Posted Tue Jan 24th by Jon Heath
Over the next few days, ESPN will be rolling out their Any Era Team, consisting of twenty players that Pro Football Hall of Famers think could have played in any era of the National Football League. Ranking at number nineteen on the list is Denver Broncos second-year quarterback Tim Tebow. “It’s funny. It was debated [...]
Posted Wed Jan 11th by Monty
Tim Tebow is now America’s favorite professional athlete, according to a monthly ESPN Sports Poll that has been running for 18 years. The poll results were gathered from 1,502 interviews from a nationally representative sample of Americans ages 12 and older. Tebow won with three percent of the votes. According to Rich Luker, founder and [...]
Posted Tue Dec 13th by Jon Heath
The Denver Broncos have won six straight games and will host the New England Patriots at Sports Authority Field @ Mile this week. And after fighting with NBC and the NFL to keep the game from being flexed to Sunday Night Football, CBS will be broadcasting the game. Chances are, you’re going to get the [...]
Posted Mon Dec 12th by Jon Heath
There are a lot of songs out there about Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow, but this tops them all. Hats off to Steve Porter for mashing up clips from ESPN’s First Take to create the genius below: All he does is win. And now, even ESPN‘s analyst Merril Hoge is a believer — yes, Merril Hoge. [...]
Posted Wed Dec 7th by Monty
For all the accolades and attention Tim Tebow is generating for the Denver Broncos‘ turnaround, one person is getting decidedly inadequate acclaim. That man would be head coach John Fox. ESPN’s Rick Reilly gives the coach his due in his latest column. “This whole thing has been so fun,” says Fox’s wife, Robin, an in-demand [...]
Posted Mon Oct 24th by Jon Heath
During a team scrimmage at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on August of 2010, Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow hit receiver and fellow rookie Demaryius Thomas on a beautiful fade route for a touchdown. Witnessing the event live, I hoped it was a sign of things to come. Just over a year later, the two [...]
Posted Thu Oct 6th by Monty
Eric Decker spent the 2011 offseason reshaping his body following his 2009 foot injury and 2010 rehabilitation. It’s paid off. [Washington Post] The first step to becoming a team to beat in the AFC West: beat the current one. [DenverBroncos.com] John Fox starts talking about urgency (about time), and Andrew Mason notes some 1-3 stats [...]
Posted Wed Oct 5th by Monty
This video of Tim Tebow on ESPN’s Outside the Lines is actually a few weeks old, but I hadn’t seen it yet, so I thought perhaps some of you had missed it as well. In it, OTL spends 10 minutes interviewing those around Tebow, discussing why the Denver Broncos QB is so, well, discussed. “From [...]
Posted Wed Sep 14th by Monty
John Fox won’t even address media questions about starting Tim Tebow. [NFL.com] But NFL.com panelists will. [NFL.com] So will ESPN. [ESPN] So will Woody Paige. [Denver Post] But the Broncos have more problems than Kyle Orton. [Denver Post] Seriously – enough for two articles. [Denver Post] Bengals starting QB Andy Dalton could be ready to [...]
Posted Tue Sep 6th by Monty
Jim Trotter predicts five wins for Denver, and says, “finding five wins was tough.” [SI] Peter King agrees with his colleague’s five-win assessment. [SI] Three of five ESPN analysts also pick a fourth place finish for Denver. [ESPN] The timing of Darcel McBath‘s injuries really contributed to his failure more than the injuries themselves. [Max [...]
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Published on 01/24/2012 at Tue Jan 24 10:40. 12 Comments
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