Game Thread W14 - Chicago V Denver (1 Viewer)

[smackdaddies]

If you are just checking in, go back to about page 6, open an adult beverage and enjoy.

just did - this is one great thread

 

[Lavachebeadsman]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Not Tebows fault. Is it? Either teams play him right and they lose. Is the NFL fixing games? No. It's up to the other teams to stop him and other than the lions, it hasn't happened.

 

[Buffaloes]

Was Mcgahee looking bad today due to the knee? Did he play the whole game?

Chicago just did a good job against the run, imo. Denver had trouble even moving the ball until the very end of the game.

 

[ponchsox]

Who gets the job as scout QB during Patriots practice this week?

 

[ShaHBucks]

I don't get why the bears would play prevent D lol.. In Tebow name we pray, amen.

Tebow obviously turns it on late but sooner or later teams need to stop changing to prevent when he's been having trouble beating base coverage. The cover 2 is a perfect defense in that situation. There was no reason to pull the corners back.

Exactly, they're "preventing" themselves from winning. Even when detroit did it he lead two redzone drives.

 

[ShaHBucks]

Who gets the job as scout QB during Patriots practice this week?

Gronkowski

 

[Craig_MiamiFL]

Who gets the job as scout QB during Patriots practice this week?

Gronkowski

He spent last year in Denver.

 

[Football Jones]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

The last two drives wasn't 24 passes, though. Regardless, you still have to make the right reads/throws, which is my point.Dude can throw the ball when he's relaxed. It's human nature to be a little tight when you're thinking about mechanics & all that stuff. It comes with experience.

 

[jon_mx]

I don't get why the bears would play prevent D lol.. In Tebow name we pray, amen.

Tebow obviously turns it on late but sooner or later teams need to stop changing to prevent when he's been having trouble beating base coverage. The cover 2 is a perfect defense in that situation. There was no reason to pull the corners back.

Exactly, they're "preventing" themselves from winning. Even when detroit did it he lead two redzone drives.

This has been true for decades, and yet teams still use the prevent.

 

[ffldrew]

Who gets the job as scout QB during Patriots practice this week?

Gronkowski

He spent last year in Denver.

His Brother did

 

[Apple Jack]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Never mind the relaxation when the adrenaline takes over and "better personnel" they need before they start winning playoff games. But let him go, he's rolling.

 

[Craig_MiamiFL]

Who gets the job as scout QB during Patriots practice this week?

Gronkowski

He spent last year in Denver.

His Brother did

We're all brothers (and sisters) in this thread.

 

[rascal]

LOL...Tebow on MBIII not running out of bounds, "I might have thanked the Lord when he did that"

 

[Donnybrook]

I am surprised Lovie Smith isn't getting lambasted. You play to win the game but it looked to me that his team played not to lose. Did he allow Hanie to make one pass down the stretch? I can't believe they didn't attempt to pick up another QB.

 

[bro1ncos]

Josh McDaniels is a genius!!!

 

[Fightin Donkey]

I think Doug Baffone is going to stroke out on 670 The Score.

 

[Max Power]

I am surprised Lovie Smith isn't getting lambasted. You play to win the game but it looked to me that his team played not to lose. Did he allow Hanie to make one pass down the stretch? I can't believe they didn't attempt to pick up another QB.

its a brilliant move to move up in the draft to get Blackman

 

[SWC]

I think Doug Baffone is going to stroke out on 670 The Score.

he is my favorite to listen to after they lost in the super bowl he wanted to fire everyone classic brohans

 

[Football Jones]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Never mind the relaxation when the adrenaline takes over and "better personnel" they need before they start winning playoff games. But let him go, he's rolling.

I believe that's exactly what happens. Some players are blessed with a calmness when the adrenaline kicks in when most players would get nervous. It's one of the intangibles Tebow possesses. As far as better personnel, the Broncos are quite a ways from being good enough to win playoff games on a consistent basis, but that's really not a revelation to most people. Like I said, though, they've got a good start on it.Anyway, my main point was that despite what many of his detractors think, Tebow can throw the ball. And he'll continue to get better & better, IMO. I think we're looking at a QB who's going to be VERY hard to defend in a year or two as well as what likely will be a FF monster. Patience will be needed, however.

 

[Utter Chaos]

LOL...Tebow on MBIII not running out of bounds, "I might have thanked the Lord when he did that"

FIXED.

 

[Donnybrook]

I am surprised Lovie Smith isn't getting lambasted. You play to win the game but it looked to me that his team played not to lose. Did he allow Hanie to make one pass down the stretch? I can't believe they didn't attempt to pick up another QB.

its a brilliant move to move up in the draft to get Blackman

Blackman will have to test positive for drugs to fall to the Bears.

 

[FavreCo]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Not Tebows fault. Is it? Either teams play him right and they lose. Is the NFL fixing games? No. It's up to the other teams to stop him and other than the lions, it hasn't happened.

I was referring to you ridiculous statement 'the kid can throw the ball'. He's never been able to throw the ball for the 1st 3 quarters of any game. It's a only when the opposing team's defense has a brain hemmorage that he completes passes. That is not due to him. It's due to bad coaching on the other sideline.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

I love that this thread has gone 3+ pages since the game ended.

 

[sports_fan]

The highlight reel on NFL.com

Broncos vs Bears highlights

 

[FavreCo]

I believe that's exactly what happens. Some players are blessed with a calmness when the adrenaline kicks in when most players would get nervous. It's one of the intangibles Tebow possesses. As far as better personnel, the Broncos are quite a ways from being good enough to win playoff games on a consistent basis, but that's really not a revelation to most people. Like I said, though, they've got a good start on it.Anyway, my main point was that despite what many of his detractors think, Tebow can throw the ball. And he'll continue to get better & better, IMO. I think we're looking at a QB who's going to be VERY hard to defend in a year or two as well as what likely will be a FF monster. Patience will be needed, however.

So tell us all what the hell The Tebow does for 3 quarters? If he could throw the ball like you are dreaming, why don't they just blow out these teams on offense and crush them with their stellar D?

 

[Apple Jack]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Never mind the relaxation when the adrenaline takes over and "better personnel" they need before they start winning playoff games. But let him go, he's rolling.

I believe that's exactly what happens. Some players are blessed with a calmness when the adrenaline kicks in when most players would get nervous. It's one of the intangibles Tebow possesses. As far as better personnel, the Broncos are quite a ways from being good enough to win playoff games on a consistent basis, but that's really not a revelation to most people. Like I said, though, they've got a good start on it.Anyway, my main point was that despite what many of his detractors think, Tebow can throw the ball. And he'll continue to get better & better, IMO. I think we're looking at a QB who's going to be VERY hard to defend in a year or two.

I am a believer in the guy and his tangible intangibles' (as I've referred to it since he was at FL) impact on his teams. Was just playing around. As somebody who has competed in a number of sports at far lower levels, I am familiar with performing on adrenaline. Somebody can manage it and even excel under it, but they are never "relaxed." That is merely what it looks like. And as far as personnel, I'd say the only thing this team is missing is a QB who shows up in the first three quarters. OTherwise, they seem to be doing just fine. Tebow is a non-story without the great play of the defense over the last eight weeks. McGahee has been good to great, the d has been good to great, the special teams have been good to great, the line has been good to great. That said, the guy has capitalized on just about every opportunity that comes his way down the stretch. And that's all that counts. That's what I'm getting at with regard to the personnel comment...the rest of the team are the ones setting him up for these opprotunities. A lot of that gets lost in the (justifiable) Tebowmania.A big component to these 4th quarter passing stats is teams playing prevent defense, creating space and high percentage throws.

 

[bro1ncos]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Never mind the relaxation when the adrenaline takes over and "better personnel" they need before they start winning playoff games. But let him go, he's rolling.

I believe that's exactly what happens. Some players are blessed with a calmness when the adrenaline kicks in when most players would get nervous. It's one of the intangibles Tebow possesses. As far as better personnel, the Broncos are quite a ways from being good enough to win playoff games on a consistent basis, but that's really not a revelation to most people. Like I said, though, they've got a good start on it.Anyway, my main point was that despite what many of his detractors think, Tebow can throw the ball. And he'll continue to get better & better, IMO. I think we're looking at a QB who's going to be VERY hard to defend in a year or two.

I am a believer in the guy and his tangible intangibles' (as I've referred to it since he was at FL) impact on his teams. Was just playing around. As somebody who has competed in a number of sports at far lower levels, I am familiar with performing on adrenaline. Somebody can manage it and even excel under it, but they are never "relaxed." That is merely what it looks like. And as far as personnel, I'd say the only thing this team is missing is a QB who shows up in the first three quarters. OTherwise, they seem to be doing just fine. Tebow is a non-story without the great play of the defense over the last eight weeks. McGahee has been good to great, the d has been good to great, the special teams have been good to great, the line has been good to great. That said, the guy has capitalized on just about every opportunity that comes his way down the stretch. And that's all that counts. That's what I'm getting at with regard to the personnel comment...the rest of the team are the ones setting him up for these opprotunities. A lot of that gets lost in the (justifiable) Tebowmania.A big component to these 4th quarter passing stats is teams playing prevent defense, creating space and high percentage throws.

So why was this team 1-4 with a QB who played better for the first 3 quarters? Isn't this the same D, O-Line, McGahee, and special teams? They haven't added anyone of significance.

 

[Football Jones]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Never mind the relaxation when the adrenaline takes over and "better personnel" they need before they start winning playoff games. But let him go, he's rolling.

I believe that's exactly what happens. Some players are blessed with a calmness when the adrenaline kicks in when most players would get nervous. It's one of the intangibles Tebow possesses. As far as better personnel, the Broncos are quite a ways from being good enough to win playoff games on a consistent basis, but that's really not a revelation to most people. Like I said, though, they've got a good start on it.Anyway, my main point was that despite what many of his detractors think, Tebow can throw the ball. And he'll continue to get better & better, IMO. I think we're looking at a QB who's going to be VERY hard to defend in a year or two.

I am a believer in the guy and his tangible intangibles' (as I've referred to it since he was at FL) impact on his teams. Was just playing around. As somebody who has competed in a number of sports at far lower levels, I am familiar with performing on adrenaline. Somebody can manage it and even excel under it, but they are never "relaxed." That is merely what it looks like. And as far as personnel, I'd say the only thing this team is missing is a QB who shows up in the first three quarters. OTherwise, they seem to be doing just fine. Tebow is a non-story without the great play of the defense over the last eight weeks. McGahee has been good to great, the d has been good to great, the special teams have been good to great, the line has been good to great. That said, the guy has capitalized on just about every opportunity that comes his way down the stretch. And that's all that counts. That's what I'm getting at with regard to the personnel comment...the rest of the team are the ones setting him up for these opprotunities. A lot of that gets lost in the (justifiable) Tebowmania.A big component to these 4th quarter passing stats is teams playing prevent defense, creating space and high percentage throws.

I think relaxed is a good way to describe performing well in clutch situations, but really, it's more or less semantics because it sounds like we agree on the principle of it. I do agree it's not just Tebow, though. Denver has played well as a team. I believe most people understand that.

 

[Apple Jack]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Never mind the relaxation when the adrenaline takes over and "better personnel" they need before they start winning playoff games. But let him go, he's rolling.

I believe that's exactly what happens. Some players are blessed with a calmness when the adrenaline kicks in when most players would get nervous. It's one of the intangibles Tebow possesses. As far as better personnel, the Broncos are quite a ways from being good enough to win playoff games on a consistent basis, but that's really not a revelation to most people. Like I said, though, they've got a good start on it.Anyway, my main point was that despite what many of his detractors think, Tebow can throw the ball. And he'll continue to get better & better, IMO. I think we're looking at a QB who's going to be VERY hard to defend in a year or two.

I am a believer in the guy and his tangible intangibles' (as I've referred to it since he was at FL) impact on his teams. Was just playing around. As somebody who has competed in a number of sports at far lower levels, I am familiar with performing on adrenaline. Somebody can manage it and even excel under it, but they are never "relaxed." That is merely what it looks like. And as far as personnel, I'd say the only thing this team is missing is a QB who shows up in the first three quarters. OTherwise, they seem to be doing just fine. Tebow is a non-story without the great play of the defense over the last eight weeks. McGahee has been good to great, the d has been good to great, the special teams have been good to great, the line has been good to great. That said, the guy has capitalized on just about every opportunity that comes his way down the stretch. And that's all that counts. That's what I'm getting at with regard to the personnel comment...the rest of the team are the ones setting him up for these opprotunities. A lot of that gets lost in the (justifiable) Tebowmania.A big component to these 4th quarter passing stats is teams playing prevent defense, creating space and high percentage throws.

So why was this team 1-4 with a QB who played better for the first 3 quarters? Isn't this the same D, O-Line, McGahee, and special teams? They haven't added anyone of significance.

I'm not sure what you're responding to, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with what I said.

 

[John Bender]

As a fan of no team and just a fan of good stories this has been one of my favorites ever.

I hope this continues for as long as possible. This is just awesome to witness.

 

[charlatan]

So tell us all what the hell The Tebow does for 3 quarters? If he could throw the ball like you are dreaming, why don't they just blow out these teams on offense and crush them with their stellar D?

Honestly, much of the failures in 3 quarters is the result of the following;1) VERY conservative play calling - the coaches would MUCH rather run the ball, 1st downs be damned, and punt to put the other guy inside their 30. And their play calling, ESPECIALLY in the first half, is so predictable it's almost comical.2) Some bad passes + bad WR play. Early on, there were more bad passes (i.e. at receivers feet or waaayyy over their heads). The last three games, it seems like there's been a decline in bad passes, and an increase in WR drops. He's far from perfect as a passer, but I see improvement.3) Team execution - there are sooo many unconverted third downs (most of which I think have been runs) where the O-line blew up, the RB can't hit the hole, or Tim throws it incomplete. Bad mix of all of them (oh and some penalties on o) makes it hard to move the ball.4) Second half Offense adjustments - it seems like most games (with the exception of today's), Denver coaching has done a great job of changing things up during halftime. Much of the time it looks like a completely different offense.Now, for today's game, I find the following encouraging;1) The Broncos found a way to win DESPITE two turnovers. This should not happen.2) Tim threw a lot of balls out of bounds, or away. He took some stupid sacks, but I think he's playing a smarter game.. and not taking risks.3) Denver O did move the ball a little in the first half, but wound up missing two FG's, one because of the TT pick, the other was blocked.4) With all of the scrambling TT did today, I *think* the O-line only had one or two holding calls, which is amazing considering the time he had.Full disclosure, I am a Bronco fan, but I like to think I am rational in my analysis of them.Just my .02

 

[Otis]

The hype for the DEN-NE game is gonna be off the charts.

I'm sure it'll wear off when NE's up 21-0 in the first quarter.

Doubt at your own risk.

 

[Otis]

So tell us all what the hell The Tebow does for 3 quarters? If he could throw the ball like you are dreaming, why don't they just blow out these teams on offense and crush them with their stellar D?

Honestly, much of the failures in 3 quarters is the result of the following;1) VERY conservative play calling - the coaches would MUCH rather run the ball, 1st downs be damned, and punt to put the other guy inside their 30. And their play calling, ESPECIALLY in the first half, is so predictable it's almost comical.2) Some bad passes + bad WR play. Early on, there were more bad passes (i.e. at receivers feet or waaayyy over their heads). The last three games, it seems like there's been a decline in bad passes, and an increase in WR drops. He's far from perfect as a passer, but I see improvement.3) Team execution - there are sooo many unconverted third downs (most of which I think have been runs) where the O-line blew up, the RB can't hit the hole, or Tim throws it incomplete. Bad mix of all of them (oh and some penalties on o) makes it hard to move the ball.4) Second half Offense adjustments - it seems like most games (with the exception of today's), Denver coaching has done a great job of changing things up during halftime. Much of the time it looks like a completely different offense.Now, for today's game, I find the following encouraging;1) The Broncos found a way to win DESPITE two turnovers. This should not happen.2) Tim threw a lot of balls out of bounds, or away. He took some stupid sacks, but I think he's playing a smarter game.. and not taking risks.3) Denver O did move the ball a little in the first half, but wound up missing two FG's, one because of the TT pick, the other was blocked.4) With all of the scrambling TT did today, I *think* the O-line only had one or two holding calls, which is amazing considering the time he had.Full disclosure, I am a Bronco fan, but I like to think I am rational in my analysis of them.Just my .02

Here's what else would encourage me as a Broncos fan -- they won in a game where TT couldn't find any running room. The Bears were all over him and most of the scramble plays, draws, etc. didn't go anywhere. Yet they still won.

 

[smackdaddies]

The hype for the DEN-NE game is gonna be off the charts.

I'm sure it'll wear off when NE's up 21-0 in the first quarter.

Doubt at your own risk.

Pats have a terrible defense. Tebow will be able to put up points, just like he did on Minnie.

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

So fun. It's like the football version of Angels in the Outfield.

Ghosts on the Gridiron."The Devil only controls the first 3 quarters..."

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

Nevermind. Cut his sorry ####.

If you make the playoffs you need Barber.

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

is it ironic that the only team that beat tebow was detroit, known for their dirty play aka the anti-christs

Probably has to do with Detroits proximity to Hell

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

Honestly, have never seen anything like this guy. He really is amazing.Keep in mind he is a rookie essentially. 11th game of his career. 8-3. I can't remember any QB having a win/loss record like this this early in his career. Maybe Rothlisburger? Can't think of anyone else.And Elway has got to be warming up to him. Elway loves winning even more than passing.

roth only lost one game and maybe not even that iirc.

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

What's lost in all of this is Tebow was 18 out of his last 24 (including some drops) with a TD. This kid can throw the ball. He plays much better when he's relaxed. Late in these games, when the adrenaline takes over, he simply plays football & doesn't think about his mechanics & all that stuff. Just think how much better Tebow will be when he learns to relax for the whole game.I remain sky-high on Tebow's prospects, but let's not get crazy here. Denver likely doesn't have the horses (yet) to win a playoff game (if they even make it). The Broncos need better personnel before they start winning playoff games, but they've got a good start on things as it stands now.

You do know that Chicago went prevent D the last 2 drives, right?

Not Tebows fault. Is it? Either teams play him right and they lose. Is the NFL fixing games? No. It's up to the other teams to stop him and other than the lions, it hasn't happened.

Why DC's keep going to prevent vs tesus is baffling.

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

Who gets the job as scout QB during Patriots practice this week?

Julian Edelman.

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

The hype for the DEN-NE game is gonna be off the charts.

I'm sure it'll wear off when NE's up 21-0 in the first quarter.

Doubt at your own risk.

It's a cute story, but this game will be a lot more like the Detroit Game. NE will be in hurry up all day and post 40 on the broncos. The Broncs won't be able to keep up with that level of offense.

 

[SmoovySmoov]

Urlacher calls Tebow a "great running back"http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/12/11/brian-urlacher-on-tebow-hes-a-great-running-back/That running back completed 18 of his final 21 passes. What does that say about the Bears defense?

I didn't even know Marion Barber played on that defense.

 

[sports_fan]

Urlacher calls Tebow a "great running back"http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/12/11/brian-urlacher-on-tebow-hes-a-great-running-back/That running back completed 18 of his final 21 passes. What does that say about the Bears defense?

Terrible. There's no point in saying something like this. Haters have been trying to get to Tebow all season and he refuses to ever say or do the wrong thing. Tebow takes the high road every time.