And after the “wheels came off” he had the big playoff win against Pittsburgh. Clever, isn’t it?
Let’s understand the “big playoff win”. 10 for 21 against a defense that was missing a bunch of starters at the beginning of the game and lost more. By the time the second half started the Steelers front 7 had NO starters and 3 3rd stringers. He beat a team that needed beating, which admittedly he’d failed at the week before losing to KC 3-7, but still beating a team that’s that weak isn’t that dramatic an accomplishment. And then he went to New England and got crushed, again.
It’s not about clever, it’s about consistent. And the only consistency in Tebow’s game is how often the ball meets the grass.