If his successes (completions and victories) are attributable to divine intervention, the so are his failures (incompletions, interceptions and losses)
And I don’t think Tebow would disagree with you...everything that happens in a believer’s life happens for a reason. So the good is good, the bad is disapointing, but I’ve heard Tebow say it’s not about winning and losing.
He’s not the one stirring up the “God is on our side” talk...it’s the pundits. And I’m convinced the religion controversy is a smokescreen they throw up as to why Tebow is controversial, when in my mind, he’s controversial because they keep saying he can’t and he does.
I think TT, as far as good games and bad games, would echo the words of Scripture, “The Lord gives and the Lord takes away, blessed be the name of the Lord.”