Tim Tebow: Denver Broncos Spurn Fate with Slow Move to Brady Quinn

Tim Tebow and Sundays just go together. Everyone knows that.

So why would John Fox, John Elway and the rest of the management of the Denver Broncos continue to tease fate by taking out the man who saved the team's season from certain damnation?

That’s right, folks. The Broncos want Tebow to share the workload with Brady Quinn.

Tebow is not the most accurate quarterback or the best decision maker, but he has the heart of a lion and that is something you can’t teach. The team rallies around him and they win games.

Brady Quinn has done even less than Tebow this season and is being handed this chance like he deserves it. This is another example of the Broncos trying to keep Tebow from succeeding.

RotoWorld.com insider Greg Rosenthal is reporting on Twitter about Sunday’s gameplan for the Broncos and their quarterbacks:

Two words will describe what will happen when the Broncos install this system against the Pittsburgh Steelers defense: train wreck.

Despite the fact that the Steelers are in the top 10 for almost every major defensive statistic in the book this season, the Denver Broncos can beat them. They won’t if they go through with their plan.

Quinn hasn’t taken the No. 1 spot from Tebow all season, yet he somehow manages to wiggle his way into the game once the playoffs hit. Why?

I'd rather have an inaccurate quarterback up to game speed instead of an inaccurate quarterback who is cold. It will be a worse result with Quinn every time.

If it weren’t for Tebow the Broncos would be on the golf course right now, so the least they can do is give the man the respect he deserves by letting him start the game alone. If that doesn’t work, then start to infuse more Quinn.

Tebow needs to turn heel and not allow Quinn on the field. He then can become the coach on the field and walk the offense up and down the field.

Then wake up from the James Harrison blow that sent him into La-La land.

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