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Tim Tebow Is On His Way To Leading Denver Broncos To The Playoffs
Tim Tebow wasn't even the Denver Broncos starting quarterback when this season began, but with fourteen weeks in the books on the NFL season, many have forgotten about Kyle Orton starting the season with the Broncos. The Tebow hype train has begun to roll and, following Sunday's victory over the Chicago Bears, its next stop just might be the playoffs.
Tebow led the Broncos to a 13-10 overtime victory on Sunday after struggling throughout much of the game. The quarterback completed just three of his 16 passing attempts through the game's first three quarters for 45 yards and an interception. The fourth quarter was a whole different story, however, as NBC pointed out on Sunday night.
Not only did Tebow complete more passes in the fourth quarter than he attempted throughout the first three stanzas of Sunday's comeback victory, but he quadrupled his yardage while leading his team in the most clutch moments of the game. His final passing statistics didn't exactly end up as the most impressive on Sunday from a fantasy football perspective, but he did enough to win -- and in the end, y'know, that's what matters.
The quarterback is slowly bringing his detractors around to be fans, a highly unlikely outcome considering CNBC's Darren Rovell posted on Twitter that the majority of his non-fans are due to media hype -- something that isn't going to end anytime soon as he pushes on toward the playoffs.
Tebow may not be the best quarterback in the NFL (he may be a pretty good running back, though, as Brian Urlacher pointed out on Sunday night), but as long as keeps winning, he will likely continue to pick up fans the same way an unlikely team in the NCAA's March Madness tournament does each year as they progress through the 64-team bracket.
It may not be pretty, but Tebow continues to lead the Broncos to victory through clutch performances and, now, a possible berth in the NFL's postseason.
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ANIMATED: Marion Barber's Fumble Gifts Denver Broncos An Overtime Win
The Denver Broncos have done it again. Going into the end of their game with the Chicago Bears, they were down 10-0. They did not deserve to have any points, because they had played an exceptionally poor game. Then, they came alive and scored 10 points, capped off by a 59-yard Matt Prater field goal to get into overtime. The dream comeback appeared to be up when the Bears got into field goal range in OT. Then, this happened.
All Marion Barber needed to do was hold onto the ball. Robbie Gould had already nailed a franchise record 57-yard field goal earlier in the game, and he's one of the most reliable kickers in football. If the Bears don't turn the ball over or take a sack on their last offensive play, they likely go on to win the game. Instead, this fumble led to the Broncos getting into field goal range and Prater striking again, hitting a 51-yard field goal to give the Broncos the 13-10 win.
For more on the Broncos head over to Mile High Report. For more on the Bears, check out Windy City Gridiron. Follow the rest of week 14 at SB Nation NFL.
