It should read:

"I only he exercised that kind of judgment when reading defenses and still not have that look on his face as if they were written in Sumerian Linear B."

Just sayin'.

Ventris thought it to be a refinement of earlier Sumerian cueiform, when it was actually archaic Mycenaean Greek derived from pictographs.

He finally figured it out.


One thing Tebow never will.

Hilarious, but mean!

Go Social Network! Keep up the good work and marginalize assholes wherever they rear their ugly heads!

Mr Tebow called Dr. Jeffress Wednesday evening saying that for personal and professional reasons he needed to avoid controversy at this time, but would like to come to First Baptist Dallas to speak at a future date.

He still opposes gays and lesbians. He still wants them to go to hell. He still wants to make life miserable for him.

Who knows how to do damage control.

I think I remember reading that somewhere.

That said, I doubt Timmeh cares this jackass pastor is a homophobe and anti-semite...he just doesn't want the bad pr.

New wave in the Evangelical world that takes the anti out of Christianity

"I will continue to use the platform God has blessed me with to bring Faith, Hope and Love to all those ... needing a brighter day."

If he believes in an Omnipotent Benevolent Invisible Friend In The Sky then why doesn't this magical deity just bring Faith, Hope and Love directly to all instead of going through Lil' Timmy? I guess it's too busy smiting children with cancer and bringing famine to Africa and inflicting Real Housewives shows on us.

Yes, he is relentlessly evangelical in his religious beliefs, but never has been overtly devisive about it the way some evangelicals can get.

And as a quarterback, well he did have one more playoff victory for the Broncos than the man who replaced him. For the life of me I didn't know why the Jets didn't at least try starting him for one game and seeing how that would work. Couldn't really get worse than Mark Sanchez, IMHO.

I'll go on record on saying I've got no real bone to pick with Tim Tebow. Good on him for doing the right thing here.

Tebow's not my favorite QB, but a lot of people (esp. here on DU) despise him just because of his religion. I don't. I don't always agree with him, but he worked his butt off in the college game, and if he lands with the right team, he'll be a good QB in the NFL. I say cut him some slack. And yes, he did the right thing in this case by cancelling his appearance at FBC Dallas.

Bake

His hometown and close by the University of Florida.

Don't think he would have done worse than Blaine Gabbert, at least.

He's not the greatest player to grace the field, but I think he does endure way more hatin' than he deserves. He seems like a decent person to me.

It's telling that few people here are praising this correct decision and instead spinning it so it doesn't challenge their preconceptions.

and for the life of me, I *still* don't understand why he won it.

He had excellent supporting cast that *made* him look good.

When he started in 2011 for Fox, Fox had to *adjust* his offense to meet Tebow's demand.

That's why we got Manning.

Now we need to fix the defense.

And in spite of Tebow. At least according to the man's detractors.

In the interests of full disclosure, however, I'm a Ravens fan and the Broncos and Manning put up a tough show in the AFC Divisional Game. So I can't bash them too much. They just happened to fall victim to the NFL's newest elite quarterback, that's all.

The Ravens without Lewis is going to be a very weak team., defenseively. Reed is about a year or so from retiring as well.

First quarterback to win a playoff game in his first five seasons, winningnest quarterback in the NFL over the past five years, and in the 2012 postseason tied Joe Montana for the most touchdowns in a postseason without an interception, and tied Montana and Kurt Warner for the most touchdowns in a postseason, ending with a 117.2 passing rating.

I love Ray Lewis and I'll miss his energy, but other than the Wild Card game against Indy, he was pretty much a non-factor in the postseason and had long declined in his play. Ditto for Reed. The Ravens might never have another 2000 level offense, but they still have some solid D players (Ngata) and an extremely potent offense.

Hard to say whether some other team will pick him up, but this is probably not a good time for him to have a high profile off the field.

But then again, what did Canada ever do to us to deserve the likes of Tebow?

Yeah, right, Tebow - like you XTians have any of that. What a fucking maroon.

Christians are supposed to be loving and willing to sacrifice our own needs for the needs of others. Most of us fall very far short of that ideal. Many are so far off the mark they no longer even acknowledge it.

It's not the fault of the entire Christian religion that some of its adherents fall way, way short of that goal.

Granted, I'm still glad he's no longer QB for my team, the Broncos, but today, at least, he made a good decision.