You people don't understand, it's the intangibles that St. Timmeh brings...the intensity

[joeybee12]

and leadership that wins the games...why, his presence ALLOWED the defense to strip the ball in OT...yes, he is directly responsible for that fumble and therefore the win!

Well...anyway, that's what the storyline is...bullshit, sure, but get used to it over the next few weeks.

[4lbs]

1. I think he was also responsible for the Donkeys recovering that onside kick to give them that final

chance.

Even though he didn't kick the ball or was part of the recovery team out there.

He just willed it to happen from the sidelines. Those 11 guys on the field could have just sat down and the ball would have wondrously found it's way into one of their hands!

[joeybee12]

2. Excellent point!!!!!

:toast:

[trumad]

3. IN OT---

He went 3 and out.... Miami got the ball back...was driving and then fumbled.

Fox ran the ball 3 times for no gain and settled for a 52 yard try.

IE: He had no confidence in Tebow in OT

[El Supremo]

4. I gotta live with this all week. >>

Or longer

[TZ]

5. Oh dear

Thats exactly what I feared would be happening this week. So glad I'm far away from Denver. National media slurping is gonna be bad enough

[Auggie]

6. Lions. Next week.

Two losses in a row. Bet this guy is pissed.

[Mudoria]

7. W

[El Supremo]

8. "The intangibles that he brings"

"Tebow Time is never boring. What happened against the Dolphins is almost inexplicable. Tebow’s will to win, the intangibles he brings to this team are really tough to identify. For 3 and 3/4 quarters Tebow looked, well, very much like a college quarterback. Some of his passes were absolutely horrendous. But as the game wound down, Tebow came alive, made the plays and got the win. Kind of like a #7 we used to witness on Sundays gone by. Please feel free to share your thoughts about the Miracle in Miami!"

[joeybee12]

9. Good luck with missing the playoffs during the entire Tebow era...

hey, if that's what you want!

[trumad]

10. If Miami recovered the onside kick

there wouldn't be this discussion.

Number one: it's Miami and they stink. They have folded in almost all their games in the 4th quarter. They stink.

Two: Matt Stinkin Moore had better numbers than Tebow and looked better all game.

With 5 minutes left Tebow was 4-14 for 40 yards. His performance was plain fucking awful Happy feet, bad pocket presence, wildly inaccurate throws, ---really really bad performance.

When he got the ball in OT he promptly went 3 and out.... Miami got the ball and starting moving it when Moore fumbled at the 40.

Fox was so scared of what Tebow would do he called running plays 3 times for no gain.

Field goal ---game.

If I was Denver fan I'd be plenty nervous. If Tebow played this bad against an 0-6 team with a shaky defense, he's in for some big trouble against a quality team.

Teams will simply load the box and go after him....

I posted a couple of days ago that this game will give us insight on what kind of QB he will be.

I think the answer is loud and clear.

[Awsi Dooger]

13. "Miracle in Miami" ?

The Dolphins leading by 15 points at home may qualify as a miracle. Blowing it certainly does not.

[fishwax]

11. Apparently the kicker Matt Prater didn't get the memo that Tebow makes everybody play better

He missed two kicks in regulation.

[joeybee12]

12. But that was all part of God's plan!!!!!

[joeybee12]

14. Lousy day to be a Pats fan...and lousy for my picks...

But I had to kick to see what people think the media spin will be this week about Timmeh!

[bluedigger]

15. You think you got woes.

Here I am in New Orleans, with a Pats decal on my Colorado tagged Jeep. I'm afraid to leave the house.


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[joeybee12]

16. Ai-yi-yi-yi-yi!!!!