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[OfficialJaguarGator]

The first three quarters of every Broncos game in 2011 were tough to watch. But if they were in it when the 4th quarter rolled around, you knew something special was about to happen

[adamspeidel]

This dude would look like a high school QB until he needed to make a play then he became the most clutch QB ever.

[byron]

Damn he really scored a touchdown on 3rd & 24 on a QB draw 😳

[paulwayne]

The guy has skills for sure! And what he doesn’t have in skills, he makes up for with heart and determination. There is no quit in him! God bless Tim Tebow and I hope his comeback is epic.

[steviechampagne]

Tebow Mania was so fuckin sweet.

Anyone who remembers that time can’t deny the magic of it all

[jimshaly]

I know he threw goofy, but man. I wish he found a way to be in the league this whole time. He was joy to watch sometimes.

[cyrillesu]

Love him or hate him, you can't deny his love for the game. It's unfortunate that he never got a shot after 2011, but now, we get to see him again in Duval with the coach that helped him become a Heisman trophy winner.

[jeffw]

The best thing about Tebow was that he would go visit kids in the hospital immediately after games. One time he threw four interceptions in a game. He was visiting someone right after and he took a deep breath and said, "Well, THAT didn't go the way I wanted it". And that was all he said about it. Lots of players visit hospitals but I never heard of a guy who did it right after games.

[stevenreichertart]

Tebow made 2011 the most exciting year ever. The dude consistently made the most improbable comebacks. And that throw on the first play of overtime had to be the most electric single play I can remember.

[crocowithaglocko]

I don’t know if he will, but if Tebow becomes a star that would be epic

[sports]

Tim Tebow could have easily been a fullback when he came to the NFL

[JaguarGator]

The 2011 postseason was incredible. You had the Broncos/Steelers classic, the 49ers/Saints game, both conference championships ending in incredible fashion (Giants winning in OT, Patriots winning on Cundiff's shank), and a really good Super Bowl. What a time to be a fan

[TheMarkieMarkMan]

Tebowmania and Linsanity where two of my favorite times

[keeganpieper]

Alternate title:
That time the nfl was turned upside down

[alexshadowfax]

Man I forgot how much of a beast he was when running

[CalebsCards]

Proved it doesn't take 30 completions a game to win a football game. Just running it down their throats, strong defensive game plan, and never giving up you accomplish much!

[RomanGuzman]

This guy gave a whole new meaning to the term ‘dual threat’:
A threat to the opposing team
A threat to his own team

[mangomangay]

His teammates loved him, his coaches loved him, he elevated those around him, and he won games. The witch-hunt by the media and blackballing of Tim Tebow will never be forgiven.

[RockyMountainWest]

Love how the team always celebrated together and it wasnt just dancing divas after a touchdown like it is now

[spartancdc]

Remember he’s won one more playoff game than any of us ever will