Even with these quotes:

 “I trust him. I trust him with everything,” Denver’s sensational rookie Von Miller told the NFL Network’s Alex Flanagan after the Broncos wrapped up its 17-13 win. “No matter how many interceptions he throws, how many touchdowns he throws, I’m going to ride with him to the end.”

 "He did it to us in college and he's doing it here," said teammate Robert Ayers, who went to Tennessee. "It doesn't have to be pretty, it doesn't have to be Aaron Rodgers-like. As long as we get it done, that's all that matters."

John Fox said. "He's super competitive. He never lays his sword down. He'll fight you to the death. That's just his nature. He's a great young man."

“A miracle,” Decker said. “Greatness.”

“Would you rather us look good and lose?” asked Denver's future Hall of Fame cornerback, Champ Bailey. “I’ll take the win, and if people say we look bad doing it, I’m OK with that.” 

And this one more than anything...

“I know people are still going to talk bad about us,” Bailey said. “But I don’t care. ... We always have a chance with 15 as our quarterback.”

What Tebow brings to his teammates - both on the offense and equally or perhaps even more importantly on the defense - is faith.  He makes his teammates believe that if they try hard, if they keep it close, if they hang around long enough, he will eventually find a way to make something special happen and lead them to victory.  I've heard idiots like Mike and Mike say that Tim has the benefit of a defense that is playing better now than they did when Orton was QB.  They fail to examine WHY that is so.  I say it is because Tim Tebow gave them faith and a man with faith...