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Ok this will really sound wrong, but this is not Bball and I agree with you. This is not really how I feel, but I think there is a consensus that hoops is a black mans game. I have heard the debate many times about a black QB never winning a Super Bowl and the question of if it can happen? I think in this case and with him being white it does not mean a thing. If he was a superstar winning point guard who was a white virgin and a religious freak then maybe race might matter. |
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Vick got a lot of attention. More then a lot of people felt he deserved after what he did. He then got $100 million for the second time. Tebow is getting a lot of attention he is also winning, and the QB of a first place team. A first place team with a rich history who has sucked and had no real reasson to be excited the last 6 years now. |
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The old undersized minority media bias. lol Tebow has a huge following because not only is he a unique player who has this habit of winning, but he is unabashedly a christian. THAT is why he gets more coverage than any other players. You may not like it but Fox news gets huge ratings compared to its competitors. The same audience is Tebow fans. The competitors audience are Tebow haters. The thing is that they all have an opinion on him which makes them watch. Him being white is a sidebar. |
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http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2...4&sportCat=ncf If he can get through his college years at that school, while being one of the most talked about college players ever...and not get laid by choice, he really might be a saint. I mean, the 3rd string center at Hudson Valley is probably getting laid just for the jersey. |
lol cool link. I guess he is.
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espn will latch onto anything they think will garner them more ratings. tebow is a hot commodity right now. now, some of the dipshit fans might be cheering him on for what you mentioned, but i don't think the press is. |
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and no, some don't care if they win-look at many players' reactions after a loss. all smiles, hanging out in the field with their buddies from the opposing team. walking around on the sideline joking and laughing while the clock ticks down. |
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has nothing to do with whether you played hard or tried your @ss off. Nothing at all. |
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I just think that the league/media have attached themselves to this guy for a couple of reasons. He was such a success in college and it was well publicized. Then so many people said that he wasn't going to cut it in the NFL and he's having some early success. Also he is very easy to root for (along the lines of what Joey has mentioned). It has all the makings of a CBS Sunday night movie.
What's also helping this story is the lack of other storylines going on in the league right now. It's pretty much a forgone conclusion that the Pack are going to run the table in the regular season. I think the Pack has also taken away a lot of the spotlight away from the 49ers and the tremendous season they are having. The Texans story is interesting, but really seems to be getting no play (even the Bears to an extent). You have 2 mediocre teams battling for the NFC East crown and 3 in the AFC west (part of the Tebow story). The Colts Manning/Luck debate will play out after the season All the surprise/feel good teams seem to have started their declines (Bills, Bengals, Lions) The demise of the Eagles has been a season long story and everyone is just waiting on Andy Reid's fate. A lot of guys are staying out of trouble and others are keeping their mouths shut. Randy Moss and Brett Favre don't play in the league anymore and OchoCinco is a benchwarmer. Even guys like Rex and Jerry Jones have been relatively quiet. Or maybe it's just the media playing everything else down, so it could be all Tebow all the time. |
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After the media dispersed from his locker, Roethlisberger limped slowly to the trainer's room. He was going to get outfitted for a walking boot. On Friday, he'll have an MRI to find how bad the injury is.As Roethlisberger hobbled by like an old man, Tomlin shouted at him from a side door."Ben, that was magical, man!" he said, laughing. "That was Tebow-like!" http://www.foxsportsohio.com/12/09/1...20&feedID=3725 |
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Even Steve Young was recanting his statements of disbelief from the first few starts. |
The only starting quarterbacks with higher qb ratings than Tebow this year are Rodgers, Brees, Brady, Roethlisberger, Schaub, Stafford, Smith, Romo, and Manning. I'm guessing the standard reply would be that just proves how poor the qb ratings are!!
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Why do people who criticized his play as an NFL QB look like idiots now? Because the Broncos are 7-5 in the 2nd worst divison in the NFL?
Impressive. Where is that Zenyatta song again? |
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Dolphins 4-8 Chargers 5-7 Chiefs 5-7 Vikings 2-10 Like I said, if he wins a playoff game, I'll leave the board forever. |
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Raiders 7-5 Jets 7-5 Dolphins 4-8 Chargers 5-7 Chiefs 5-7 Vikings 2-10 The Dolphins despite their record are really good at this present time. He's played fine to this point. I actually have no clue about his future, Them going 0-4 their last 4 would not shock me nor would 4-0. |
All kidding aside, the Broncos success reminds me an awful lot of the Chiefs last year. They had the benefit of playing in that shi.tty division and had a little bit of success. A lot of people failed to really look at who they beat and how and thought they were going to make a strong playoff run, with the thought their future was bright.
They got crushed first round and are 5-7 this year. I can see a similar thing happening to the Tebow's. |
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