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To: Red Steel

Leaving his religion aside, Tebow is clearly not a horrible QB. He is also not a pro-bowl caliber QB.

Yet.


30 posted on 01/10/2012 12:50:19 PM PST by Grunthor (At least he is better than Obama! Is NOT a rallying cry!)
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To: Grunthor

Tebow, at this stage in his career, reminds me of Steve Young, who developed into a top-notch quarterback. Barring a serious injury, and finding the right system, Tebow has that potential.


34 posted on 01/10/2012 12:55:38 PM PST by magritte
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To: Grunthor

Yeah, but so far he as been “good enough”!


67 posted on 01/10/2012 1:26:04 PM PST by Redleg Duke ("Madison, Wisconsin is 30 square miles surrounded by reality.", L. S. Dryfus)
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To: Grunthor

Take a look at John Elway’s first few seasons. Yeah he could throw the football through a brick wall but he was dumb as a box of rocks.


71 posted on 01/10/2012 1:31:27 PM PST by Jukeman (God help us for we are deep in trouble.)
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To: Grunthor

I agree Grunthor.
He is exciting to watch, and that pass made my week, and put a smile on my face despite the falcons less than dismal performance.
True, he is not pro bowl yet; he is a rookie. He deserves some slack for his occasional screw ups, just like all rookie QBs.
But, right now, I am lovin it.
And the Broncos likely loss to the pats won’t change that.
Anytime liberal/atheist heads explode is a reason to celebrate.
And, don’t ya know all these “coincidences,” which I find incredibly uncanny, irritate the libtards to no end.
GO DENVER!


109 posted on 01/10/2012 3:26:42 PM PST by BIV (typical white person)
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