Tim Tebow no easier to explain than UFOs, Loch Ness Monster, Bermuda triangle (VIDEO)

• Whew! Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Rusty.

• I find it telling that the Tebow fans won't admit the only reason the Broncos won is because Marion Barber <i>threw the game.</i>

• And you're reaching. Prater hit 2 field goals, one from outside probable range. The defense held the Bears to 10 points. Barber simply goes to the ground after a five yard game and it's over. This game, as the ones before it, had nothing to do with religion any religion, or no religion,, "faith in a higher power", who God likes and dislikes, whose political leanings are accurate or not, or any social branding of "good guys or bad guys". This has been a run unlike any before, at least here. There's no questioning that this like able kid's a leader and that the team has responded to him as their quarterback, and they play as hard as they can for as long as they can. His abilities at the quarteback position are very limited, but so far he's drawn on some unbelievable luck, some great plays at crucial times from himself and his team, and fortune has smiled on them........up to now. Other teams are folding down the stretch, key players are hurt, and co-ordinators are still grasping for answers to Tebow's running ability late. But this is no more than a great sports story. There's no such thing as "destiny". People make their own destiny. So far the Broncos are the ones writing the story, and the victors write the history books. Hats off to a team I thought has no talent, a kicker that is literally winning games on his own, and a kid that I didn't think could last this long in the league. But religion, politics, and social preferences aren't winning these games, and they won't be responsible when Denver loses. You get over it.

• It is very funny to see people transfer their dislike for Tebow's faith to his ability on the field. He is winning, get over it! 

• I'll start thinking the Broncos (and Mr. Tebow) are for real if they manage to beat the Patriots next week. Bill Belichick is no doubt relishing the opportunity to play Lucifer, or perhaps Pontius Pilate, in front of the Broncos faithful...

• Neither Bigfoot, Jesus nor Matt Prater are "effigies."    

• Seriously, don't make this into a religious debate when the article has stated nothing about it. Take your opinions somewhere to people who actually care.

• Bigfoot and Jesus are not real...sadly Marion Barber is.  Pretty simple.  Plus, if you are going to be praying to effigies in Denver, shouldn't it be Matt Prater?

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