2011 NFL Season

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Originally Posted by Joust Williams

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lol

So Tim Tebow and Tony Romo are tied in postseason victories? That's impressive.

http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/...g-woes-atlanta

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Originally Posted by Barnwell

One game doesn't make a career. For all we know, we might have just seen the best passing performance of Tim Tebow's life, a fleeting glimpse into what could happen if Tebow got to play backup free safeties with excellent pass protection every week. With that being said, if any other rookie quarterback from the past three years put up numbers similar to what Tebow did against anything resembling the Steelers pass defense in the playoffs, we would be falling all over ourselves to describe it as the first big sign that a new franchise quarterback had arrived on the scene. It's time to file Brady Quinn's name away and stop the debate about whether Tebow deserves to keep the Denver job for 2012. After a year in which Tim Tebow occasionally got more credit than his play deserved, on Sunday, Tebowmania lived up to every bit of the hype.

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Nevermind the fact that the Steelers' whole defensive line was hurt, so he had no pressure. Plus, had Roethlisberger and Mendenhall been healthy, 23 wouldn't have gotten the game to OT. But, as usual, ESPN and its cadre of idiots think it's always all about the QB. As do jyoung and Andrew, which isn't surprising. Wins are not a QB stat. They aren't pitchers or goalies.

Don't worry. He'll get to Foxboro next week and lose handily.

Unless Brady chokes which is completely plausible considering he became Peyton Manning the last few post seasons.

He got that much better?

Post Season Peyton. Not Regular Season Peyton.

Meaning his defense wasn't good enough to get him to the Super Bowl. I agree. That has long been Manning's problem and is now Brady's.

Say what you want though, Tebow made some really good passes, even with the O-Line they at least looked NFL calibur.

But man, Thomas was putting on some good moves.

He can throw to an open receiver when he has time, just like anyone else who has ever been drafted, yes.

We shouldn't be giving praise for looking NFL caliber. That should be the bare minimum for any third stringer.