[NYer]

Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow (15) shakes hands with fans following the team's 13-10 overtime win over the Chicago Bears.

[Perdogg]

I believe in God and consider myself a christian, I like Tebow. However, I think yesterday’s win had more to do with Marion Barber (a Bill Parcel’s special) than the Almighty.

[righttackle44]

I endorse Tim Tebow’s praise of the Lord. I distrust the Christian organizations that are mentioned here because they likely will ditch him as if he were a rotten potato if he doesn’t continue to win.

[tflabo]

Proverbs says, ‘acknowledge the Lord in all your ways and He shall direct your paths’.... Things happen in the spiritual realm that affect the material realm as well. Since Tebow has faith and believes his team can win then so it must be but its a mystery of what the details may be.

[crosshairs]

Miracles are supernatural. Winning football games are in the natural realm.

[GunRunner]

The Broncos kicker won the past two games. I like the whole Tebow phenomenom, but the credit should go to Prater.

[VeniVidiVici]

But to the wicked Bears God saith, What hast thou done with my football? Dost thou not knoweth that thou treadeth on TebowTime? And so the Lord God plucketh the ball from the Evil Bears in overtime and saw that it was good.

[raybbr]

This is ridiculous. How many other players believe in God? Why aren't their successes attributed to their belief?

Tebow's been playing well. He played like this in college but since he didn't come into the NFL playing like he did in college and is now playing like he did people, all of a sudden, want to say God has a hand in it.

It's ridiculous.