[cicero2k]

Nonetheless, Tim Tebow is considered “controversial.” It’s now cutting-edge to be a straight arrow. It’s countercultural to be an outspoken Christian. A player who embodies everything meant by the cliché “role model” is for his critics a figure of fun, or even hatred.

This Tebow thing has done nothing but increase, and I didn't think it was possible; hatred of sports MSM.

Do they mock Vick as frequently?

Or the clumsy dancer with the gun in sweatpants?

What they should be talking about is whether this player is going to redefine excellence in his position.

Meanwhile the NFL gets more interesting. The 49ers, by shear chemistry wins the division early.

The Packers, well how can such a small market continue to dominate the biggest sport in America?

[presidio9]

The Packers, well how can such a small market continue to dominate the biggest sport in America?

Revenue sharing. Look into it.

[hinckley buzzard]

The Packers, well how can such a small market continue to dominate the biggest sport in America?

The NFL has a salary cap and they share TV revenues equally. That's how. Major League Baseball will never do either because it would mean the end of the dominance of the NY Yankees. And baseball will die on the vine before they will let that happen.

[hinckley buzzard]

The Packers, well how can such a small market continue to dominate the biggest sport in America?

The NFL has a salary cap and they share TV revenues equally. That's how. Major League Baseball will never do either because it would mean the end of the dominance of the NY Yankees. And baseball will die on the vine before they will let that happen.