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To: doug from upland

Broncos outplayed the Jets the entire game. That was what I saw. I didnt see a guy who “stumbled into a game”. First play from scrimmage was a great pro level pass, they went on from there.

Tebow won, in my view, because at the end he was willing to do whatever it took to win. He wanted it more. the jets couldnt respond and were dazed by the intensity the broncos showed on the last drive.

thats the story, not religion.


2 posted on 11/18/2011 11:17:14 AM PST by beebuster2000
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To: beebuster2000

Really good game, especially the 4Q. He tightens up his pass game, watch out.

After watching him, I thought, yeah, he could run on my Saints S if we played them in the SB, but we have Brees who knows how to win.

Except for that crappy pass he through for an interception in the end zone that cost them the Tampa win.


26 posted on 11/18/2011 11:34:12 AM PST by VicVega (Geaux LSU, Geaux Saints)
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To: beebuster2000

Actually, what I saw last night was an offensive coaching staff who looked like it had been handed a clipboard for the first time. For the first 55 minutes, Tebow, a great, powerful runner, had only carried the ball twice! And many of the plays were straight ahead handoffs with no deception whatsoever.
Let’s see what Tim Tebow can do with the shackles off. Admittedly, McGahee played hurt and shouldn’t have, and there probably hadn’t been enough reps with the other backs. But like they used to say about the Gipper, “Let Tebow be Tebow.” Bob


66 posted on 11/18/2011 12:27:06 PM PST by alstewartfan ("And your oarsman stands with his knife in hand, and his eyes spell 'Mutiny'" Al Stewart)
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