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[@adamspeidel4070]

This dude would look like a high school QB until he needed to make a play then he became the most clutch QB ever.

[@bryanleaf1533]

that's exactly what he was

[@pablopaleo4778]

Yup honestly just keep the guy on the bench till the 4th quarter. Besides Brady, there’s no I guy I would rather have in the 4h.

[@jamescourts9219]

Lmao literally

[@dkplaysallday7955]

That 2011 season was insane I still can’t believe how that team managed to win some of the games they did

[@beowolf9724]

Thought he is playing TE

[@OfficialJaguarGator9]

The first three quarters of every Broncos game in 2011 were tough to watch. But if they were in it when the 4th quarter rolled around, you knew something special was about to happen

[@optiic3160]

I remember those games and I think that's why John Elway decided to get rid of him and bring in peyton manning because the first three quarters were nail biters

[@kalibaking877]

Fax

[@TreWimsical]

@@optiic3160 Not to mention Tebow was a trash passer

[@optiic3160]

@@TreWimsical his throwing motion always looked very awkward like I always questioned if he was a natural left handed passer

[@arthor8134]

I remember the Vikings game from that season. It was a straight up shootout.

[@213byron]

Damn he really scored a touchdown on 3rd & 24 on a QB draw 😳

[@cameleyez]

Sorry ass raiders lmao

[@venomf0]

Hes built different

[@bigpop239]

Timothy is build DIFFERENT 😳

[@holiday42020]

The Raiders lol

[@jordanangle9666]

I knew he was different after that play

[@keeganpieper6051]

Alternate title: That time the nfl was turned upside down

[@creationmuse2313]

Tebow needs to battle for QB! 32 Td's his first 16 games(Rookie)! If only peyton manning would not have stole Tebow's job in denver! What would have been on a healthy/stacked team! Almost like Patrick Mahomes team was(Stacked)!

[@johnvasalos7108]

@@creationmuse2313 okay Peyton Manning is arguably the greatest QB to ever play the game. Don’t blame Manning for Tebow getting crucified by the media for his faith. Also never forget that Manning won his last super bowl when he went to Denver.

[@carlosjohnson5916]

@@creationmuse2313 he's not gonna be quarterback. but i see lots of trick plays

[@ceokapalot1855]

@@johnvasalos7108 a1111a11

[@thegeminimethod3428]

@@johnvasalos7108 Tebow had a better year in 2011 stat wise as a starter than Manning did the year Denver won the super bowl lol. Tebow in 2011: 1729 passing yards 12 TDs 6 Int 660 yards rushing and 6 TDs 72.9 qbr Peyton Manning in 2015(Super Bowl season): 2249 yards passing 9 TDs 17 int 67.9 Qbr

[@steviechampagne]

Tebow Mania was so fuckin sweet. Anyone who remembers that time can’t deny the magic of it all

[@quill1260]

It was magical.

[@JeffLocke1]

I remember it very well and I can, and will, deny it. Tebow was horrible. McDaniels was the worst coach we've had since the 80's, and by drafting Tebow ripped the franchise apart. Strong players were cut and traded, other players left because the team became a joke. Let's not romanticize that era, it was a huge mistake and it took a new coach, GM, Payton Manning, and some quality draft picks to turn it around.

[@johnmartinez632]

It was heart attack after heart attack. ESPECIALLY in the games vs dolphins and Bears omggggggg

[@paulwayne9695]

The guy has skills for sure! And what he doesn’t have in skills, he makes up for with heart and determination. There is no quit in him! God bless Tim Tebow and I hope his comeback is epic.

[@JesusIsAlphaOmega001]

Amen mr. Wayne

[@projectmayhem6898]

I just got my Jags Tebow 85 T-shirt in the mail. I look forward to seeing him do well for my team.

[@moe4559]

@@projectmayhem6898 😬🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@alec7383]

@@projectmayhem6898 I’m laughing so hard rn

[@projectmayhem6898]

@@alec7383 I'm glad I bought the T-shirt and not the jersey!

[@jimshaly1]

I know he threw goofy, but man. I wish he found a way to be in the league this whole time. He was joy to watch sometimes.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Hahaha

[@Rojo0051]

He should’ve turned to TE earlier

[@DG-hu9dz]

I wish my panthers would’ve called him when cam got hurt. What percentage of nfl qbs retire with a winning record, because he has one. It’s not pretty, it doesn’t make sense, but he wins and deserved another chance. There has to be some teams that wasted their time on a Kirk cousins or Brian hoyer or Andy dalton that wish they would’ve just given him a shot.

[@markcubanz43]

His weird throw is kinda neat, it makes him unique

[@badcornflakes6374]

What made him awesome was the Tebow or Tebowing

[@crocowithaglocko5876]

I don’t know if he will, but if Tebow becomes a star that would be epic

[@aidenmartin1722]

I’d love to see him do good

[@robbiewatson3525]

Lmao. I hope he has a great comeback somehow

[@RellDefinition]

Y'all know he was signed to the jaguars, right?

[@keeganpieper6051]

@@RellDefinition yes to play tight end

[@Stormkat25]

It would be the funniest outcome yes, so I’ll support it

[@sports3117]

Tim Tebow could have easily been a fullback when he came to the NFL

[@duanebailey6253]

He would be perfect to throw in a few plays a game in a wildcat formation like the dolphins did.

[@bryanleaf1533]

i think he would fit great in the eagles 2 QB formations

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@Leeroy Jenkins shut up

[@robertlawler1387]

@shawn20017 he only wanted QB,might have had longer career if he was willing to play a different position.

[@tim6454]

@@robertlawler1387 if only tebow was coming out now vs when he did.

[@mangomangay7747]

His teammates loved him, his coaches loved him, he elevated those around him, and he won games. The witch-hunt by the media and blackballing of Tim Tebow will never be forgiven.

[@jeffw1267]

And if Tebow were a rookie today, they'd treat him 10 times worse. I have a feeling he's going to be forced out of the league no matter what he does.

[@John6-40]

@@jeffw1267 Pro Douchebag Talk is already writing 15 hate articles a day about Tebow. They hate him because he represents what it REALLY means to be a good person. To love Christ. To be kind to everyone. They want to change that to what Kaepernick is: hateful, divisive, anti-God.

[@isaacboampong4951]

@@John6-40 keep isn't hateful or anti-god wtf

[@jasoncruzo]

It's all rigged.

[@mangomangay7747]

@@jasoncruzo Well yea, as of last night that's been confirmed beyond doubt. Especially now that the nfl has merged with multiple gambling houses.

[@jeffw1267]

The best thing about Tebow was that he would go visit kids in the hospital immediately after games. One time he threw four interceptions in a game. He was visiting someone right after and he took a deep breath and said, "Well, THAT didn't go the way I wanted it". And that was all he said about it. Lots of players visit hospitals but I never heard of a guy who did it right after games.

[@stevenreichertart]

Tebow made 2011 the most exciting year ever. The dude consistently made the most improbable comebacks. And that throw on the first play of overtime had to be the most electric single play I can remember.

[@Chris-qh5tz]

The issue though was he always put the team in a position where they needed a 4th quarter comeback for a win. They also always needed the defense to play great for 4 quarters for a chance to win. If they got into a big hole, they would lose.

[@cyrillesu]

Love him or hate him, you can't deny his love for the game. It's unfortunate that he never got a shot after 2011, but now, we get to see him again in Duval with the coach that helped him become a Heisman trophy winner.

[@EncinoDude]

You can deny his love for the game. He had plenty of opportunities to keep playing this game he allegedly loves all it would take was him switching positions. He refused and instead went on to stink up minor league baseball taking away a spot from some other deserving player. Now he’s in his thirties and will finally accept a position change because he cares more about being famous and talked about them actually what sport he is playing. I for one can’t wait for him to be cut before the season starts because he’s just not that good.

[@ajburrr]

You also can’t deny that he is a treat to watch.

[@RealToxMas]

@@EncinoDude no.

[@ricardomartinez479]

@@RealToxMas yes

[@theophilusone7]

He played backup to butt fumble Sanchez. In 2012! It will be funny watching him get destroyed every play!

[@alexshadowfax1119]

Man I forgot how much of a beast he was when running

[@JaguarGator8]

The 2011 postseason was incredible. You had the Broncos/Steelers classic, the 49ers/Saints game, both conference championships ending in incredible fashion (Giants winning in OT, Patriots winning on Cundiff's shank), and a really good Super Bowl. What a time to be a fan

[@bucketfullabiscuits7865]

Not a good time to be a raven's fan, but they got their ring next year lol

[@aidanweston1286]

2011 and 2012 had some insane postseasons

[@SnottiePippen-xd5vb]

Miss the Gmen like that. Hopefully the ten year anniversary treats us well

[@harmon1239]

@@bucketfullabiscuits7865 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@7734equalshell]

Hey hey hey. We don't speak that man's name in Baltimore

[@TheMarkieMarkMan321]

Tebowmania and Linsanity where two of my favorite times

[@crystos-he]

markie markman

[@arthor8134]

Coincidentally happened the same year and both teams have the same colors.

[@holiday42020]

@@arthor8134 Linsanity Happened in 2012 and Tebow Mania happened in 2011 I’m pretty sure

[@_SayitAintSo]

@@holiday42020 2011-12 and tebow mania was 2011

[@keefee79]

@@arthor8134 🤯

[@CalebsCards]

Proved it doesn't take 30 completions a game to win a football game. Just running it down their throats, strong defensive game plan, and never giving up you accomplish much!

[@PastorTrue93]

Same formula Baltimore uses. Its still effective 10 years later.

[@CalebsCards]

@@I_Luv_Ma_Squad oh yeah, I miss that guy. He usually was more accurate than McManus

[@semperfi6838]

Sounds like Old School Football !!!

[@spartancdc5117]

Remember he’s won one more playoff game than any of us ever will

[@speedy6743]

Just think, if Tebow never signed as a Jag this video probably wouldn’t have been posted anytime soon.

[@JesusIsAlphaOmega001]

Mindblowing 😂

[@speedy6743]

@Lorde Sesshomaru well obviously, you can find highlights of anyone 😂. Just this particular video is clearly gestured towards his return as a TE lmao

[@tylerhelt755]

I’m glad

[@tylerhelt755]

I’m glad he did

[@speedy6743]

@Lorde Sesshomaru this video only got uploaded because of everyone talking about his return rn... that’s all I’m saying lmao

[@charlesleeray6810]

Not the greatest QB but had passion and love for the game

[@massmanpro]

*fame

[@adamkhan4451]

How does passion make you a good or bad qb? He took his team to some crazy games and kept winning somehow passion has no effect on that, that’s all Tebow. Why not Acknowledge his good plays as much as his bad ones

[@ZTK05]

It confuses me when people say he's a really bad passer. I feel the reason they say that is because he's a lefty. Welcome back to the NFL Tim Tebow.

[@ronaldreagan1496]

He has a 46.5 completion percentage which is horrible, he was pretty inaccurate but one hell of a runner, he should’ve switched to fullback/tight end a lot earlier

[@skeksis1085]

It's because he has a bad throwing motion, bad accuracy and threw the ball into coverage like it was his job

[@InterloperBob]

Tebow's haters and his stupid defenders don't even realize the most interesting thing about his career, by far, is that he played pro football in a completely unique style that is universally agreed not to work, basically running a college offense. And he nonetheless had a winning record and a playoff win that year, doing it in a way that it hasn't been done in like 50 years. So it is fascinating, and all the bullshit drama really doesn't matter.

[@edgecenter]

Exactly. I thought this was entertainment.

[@bbthompson05]

Ur right. Problem is, that style wont last, he proved that when they played New England. The next year they got an old Peyton Manning with the same team, and won the Super Bowl. As I said in an earlier post, I would love to see him in a Taysom Hill type role. I think he can make an impact on a game, by getting first downs, and being a decoy.

[@InterloperBob]

@@bbthompson05 Agreed. It wasn't a plan that could win a super bowl.

[@MC-vh7go]

@@InterloperBob, why do folks talk like Tebow had to win a Super Bowl to stay in the league? What other player in NFL History had the standard that he he to win a Super Bowl just to make a team?

[@bloodmuffins793]

As a Broncos fan it's the most fun I've had rooting for them since the Elway days. It was such a fever dream. The game against the Bears is probably my favorite because it was by far the most improbable win.

[@RockyMountainWest13]

Love how the team always celebrated together and it wasnt just dancing divas after a touchdown like it is now

[@PastLifeVillian]

Oldhead

[@yaboiblue904]

How old are you 70?

[@RockyMountainWest13]

@@yaboiblue904 I literally thought you were a girl looking at your profile picture. I’m still not totally convinced you aren’t and going to assume you bend over and take it

[@_nso_12]

Idiot teams still celebrate together

[@yaboiblue904]

@@RockyMountainWest13 Awww....dat all u got sweetheart? You’re probably hoping that’s the case because that’s what you like huh? Probably can’t get no 🐱 without paying for it 😂😂😂

[@quill1260]

He just won. Maybe he didn't win in elegant fashion, but what a winner.

[@theophilusone7]

What a loser reaching for a contract that he isn't qualified for!

[@quill1260]

@@theophilusone7 I guess we'll see if he's a winner or a loser. You know what I'm expecting.

[@jampk24]

"A winner." He had an 8-6 record.

[@theophilusone7]

@@quill1260 hes a loser, that happened 10yrs ago. He doesn't belong in the NFL. Anybody that doesn't get that hasn't played the game!

[@champ2233killad]

@@theophilusone7 Who you play for? The Steelers? Or the Giants? Or maybe the Texans

[@StoneBurger11]

I can’t live with that 2011 Wild Card game, biggest heartbreak I had to witness behind Super Bowl 45. But I can’t hate a guy just for one game, he had potential and hopefully he makes a comeback with the Jaguars.

[@amanchand7273]

I mean Tebow was good that game but personally feel like he gets overrated a lot for that game, D. Thomas went nuts that game and IMO he's the #1 reason Den won that game. Not just for that last play but he was getting open, getting yards after the catch, making big catches. I feel because of Tebow we all forget what Thomas did that game

[@cameleyez]

I was at that game. Steelers fans were being so cocky but were literally crying at the end. It was glorious.

[@dawnmaximumsportsnetwork]

It honestly was a great game for both sides. Im a Steelers fan but i was a huge Tebow fan. Plus Ben had an injured foot i believe

[@andrewgrove1691]

@@cameleyez the refs helped Tebow in that game

[@cameleyez]

@@andrewgrove1691 Yall lost. Its ok. Life goes on.

[@caivue3314]

Never forget watching wild card game, that first play in OT when Tebow threw ball to Thomas than seeing him run to score touchdown to beat Steelers that was crazy. Even me as Cowboys fan but cheering and my older brother even their friends for Tebow to beat Steelers that was crazy. That why u love football for exticement and craziness because u don't know what going to happen.

[@joshuaharrington9409]

Man never really got a shot. He won clutch games and the defense gave up a lot of points

[@cjvvaliente]

LMAO he got plenty of chances. He was just ass.

[@iamarbiter6469]

@@cjvvaliente uh no your ass.

[@g94433]

Brad Nessler commentary on Thursday night football back in the day was an under appreciated.

[@daltiejul]

He was such a good runner with the ball that is was almost like having an extra blocker out there with those designed runs!

[@daltiejul]

@@I_Luv_Ma_Squad yeah the staff definitely deserves a ton of credit they did what he could do. It's just hard to commit to that kind of a style long term especially how specific it is to him I mean you have absolutely no shot if he goes down, you'd have to have a very similar backup which honestly there wasnt one!

[@DMtwelve17]

Wasn't even mad when he beat my Bears. I was laughing!

[@2thegamemaster]

Tim Tebow is one of the best qb runners of all time, especially if it was first in goal. He was getting that ball in the end zone and no one was going to stop him.

[@tonyharris8350]

I love Tebow passion for the game

[@ericsigersmith2831]

The mel gibson of football

[@shadowronin]

@@ericsigersmith2831 hit nail on head. Funny his Favourite movie is Braveheart and by the way he played I can see it. Against all odds you win. Then the people you trust the most backstab you. Then you come back and beat some ass. #Duval

[@bills_mafia_lvii9820]

No matter what, I’m drafting Tebow in the first round of the fantasy draft

[@mjf2891]

If they use him near the goal line he could be a touchdown machine

[@erics2739]

Bet its not money league lmao

[@John6-40]

He's worth a late round flier, all joking aside. They ain't signing him to rot on the bench. Urban will have plans for him, and Tebow can be a goal line beast, both running and passing. He'll be listed as a TE, but scoring you points running and throwing in an option goal line offense.

[@SK-uu2fg]

Hope your fantasy league is free.

[@bryanelizondo6856]

He got cut there goes your pick

[@noahsilon4630]

Tebow was the REAL DEAL What a LEGEND

[@matthewspallina226]

Just sucks that he didn’t get enough opportunities

[@ryankosack2249]

One of my favorite games I watched was the steelers playoff game with that 75 yard play to end it. Was in a steeler house, I don't even like Denver but was watching for my boy Tebow. Will never forget how fun he was to watch. Might not be the best, but he will probably always be my favorite player.

[@lakerskid2013]

I loved Tim Tebow in college as a Florida fan and his brief time in the NFL as a Patriots fan. Even though he had wonky mechanics, when he was on with his throws he had some underrated darts. He never got the proper chance to develop on another team as a passer but he definitely had one of the strangest occurrences where he would suck most of a game but then turn it on in the 4th quarter. Also Rest In Peace to Demaryius Thomas

[@VictorELayne77]

I don’t even watch the NFL anymore. Just NFL Throwback.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

Amen and war eagle but I respect florida gators football

[@marcomendez7001]

Bro this man willed himself to the nfl. Just imagine if he had the right coaching staff around him 🤯

[@daves.7150]

Lowkey wish he was signing with my saints You already know coach Payton would tear it up w/ Tim & Taysom

[@user-nq5be9fz1g]

I still get goose bumbs n watery eyes still watching this man

[@justinroberts8687]

Why would you post this now? He has a whole part 2 to live out

[@billywright9055]

Bro if he was still playing for the Broncos now I would love to see a Tim Tebow versus Patrick Mahomes match up that would be amazing

[@kb4231]

Lol no

[@RomanGuzman]

This guy gave a whole new meaning to the term ‘dual threat’: A threat to the opposing team A threat to his own team

[@erics2739]

As a Auburn fan i thank him for being at Florida or cam newton wouldn't have transferred

[@nuklear41]

Dude has some highlights. Here's to a ring for him.

[@pwnshhhop51]

I haven’t been watching football for very long, but he looks like a pretty solid QB to me. I think the Broncos made a huge mistake trading him.

[@iggypopisgod9]

watch the pats game

[@quintingoynes704]

Yeah they should've kept him and had him train under manning before he retired.

[@frozzenbomb4496]

this is his highlights. he actually sucks lmao

[@pwnshhhop51]

@@frozzenbomb4496 After eight months of watching more football, I can see why they didn't keep him around lol.

[@GSonDunn]

@@iggypopisgod9 I rewatched it and he didn't play bad

[@jamesxiong8898]

A QB who can juke, spin, break tackle , truck and throw the ball. He a well gifted player.

[@srivatsavyaddanapudi7772]

Thank you NFL Throwback, as a Broncos fan I was waiting for this as that 2011 season with the magic of football being shown to me it is really the reason I fell in love with the Broncos and football all together so all of these memories very very fond btw Brandon Lloyd hella underrated he was my fav receiver him and Eddie Royal before DT and Decker, cant forget my guy Matthew Willis and Moreno but those teams man as much as I love the Peyton teams that 2010 and especially 2011 when we got Von was something to behold as a fan and Tebow may not have panned out but I will remain a fan of what he has done

[@jenspetersen5865]

What is really unappreciated, and was how much better Tebow played under Studesville than under Fox, and how amazing it was that a player with such glaring faults could make up for it by being so good when needed. The Tebow offence scored 1 td less per game under fox than under Studes! If he could have stopped being horrendous at short passing he could have been stellar, and he was a special QB for us. It was destructive to get rid of BLloyd and Buckhalter. who really had great rapport with Tebow.. It was stupid to give BLloyd away for nothing. I have no affinity for Matthew Willis as he was part of many of the things that did not work. Would have rather kept Fells or even better BLloyd. Imagine trotting out DT, BLloyd and Eric Decker... I feel sorry that we did not get to see Tebow grow, but getting Peyton was pretty good!

[@MC-vh7go]

The NFL didn’t consider the value of excellence under extreme pressure. This guy is a a competitive force when the game is on the line. He single handedly won games for an NFL team. I don’t care what they say, we saw him do it. He proved it and the NFL execs basically denied that it happened. It happened!!!!

[@jayhawks2196]

Cant wait for this season

[@kelliyunge6863]

My all time favorite football player ever!!! So amazing and fun to watch! Best ever! 🌟🌟🌟

[@PanagiotisAraujo11]

Happy birthday Tim!You made 2011 NFL year fun. You are amazing human being.Enjoy life and keep inspiring.

[@GamerModeTwentyThree]

Tebow is back 🙏🏽❤️😱

[@mac_-mtlmcal]

This is hilarious, this mix of highlights makes him look like one of the all time greats lol

[@tylerwells1333]

all of those plays throughout the years impressed me so much....almost reminds me of lamar jackson when he runs😂😂😂😂😂 missed him in the broncos uniform

[@Stanzi18]

As a Raiders fan, I would've traded for Tebow in a heartbeat. The media said he couldn't throw and that he was a liability in the passing game, but he never played himself out of a job. The one time he was given the starting job, look what he did. He was inconsistent, but he was also young. It's ridiculous that he never started with the Jets because mark Sanchez was terrible. Tebow had a long awkward throwing motion, but he made play after play that made you just shake your head in amazement. I remember we had him pinned back on a 3rd & 25 and he stepped up in the pocket, got past all the pass rushers, committed to the scramble, got past all the linebackers, then the DB's and touchdown. He was the real deal. People who didn't like him just didn't like his political and religious views. Sad to see it. He had legendary potential.

[@adamkhan4451]

Agree wasn’t that his first season in the nfl too? I’ve seen plenty of QB’s who did great in college and it super well there FIRST year in the NFL. It was his first year and he did all of that. Imagine some time to polish him up

[@Stanzi18]

@@adamkhan4451 it was his second year, but first year as a starter, so basically his rookie season.

[@CJM51392]

Yes, it is the media's fault he had a reputation as a terrible passer, his historically bad completion % had nothing to do with it.

[@calcaleb7041]

@@Stanzi18 no he just sucked 😂

[@calcaleb7041]

@@CJM51392 let these inbreds complain he was never a good passer 😂

[@stewiegriffin2032]

IDC what anyone says. He was a good quarterback, and I’m never backing down from that statement.

[@DirtyBeefCurtains]

Say whatever you want but teammates love this guy and that says a lot! Look at the reactions whenever he did something!!

[@daniellessard5503]

I’m not even a Jags fan, but I wish Tebow would’ve spent his whole career in Jacksonville. He’d of been a legend there! (Not talking about his TE stint, but as a QB)

[@patrickrooney03]

Tim Tebow was my favorite player when he made that crazy comeback against the Dolphins in 2011!

[@champ2233killad]

I always loved Tebow in college he was must see tv and I remember watching him beat my Dolphins live and I was so emotionally confused cause I wanted the Fins to win but deep down in my heart I wanted to see Tebow complete the crazy comeback against my favorite team no less lol. Thats just the Tebow effect he makes you root for him cause you could never question if he was givin his all

[@kimberlyjohnson5094]

Tim Tebow was so dangerous and so fun to watch, he was tough enough to break tackles and run down the field or try to get him and he would just scramble and throw it over your head. I'm a Saint's fan and Taysom Hill reminds me ALOT of Tim Tebow, tell me I'm right. If only Payton was smart enough to let that Star Shine.

[@cmthegoat_]

ngl kinda hyped to see what he does

[@travisswiley7663]

Tebow was always so fun to watch! I'm glad he's back

[@tim6454]

I freakin love this guy

[@yengvang8737]

This dude went insane in 2011. It was fun watching Tebow-mania.

[@duanebailey6253]

They love rivers who blows most big games. This guy plays his best with big pressure and refuses to loose yet can't even get signed as a backup.

[@rogerbarker9180]

Tebow was a football player hands down ❤

[@davidgaddy4328]

I just don't understand why they didn't like him. He got the job done in the clutch. I think if he hung around long enough he would have won a super bowl

[@user-gr2tv1cj3t]

Courage. No other words to describe this man.

[@paulgaither]

It is no wonder Peyton wanted to sign with Denver. Look at all of the time Tebow has to throw. Look at his weapons getting wide open. Look at the defense Denver had. All they needed was a QB who could play for 4 quarters and throw when his guys were NOT wide open as well.

[@mjf2891]

Eh the D was still progressing. Brady lit them up for 45 in the playoffs, Von was still young, they didn’t have Talib or Ward yet.

[@bryonmyers1058]

Good thing Peyton fell into a good situation because he really stunk it up during the post season and nearly lost them the super bowl

[@forrestgump6065]

the reason his receivers were wide open is because he was a good mobile quarterback who could run over their ass if they didn't respect his run game. he created the situation that would allow him to throw over their heads if they came up to hit him.

[@mattv2912]

It's really pretty sad what happened to him. He was magnificent to watch. And made being a gator fan somehow extra special. He had a light to him. I think it was a setup to have him traded off. A real talent that was never given a real chance in the NFL. 😟🤷🏿‍♂️ Still the GOAT in NCAAF!🐊🧡💙

[@justinsgamingchannel9643]

Back In da day Tim Tebow love it🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Milehighporter]

Say what you want about this dude. I've seen twice the Broncos go to another level of play with a qb coming in, one is when Manning came back against the chargers after he was injured, and the second is when Tebow was named the starter, people loved to give all for this guy.

[@MrMW2nd]

Easily the most interesting player at qb since vick

[@cjvvaliente]

Only interesting because he never should've been a qb at the pro level. People tuned in for a circus, and that's what they got.

[@colinp720]

What’s scary is now he’s back with 20lbs heavier of pure muscle he looks to be in fantastic shape

[@takethedamnphoto]

Still was some of the most fun in football ever. Period

[@tankmccoy875]

Thank you for this 🥺

[@firstnamelastname1277]

I wish Denver would bring him back as QB we could use him here he's a damn good QB

[@isipblud]

I just watched the book of tim tebow just 10 minutes ago 🤣 nice

[@BJ-jh5is]

Watched the book ??🤔🧐

[@isipblud]

@@BJ-jh5is yea it's a video from 4 years ago on the nfl throwback channel I think

[@ericsmith6823]

its the one from nfl films chsnnel I just watched it also ironically lol

[@franciscocobosrodriguez7395]

7:47 "Just when you thought he couldn't hit the broad side of a barn." There's 6 min 44 sec left in the game.

[@keiththomas3141]

Incredible! Fast, powerful, accurate, and intelligent! What more do you want? If anyone can come back it will be Tim Tebow.

[@ABSVabeautifulsunsetvlog]

A football player if I’ve ever seen one....pulling for you Tim....#TebowTime

[@SuperHorseSense]

I'll never understand how Lamar Jackson learned to throw accurately but Tebow was always viewed as a lost cause.

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

Yeah you understand it. Sadly

[@jackyjack3193]

Lamar Jackson has actual arm strength and it doesn’t take him 5 seconds to wind up and throw the ball

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

@@jackyjack3193 yes they all have arm strength thats one of the dumbest points used. Its like saying 1 tenth of a second faster 40 is more than a 1nch difference over 20 yrds. Body types built athletic or for speed are almost always natural side arm bomd amd joint shoulders. Most often we have lose joints and in my case double jointed and can hyper extend joints . Its a handicap . big thick mlb pitchers or big Ben bodys complement over the top natural fluid motion and accuracy. Side arm outs funky movements on balls and makes intermediate passing a challenge. Y to z vertical or low hi inaccuracies isn't as bad as knuckle ball motion floating all over the 3/4 zones. All this sports med science is very defined. Obviously an individual can do something rare unique to seperate themselves for the norm. Tim tebow has pure "It factor" the immeasurable trait that debunks anylitics socialized in a box labeling. Lamar also but it comes a day when speed starts to regress at 27 ish . Power like tim Tebow is last thing to go .. Speed like lamar is first trait lost "see cam " was tweaner speed and power but the loss of step a few yrs ago was the end. If you want to start at qb over 30 you must pass from the pocket at a hi rate. Lamar is on the clock and ravens know it. They rather find out now if he can pass before his legs go and they sign him long term . Its huge year and pressure for lamar. Theyve gave him wr focusing on it and we will see this yr if he can take that giant leap

[@jackyjack3193]

@@dadsonworldwide3238 Tim Tebow had no accuracy and like I said no arm strength that’s why he is playing tight end right now end of story

[@ADUSEI6111]

I don't understand it...A whole bunch of terrible QBs get a chance to improve n get better, but Tebow doesn't?

[@TheBandicootNerd131]

Tebow was ahead of his time. If he came out of University of Florida now he would have been a top pick in the draft and would have had a team built around him. Lamar Jackson proves the mobile QB run first kind of offense can work with fantastic success and Josh Allen proves that with the right coaching, you can become more accurate. While it wasn't his time to be a QB, it is now his time to be a TE. TEbow will make plays for the Jags, whether it be as a TE, wildcat guy, goal line gadget guy, or backup QB.

[@dontaviansmallwood7889]

Ahh yes tebow mania 10 years ago 😪god I loved being a Broncos fan back then I still am loyal but the overtime games then walkoff In the wildcard man good times

[@UniversalCypher]

Say what you want, but Tebow was a good football player. He had a lot of potential. Its unfortunate that he had too much media on his heels.

[@bigmoneybarron00]

🔥🔥 looking to see how he do with Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars

[@tjstinson9156]

Tebow can actually throw , in a unique way

[@matthewspallina226]

Yeah exactly. So tired of people saying that he couldn’t throw. If only they just watch this video. John Elway ruined him.

[@hiimafanofeverything2577]

Legendary

[@INTERLOPER-CS]

The ultimate competitor. Hopefully he works out at tightend

[@mje19D]

Hopefully he can get that TE spot for the Jags

[@mattblatchley2061]

I'll always LOVE the time we had TT in Denver...just loved that dude on a deep level! You know how they say a man before his time? Well he was the opposite...throwback to a tougher era

[@mattblatchley2061]

Bill Cosby said it best, and I'm NOT clowning here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep_IeXx6eauAprs

[@SonicSkychaser]

Tim Tebow is a fucking beast! And to see him come back in the league and he might play for JAX as a TE, oh there's going to be some monster highlights. This season is going to be hella good!

[@CPerryTravels]

How about we get the Steelers vs Broncos playoff game upload? Please!

[@dallasoliver1933]

Excited to see how the Jaguars use him this coming season... welcome back Tim!

[@ZachFish-]

Why do people hate him? He was good and led his team to the playoffs with exciting wins

[@matthewspallina226]

They always wanna bring up that he couldn’t throw yet most of the throws in this video are on target. Rarely underthrows.

[@penguinrea0088]

God bless you

[@BJ-jh5is]

I’m surprised he has 20 minutes of highlights tbh

[@troyc4250]

It's more than most of us.

[@jakesimmons2965]

Don’t hate on tim

[@ernestogastelum9123]

@@troyc4250 thats a stupid comparison and a cheap one to use

[@troyc4250]

@@ernestogastelum9123 but it's still true nonetheless.

[@213byron]

4:16 10 years later...

[@mistertibbs1105]

I never realized how much of a Marketing legend Tim Tebow is until recently when he came back to the NFL. He def isnt a goat because of his play on the field. He was very average at best. But SEC fans need to actually thank this man for being the face behind the rise of the SEC dominant run of 10 years. Tim Tebow is the reason why the SEC narrative became elitist like. The Southeastern Conference was a symbolic representation of the South, rising again. And the new civil war was transferred to sports. Every SEC National Championship win, is a win for the south against the rest of the country. This is not a reach.. please follow me on this... Tim Tebow became a household name back in 2006 when he was a freshman QB at Florida; splitting time with Chris Leak. The story about his character, his virginity, and his family's missionary work was a constant conversation piece on TV. During this 2006 season, the SEC wasn't talk about as the premiere conference. They were respected but the elite football programs were USC, Texas, Ohio State, and Michigan. Here is the proof to what I am telling you. IN 2006, the entire season was talking about #1 Ohio State and #2 Michigan. Both going undefeated the entire year. There was a side story about Tim Tebow; but never about the SEC. Just Tebow. Once Florida smoked Ohio State in that 2007 NC game. Tim Tebow suddenly became the hero. Because remember, Florida were the underdogs in that game. Suddenly, Ohio State was too slow, and not enough talent on the defensive line and offensive line. And the SEC now has the blueprint to winning NCs. These were words straight from Kirk Herbstreit's mouth after OSU lost. His OSU. Tim Tebow became the face of College Football. Chris Leak graduated. It's not Tebow's Team. Alabama hires Nick Saban as HC. A very average Alabama team. But Tebow Mania was massive and set the tone for the media to use him as the source behind their new agenda of painting the SEC narrative as elite. LSU wins a NC against OSU in 2008 but Tebow wins the Heisman as a Sophmore. And they were trying their best to make Tim Tebow a two time Heisman winner but they gave it to Sam Bradford in 2009. Cam Newton in 2010. Tebow left Florida as a GOD. I remember Florida fans crying during his last game. Balling their eyes out!! Anyways.... He goes onto the NFL draft where he was projected to be a 3rd round selection and was told to prepare to play another Position. Either TE or FB. But Josh McDaniels notoriously trades back into the first round and drafts Tebow. Why did he draft him? Because Tebow brought fans, and money. It wasn't about if he was good enough. It was about jersey sales, image, and marketing. The face of your organization is a white male Christian and "winner". The SEC narrative was monstrous as well so that helped. Tebow was AVERAGE at QB. But anything he did positive, people like Skip Bayless went out of his way to praise as if he was already an NFL hall of famer. All because they need to promote to their fans that someone who looks and lives like them is the leader of a football team. When tebow fizzled out from Football. He moved to analyst status. The man was treated like royalty then. And thats why the Mets decided to pick him up. Same reason why McDaniels drafted him in the first round. And same reason why Urban Meyer is converting him at TE. Jersey sales, butts in seats and media attention.

[@lovedc4ever678]

People love to make fun of Tebow in the NFL but that is either because they don't care to look up what I call the "immaculate season" or, unlike me, they didn't witness it first hand. In my over 40 years of watching NFL football, I have never seen a season like Tim Tebow with the Broncos for that one year. Not before or since. A damn awesome video!