Justin+G

"Tebow Time", a term that refers to the Denver Bronco's Tim Tebow's late game surges. But the question has to be: Is it Tebow time or Bronco time? Looking at the statistics, Tim Tebow is more of a running back than a quarter back. Even though his position is officially QB, he is awful at his job. If you want any production from this quarterback, you would put him on the field with ten minutes to go and trailing by double digits, his only work being done when staring at defeat. The second year "field general" was held scoreless by a weak Bear's defense until near the two minute warning, when the Broncos put a touchdown on the board. A failed onside kick, and a pathetic error made by Bear's running back Marion Barber were the only reasons Tebow was given an oppurtunity to have one final drive. Tebow moved the Broncos upfield and setup the monstrous Matt Prater 59 yard field goal to tie it. A 51 yard field goal in OT gave the Broncos the win. As I said before, Tim Tebow can only play in the fourth quarter. If I was in charge of the Denver team, I would personally put him in only the fourth quarter, avoiding a 38.7 completion percentage in the first 3 quarters. Tim Tebow also doubles his yards per attempt in the fourth quarter, from 4 to 8 yards. The Defense of the team clearly kept them in the entire game, and being the only people who could set up the wild comebacks of the young Tebow. So what is your viewpoint, is it the magic of Tim Tebow, or the strong Broncos squad without him? []