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Sunday, September 9, 2012
Von Miller Tebowing
Von Miller finished off the marquee Sunday Night Football win over the Pittsburgh Steelers with a huge sack late in the 4th quarter. To celebrate, Miller tebowed, in honor of the team's quarterback Tim Tebow who was dumped in favor of Peyton Manning in the offseason.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Friday, January 20, 2012
All Potential Super Bowl Matchups Look Good -- Adam Schefter's 10 Spot
All potential matchups look good -- Adam Schefter's 10 Spot - ESPN:
Crazy fact about this NFL Season: ESPN.com writer, Adam Schefter reports: "Few if any predicted that 49ers quarterback Alex Smith would lead his team further in this season's playoffs than Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Everyone waited for Smith to flop this season, and he has done just the opposite. Smith was less mistake-prone this season than any other quarterback in football. Smith's interception percentage this season of 1.1 -- five interceptions on 445 passing attempts -- was the lowest in the NFL. It was better than Rodgers' 1.2 (six interceptions in 502 attempts) and better than Sam Bradford's 1.7 (six in 357). Smith's interception percentage was so low that it set a 49ers season franchise record, bettering any interception mark that Joe Montana or Steve Young had in one season. If Smith can continue to avoid the mistakes, San Francisco will be tough to take down, even for a white-hot Giants team."
Wow!
Great season Alex Smith... no matter how it turns out.
Check out the rest of Adam Schefter's weekly 10 Spot here
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Crazy fact about this NFL Season: ESPN.com writer, Adam Schefter reports: "Few if any predicted that 49ers quarterback Alex Smith would lead his team further in this season's playoffs than Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Everyone waited for Smith to flop this season, and he has done just the opposite. Smith was less mistake-prone this season than any other quarterback in football. Smith's interception percentage this season of 1.1 -- five interceptions on 445 passing attempts -- was the lowest in the NFL. It was better than Rodgers' 1.2 (six interceptions in 502 attempts) and better than Sam Bradford's 1.7 (six in 357). Smith's interception percentage was so low that it set a 49ers season franchise record, bettering any interception mark that Joe Montana or Steve Young had in one season. If Smith can continue to avoid the mistakes, San Francisco will be tough to take down, even for a white-hot Giants team."
Wow!
Great season Alex Smith... no matter how it turns out.
Check out the rest of Adam Schefter's weekly 10 Spot here
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Plugged In: Tim Tebow and the Gift of Losing
Focus on the Family Community: Plugged In: Tim Tebow and the Gift of Losing:
Great article from Focus on the Family about the amazing run for Tim Tebow and the Broncos this season and that even in losses God is working through Tebow and in our lives when we suffer loss.
John 3:16 - For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.
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Great article from Focus on the Family about the amazing run for Tim Tebow and the Broncos this season and that even in losses God is working through Tebow and in our lives when we suffer loss.
John 3:16 - For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.
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Sunday, January 15, 2012
Believing in Tim Tebow - ESPN
Believing in Tim Tebow - ESPN:
ESPN.com columnist, Rick Reilly, celebrates Tim Tebow the humanitarian: "I've come to believe in Tim Tebow, but not for what he does on a football field, which is still three parts Dr. Jekyll and two parts Mr. Hyde.
No, I've come to believe in Tim Tebow for what he does off a football field, which is represent the best parts of us, the parts I want to be and so rarely am."
Tim Tebow has made an amazing contribution to his fans, to those in need, and to those who are hurting.
It has been a remarkable testimony about who he is, and what means the most to him, week in and week out.
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ESPN.com columnist, Rick Reilly, celebrates Tim Tebow the humanitarian: "I've come to believe in Tim Tebow, but not for what he does on a football field, which is still three parts Dr. Jekyll and two parts Mr. Hyde.
No, I've come to believe in Tim Tebow for what he does off a football field, which is represent the best parts of us, the parts I want to be and so rarely am."
Tim Tebow has made an amazing contribution to his fans, to those in need, and to those who are hurting.
It has been a remarkable testimony about who he is, and what means the most to him, week in and week out.
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