Totally agree. I didn't think seeing Colquitt trotting out there every 4th play and making 11 appearances per game all that exciting. Liked the comebacks though while the rest of the team busted their balls keeping them in the game. Watching tebow for the first 55 minutes was downright painful. Had the game only a mother could love.
Sorry dude, now you are just being disingenuous..... your quote states: "Eric Decker wide open on an 8 yard slant. Tebow overthrows him by 14 yards. Broncos punt." Then you say check 1:12 of the video which is a go route about 30 yards down the field. Since when is a slant route and a go route the same thing?
Post the hilights from the Second Kansas City game while you are at it. ...and if you like playoffs, post the Patriots game.
I'm pretty sure Tebow hit someone in the first row with that pass at 1:12. It was mindblowingly bad. As for specific video clips of Tebow sucking whilst throwing exactly 14 yards over Decker's head, I'll have to get back to you. :lol:
We could post most of his passes from the Miami game too. remember when he overthrew Moreno by about 10 yards even though he was only about 10 yards away? Must have ben Moreno's fault for not being 13 feet tall. We will post most of the Chicago game for good measure. Tell ya what.... Let's count all the GOOD passes Tebow made last year and count all the bad passes he threw... I wonder who would win?
Here's a statement that boggles the mind -- as horrible as that Lions game was (and I agree, it was one of the worst I've seen), Tebow had a better game that game than Sanchez did yesterday (in his 4th season as a starter). Tebow had: - a higher completion percentage - for more yards - for more total points - for more TD passes (1) -- higher passer rating -- added 63 yards rushing on top of it. -- same INT (one) -- both had a strip sack (fumble) Think about that. Let that sink in. You just witnessed a game by Sanchez that was worse than Tebow's performance against Lions. And yet, a game that is cited as conclusive evidence (when Tebow was stepping in after a midseason replacement) for Tebow, Sanchez gets a pass in his 4th full year as a starter. The point is not that Sanchez is definitely this, or Tebow is definitely that. The point is that very bad games happen at this level. And Tebow particularly, with his mechanics as a work in progress, is going to face some days where he just isn't on his game.
Sorry Bannon, but looking at the stat line does not tell the whole story. Tebow scored his lone touchdown after his record setting consecutive 3-and-out performance led the Broncos to a 42 point deficit. By that time the Lions had their 3rd string in. He also got roughly 80 of his 117 yards of passing in the final 11 minutes of the game, when Detroit had essentially thrown in the towel because they we up by 6 touchdowns. Tebow also fumbled the ball 3 times. The fact that Denver was lucky enough to fall on 2 of them is beside the point. So no, Sanchez's game yesterday was nowhere near as bad as Tebow vs Detroit. Sorry.
Wow. Just wow. THe offense was shut out. There wasn't a "lone touchdown" at any time for Sanchez. There wasn't any particular time (garbage time or not) where he did anything. Sanchez was 9-22. And it was "nowhere near as bad?" That right there is funny. UB's trollin!
They were both two of the worst quarterback performances I've ever seen. So I guess Tim's got that goin' for him.
