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| SouthwestFloridaGator Posting higher than God (71.200.207.101) on 1/12/2013 - 8:56 p.m. says: ( 232 views , 8 likes ) |
"They couldn't have put Peyton in any better position to succeed" |
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Message Replied To ========== LOL, Horseface paid how much for a first round loss? perhaps I should check out the Peyton Manning News source on how he is doing.....they've been crowing all season. LOLOLOL!!!!!!!============================== They got his old receivers who he had years of experience working with. He had an entire offseason and preseason to work with them as the anointed #1 QB, as opposed to being thrown in the fire in the middle of the season with an offense put together on the fly. He's a veteran with years of experience. They acquired defensive players like Tracy Porter who won the Steelers game for them. Von Miller was healthy all season. They got Trindon Holliday who made big plays in special teams for them all year and had two huge ones in this game, otherwise it never even would have got to OT due to Petyon's Pick Six and fumble. Eric Decker, Tebow's #1 receiver, was injured early in the Steeler game, limiting his few options. Peyton had all his. Tebow was given no chance and villified at ever step. Peyton was given every advantage and opportunity and was worshipped the entire way and will still probably be voted MVP. Tebow 1 Peyton 0 |
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-- Starred by: chigatorbri Happy Gator J-VILLE GATOR GatorDJ Joe6pak CoachTony BuckyGator HungaryGator -- At the end of his college career, Tim Tebow was the SEC's all time leader in career passing efficiency (170.8), completion percentage (67.1%), passing touchdown to interception ratio (5.5 to 1), rushing yards by a QB (2947), rushing touchdowns (any position) (57), and total touchdowns responsible for (145). Tebow completed 70.1% of his passes his senior year at Florida. |
They couldn't have put Peyton in any better position to succeed SouthwestFloridaGator 1/12/2013 - 8:56 p.m.
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