Chalk up another milestone in Tim Tebow's NFL career: He threw his first pass -- and his first TD pass. They happened to come on the same pass.
Unlike the Broncos' rout of a loss to the Raiders a few weeks ago, when Tebow was ignored by Josh McDaniels, Tebow made the most of his opportunities in the Broncos' blowout of the Chiefs:
Tebow not only threw for a TD, but ran for one, too -- that gives Tebow 4 TDs on the season, including 3 rushing.
Let's put that in perspective: That is more rushing TDs than Ray Rice. It is more TDs than heralded 1st-round-draft-pick rookie RBs Ryan Matthews or CJ Spiller. It is more than Broncos teammate -- and starting RB -- Knowshon Moreno.
And Tebow's 4 total TDs accounted for are more than a slew of players, including future Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez, All-Pro WR Andre Johnson and many more.
What you hope today's game indicates is that when the Broncos are inside the 5-yard-line, it's Tebow Time -- and he delivers. Maybe McDaniels might even consider using Tebow in more situations than on the 1-yard-line. (Probably not, but you can certainly hope.)
Suddenly, my over-under for Tebow TDs this season at 7 doesn't look unreasonable. Just give him the ball, and Tebow does the rest.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
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I missed the video footage of Tebow throwing his first TD pass and as of now can't find it on Youtube. Could you please post a link if/when you track one down? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThere is a great link on nfl.com and also on the official Broncos website! It was a great game for Tebow!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kelly!
ReplyDeleteThis is nice blog about Tim
ReplyDeletehttp://blogblitz.nfl.com/denver-broncos/entry/tebow_s_productivity_per_play
Thanks Belinda. That's a great article.
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