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Sorry to get into this late, but what was Denver's defense doing when Kyle Orton was at QB? Nothing! Tebow comes along and plays with as much passion as has ever been seen in the NFL and the Broncos begin to believe in their QB. Tebow is able to rally his team, and the Broncos have began to believe in the magic that is Tebow. I know all the haters out there are just chomping at the bit to see him fall and maybe he will, but as long as he is currently leading this lackluster Broncos team to the front of their division by bringing out the magic than people should quit hating. Yeah he makes some terrible throws but which Rookie( in games started) hasn't made mistakes? Oh, and if you haven't noticed, the receiving core in Denver is terrible. They drop every other pass from Tim. "Tim's throws are terrible." "His QBR is terrible."  "He is not a QB" Maybe you are right, but all he does is win, and the last time I checked that was all that mattered.

Quote from: Carl deuty on December 14, 2011, 10:10:19 PM

Sorry to get into this late, but what was Denver's defense doing when Kyle Orton was at QB? Nothing! Tebow comes along and plays with as much passion as has ever been seen in the NFL and the Broncos begin to believe in their QB. Tebow is able to rally his team, and the Broncos have began to believe in the magic that is Tebow. I know all the haters out there are just chomping at the bit to see him fall and maybe he will, but as long as he is currently leading this lackluster Broncos team to the front of their division by bringing out the magic than people should quit hating. Yeah he makes some terrible throws but which Rookie( in games started) hasn't made mistakes? Oh, and if you haven't noticed, the receiving core in Denver is terrible. They drop every other pass from Tim. "Tim's throws are terrible." "His QBR is terrible."  "He is not a QB" Maybe you are right, but all he does is win, and the last time I checked that was all that mattered.

These are my thoughts exactly, I've often used a similar argument when people bash Flacco out here in Baltimore (well along with other arguments), in the end a quarterback doesn't have to be Peyton Manning or Aaron Rodgers, all he has to do is win.

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How about John Fox getting some credit? He was a good coach here at Carolina and is very defensive minded/runs the ball.