Steelers vs. Broncos: Tim Tebow's Throw Will Be Remembered Forever

Tim Tebow's overtime throw to Demaryius Thomas will live on forever in the stories and memories of NFL fans everywhere as one of the greatest moments of all time.

In fact, it will probably get its own name.

As sports fans we love to name certain memorable events that take place. Nobody knows why we do it, but we all love looking back and recalling these magic moments by name.

There's "The Immaculate Reception," "The Drive" and "The Catch," just to name a few.

From here on out, I propose that we remember this moment as...

"The Throw."

Yes, folks, never before in the history of the sport has a quarterback ever made such a crisp throw over the middle to a streaking wide receiver.

It was almost as if time froze, and Tebow was able to whisk the ball through the cold Denver night as the rest of the universe stood still in admiration.

The stars twinkled their approval as the earth quietly floated through the universe, and for one precious moment, everything was in its rightful place.

Snap back to real life.

One incredible stiff-arm and a great run after the catch later, Thomas found himself in the end zone and Tebow had notched himself an 80-yard game-winning touchdown in overtime.

The Broncos had beaten the favorite and defending AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers, and celebration roared through the night and echoed through the Rocky Mountains.

Ladies and gentleman, I give you "The Throw."