Friday, September 02, 2011

Tim Tebow still sucks, Brady Quinn is still the man. Yup.


Yup. Brady Quinn is THE MAN!!! Yup. Tebow SUCKS!!! Yup.

I'm sure there is a reasonable explanation for this. Other than telling your stats to shut-up.

Perhaps the worst QB evaluation since Parcells went with Scott Brunner (who?) over Phil Simms (s/b in the HOF).

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=310901022

Denver Passing
................C/ATT.. YDS.... AVG.... TD..... INT.... NFL RATING
T. Tebow....... 7/11... 116.... 10.5... 1...... 0...... 129.4
A. Weber....... 1/1.... 89..... 89.0... 0...... 0...... 118.8
B. Quinn....... 4/12... 26..... 2.2.... 0...... 1...... 7.6
Team........... 12/24.. 213.... 8.9.... 1...... 1


Quinn, who started the game, was just 4 of 12 for 26 yards with one interception in his two quarters.

"It was the offense, I think, all the way around," Quinn said. "We need to run the ball better, I need to play better as far as making throws and we need to catch the ball. We didn't make the plays when we needed to, and unfortunately it was a bad game to end the preseason."

Tim Tebow came on after halftime to complete 7 of 11 for 116 yards, including a 43-yard touchdown pass to rookie Eron Riley with 2:57 to play.

"Going into this game I didn't know exactly when I was going to get in there, when I was going to play or how long," Tebow said. "With my opportunity, I tried to make the most of it, try and figure a way to get the team in the end zone, which I was able to do, so that was good.
Coach John Fox had resisted publicly naming a backup to starter Kyle Orton, who had the night off along with the rest of Denver's first unit.

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The Tebow issue settled for your amuement by ESPN chief ass-clown Rick Reilly.

The same Rick Reilly who excoriated Sammy Sosa and Barry Bonds over PED's, but couldn't salivate enough at the feet of Lance Armstrong. So he has both eyes open and can see things clearly.

http://espn.go.com/espn/story/_/id/6898262/critics-tebow-critics-wrong

My comment submitted respectfully (cough, cough) to his story. I doubt very he much that he has the spine to respond.

Hate it as usual.

Methinks you doth protest too much. If Cross wasn't referring to you, it shouldn't have stung as much. I'm sure he meant some not all people who root against him no better.

http://slavieboy.blogspot.com/2011/08/cmon-man-cbs-sports-analysts-cool-on.html

Esiason was at our church recently, likeable guy, he should know better.

Read the comment section of most articles on Tebow and see if you don't find MUCH virulent, venomous anti-Tebow rhetoric. And for what? His bad mechanics? PLEASE.

Stop defending the indefensible.

Once an idiot, always an idiot over there at ESPN, I guess.
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