Arlen wrote: Tebow is using his athletic abilities to build a hospital in the Phillipines for children. He uses his God given abilities to help others. He may not care how others view his devotion.
Maybe he should consider how God views his devotion.
Arlen wrote: Tebow is using his athletic abilities to build a hospital in the Phillipines for children. He uses his God given abilities to help others. He may not care how others view his devotion.
Maybe he should consider how God views his devotion.
Soulshiner wrote: That "miracle" owes everything to Marion Barber...
True, but the measure of a good quarterback is whether or not he can capitalize on such gifts.
Exactly! He completed 9 straight passes before having to spike it. Other than the spike he went 10-12 for 102 yards and 2 scores in 4:34. He was on fire and did what he had to, to win the game. And he went 3 out of 4 in OT to drive them down for the winning FG. So when the game was on the line, he completed 13 out of 16 not counting the spike with 3 scores. THAT is clutch! And THAT is a winner!
Soulshiner wrote: That "miracle" owes everything to Marion Barber...
There would have also been a different outcome if all the great passes from Tebow were not dropped. Games hinge on little things throughout the game, not just one QB or a bad play from Barber.
Soulshiner wrote: You do realize that most all football players do charity year round, they just don't get publicity for it like TT.
You realize he's been doing this for kids long before the NFL right? I'm not saying Tebow is perfect, but he's done more charitable work at his young age than any other player I can think of. Like him or not, he is a stellar role model. Here is the opposite :
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Maher is a pathetic little punk....but I'm sure Tebow would still give him a pass (which he would drop)
