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| | {{See also|sham NFL tryouts}} | | {{See also|sham NFL tryouts}} |
| − | '''Blacklisting Tim Tebow.''' NFL legendary coach Vince Lombardi once said "winning isn't everything, it's the only thing.". In the 21st century, that statement has proven to be false. [[Tim Tebow]] is a winner in every sense of the word and was denied the chance to win. The [[NFL]] is run by sleazy [[liberal]]s who want nothing to do with having an NFL star who is an outspoken [[Christian]]. Management and owners have made nothing but excuses to deny Tebow a shot. It's not a conspiracy; this league is a [[cartel]] and they control every last detail. | + | '''Blacklisting Tim Tebow.''' Legendary NFL coach Vince Lombardi once said "winning isn't everything, it's the only thing.". In the 21st century, that statement has proven to be false. [[Tim Tebow]] is a winner in every sense of the word and was denied the chance to win. The [[NFL]] is run by sleazy [[liberal]]s who want nothing to do with having an NFL star who is an outspoken [[Christian]]. Management and owners have made nothing but excuses to deny Tebow a shot. It's not a conspiracy; this league is a [[cartel]] and they control every last detail. |
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| | Mike Ditka said "Tim Tebow is 'good for football, good for our country.'". Asked to perform, Tebow has a long history of old-fashioned winning. His critics are many; their complaints (completion percentage, quarterback rating, etc.) can be easily dismissed considering that one overall fact... he wins time and time again. | | Mike Ditka said "Tim Tebow is 'good for football, good for our country.'". Asked to perform, Tebow has a long history of old-fashioned winning. His critics are many; their complaints (completion percentage, quarterback rating, etc.) can be easily dismissed considering that one overall fact... he wins time and time again. |
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| | === Denver Broncos === | | === Denver Broncos === |
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| − | In 2011, the starting quarterback was Kyle Orton. After the first 5 games, the team was 1-4 and the fans were demanding Tebow be given the starting job. In Week 7, Tim was the starter. | + | In 2011, the starting quarterback was Kyle Orton. After the first five games, the team was 1-4 and the fans were demanding Tebow be given the starting job. In Week 7, Tim was the starter. |
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| | {{cquote| 8 wins and 5 losses. 17 passing TD’s and 12 rushing TD’s. A six game winning streak from weeks 9 through 14.}} | | {{cquote| 8 wins and 5 losses. 17 passing TD’s and 12 rushing TD’s. A six game winning streak from weeks 9 through 14.}} |
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| | '''Despite all the success, this would be the last time Tim Tebow started an NFL football game.''' | | '''Despite all the success, this would be the last time Tim Tebow started an NFL football game.''' |
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| − | Tebow would be traded to the Jets in the off-season after Denver signed Peyton Manning. | + | Tebow would be traded to the Jets in the offseason after Denver signed Peyton Manning. |
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| | === New York Jets === | | === New York Jets === |
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| | === Philadelphia Eagles === | | === Philadelphia Eagles === |
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| − | The Eagles brought in Tebow to compete for the third-string quarterback position. The Eagles' preseason was productive; they led the league in TDs and total offense.<ref>[http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/stats/teamsort/nfl/year-2015-season-pre-category-total-type-offense TEAM OFFENSE TOTAL STATS, CBSSports.com]</ref> After a competitive quarterback race, the scam was up. No. 3 quarterback Matt Barkley was outperformed by Tebow. Barkley would be traded at the end of preseason to the Arizona Cardinals. Tebow would be cut by Philadelphia. | + | The Eagles brought in Tebow to compete for the third-string quarterback position. The Eagles' preseason was productive; they led the league in TDs and total offense.<ref>[http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/stats/teamsort/nfl/year-2015-season-pre-category-total-type-offense TEAM OFFENSE TOTAL STATS, CBSSports.com]</ref> After a competitive quarterback race, the scam was up. No. 3 quarterback Matt Barkley was outperformed by Tebow. Barkley would be traded at the end of the preseason to the Arizona Cardinals. Tebow would be cut by Philadelphia. |
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| | '''In the 2015 preseason, Tebow ranked 15th in total yards for the NFC.'''<ref>[http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?tabSeq=0&statisticCategory=PLAYER_TOTAL_YARDS&conference=0015&season=2015&seasonType=PRE NFL.com]</ref><ref>http://www.nfl.com/player/timtebow/497135/gamelogs</ref> | | '''In the 2015 preseason, Tebow ranked 15th in total yards for the NFC.'''<ref>[http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?tabSeq=0&statisticCategory=PLAYER_TOTAL_YARDS&conference=0015&season=2015&seasonType=PRE NFL.com]</ref><ref>http://www.nfl.com/player/timtebow/497135/gamelogs</ref> |