Yesterday was not Tebow's fault. The guy threw four touchdown passes with no picks and completed just over 50% of his passes and ran for about 60 yards, all with a defense that was tee'd off on him and allowed to blitz like crazy.
I have no problem with pointing out poor individual performances by HT winners in their bowl games. But anyone who tries to cast this as Tebow's failure either did not watch the game or is just plain stupid.
Oh.
Well in that case never mind.
Just getting tired of people trying to argue that the loss yesterday was his fault. I'm hearing that a lot from the usual TT detractors and its just so wrong.
very unpredictable knee jerk responseYesterday was not Tebow's fault. The guy threw four touchdown passes with no picks and completed just over 50% of his passes and ran for about 60 yards, all with a defense that was tee'd off on him and allowed to blitz like crazy.
I have no problem with pointing out poor individual performances by HT winners in their bowl games. But anyone who tries to cast this as Tebow's failure either did not watch the game or is just plain stupid.
Tebow didnt have a great game. His numbers are almost identical to his Auburn or LSU numbers... but as you said, I think it was directly related to the fact that he was under pressure all day long. It was a tough game and he cant do it by himself. It would've helped had someone not named Harvin & Tebow showed up on offense... you could tell they were drained towards the end of the game. You cant fault Tebow for the rest of the team leaning on him so much.