Tebowed Out posted by Richard Kagan
Hey, here is a way to make Tim Tebow irrevelant. Score so many points, that you take away his strength, the running game, and force him to pass, which is iffy at best. Watching Tim Tebow pass is watching a dentist pull a tooth. It's painful. Sometimes he throws a nice pass, other times, it looks like a bird falling to earth. Today, most of his passes were futile. Tom Brady of the Pats made sure of that as New England routed the upstart Broncos, 45-10. There was no 4th quarter heroics for Tebow. There was hardly any thing significant Denver did, because they were trailing 21-7, and all off a sudden, its 35-7 before the half, and game over.
Tebow can throw a pass or two in the clutch, like last week's OT thriller against Pittsburgh. But Joe Namath, he is not. Leave it to coach Bill Bellichick to implement a game plan that rendered Tebow-time, sooo-long goodbye. Denver's defense, which has played well of late, was completely ineffective in stopping the Pats onslaught. Passes were flying all over the place. There was no pass rush. Finally, New England looked like a team to reckon with. Tom Brady was masterful. His passes were precise, on target, on the money. It was like watching a wily craftsman take apart a swiss clock.
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