?

 

[Wadecool]

The message is the same no matter who the messenger is....

Very true.

 

[roliepolieoliefan]

So don't a lot of players, why aren't they showcased? This has been around a lot longer then since Tebow started it, why is that, because they don't strike a pose?

Agreed! Troy Polamalu is a very religious person. Most people wouldn't know that because it was never hyped all over the news because he chooses to pray and thank God in private.

 

[FlightlessDuck]

So don't a lot of players, why aren't they showcased? This has been around a lot longer then since Tebow started it, why is that, because they don't strike a pose?

Ever see someone point to the sky after making points? I do, all the time, especially kickers. David Akers comes to mind.

 

[Missy1961]

So don't a lot of players, why aren't they showcased? This has been around a lot longer then since Tebow started it, why is that, because they don't strike a pose?

And actually, Tebow isn't the first to strike that pose. Mark Bavaro, who played for on the Giants Super Bowl winning team of 1987, did that pose during the Super Bowl & did it after that.

 

[John VN]

Agreed! Troy Polamalu is a very religious person. Most people wouldn't know that because it was never hyped all over the news because he chooses to pray and thank God in private.

I do not know of Troy Polamalu and his religious fervor and this is great with me. I prefer not having religion pushed in my face unless I am at a person's home or place of worship.

Have wondered for years what would happen if/when someone was to prostrate themselves.

 

[TLHB70]

This article pretty much sums up the man that Tim Tebow is.

http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/7455943/believing-tim-tebow
Go Broncos!

What a wonderful article! Thank you so much for sharing it.
This is why I am a Tebow fan!


Congrats to the Patriots on their win. I have to admit that I wanted the game to go the other way, but I will definitely be cheering for the Patriots next weekend.
That was a painful game to watch. I had to go to bed by the end of the 3rd quarter; I just could not watch any longer. It reminded me,painfully, of my LSU Tigers game on Monday night.
I agree with another poster that said it looked as if the Broncos O line did not even show up at the game. I said on Tuesday that my Tigers team did not show up for their game Monday night either....

 

[phorsenuf]

Ever see someone point to the sky after making points? I do, all the time, especially kickers. David Akers comes to mind.

Yes, I do see it often actually. This is what I'm saying. Why hasn't the media made a big deal out of those players. Why Tim? Thanking God during a game has been around a whole lot longer. I guess I just don't understand all the hoopla and whay he stands above the others. I actually do have a theory, but I'll refrain.