Tim Tebow: Broncos QB Will Have Home-Field Advantage in First Start in Miami

When the Denver Broncos announced that the starting quarterback for the team for the upcoming weeks would be Tim Tebow, there was immediate speculation and talk around the league.

Whether you love or hate Tebow, one thing is for sure: the opinion you have is likely a very firm one.

It seems like there is no in-between with this guy. People either love him or hate. There is no indifference in grading the talent and character.

This weekend Tebow will be getting his first start at quarterback in the 2011 NFL season. He will do it back in the state where he became known and loved across the country.

Tebow's time with the Florida Gators was one of the most impressive showings ever by a college football player.

He was the heart and soul of the team, and was a heck of a football player to go with it. He was adored by those in Gainesville.

When the news came out that Tebow would be starting for the Broncos' Week 7 game in Miami, how do you think the reaction was in the state of Florida?

The Miami Dolphins are sitting at an 0-5 record. The team is nothing short of a joke.

How many Tebow fans do you think went out and bought tickets to go watch the quarterback in action?

How many do you think bought those tickets from Dolphins fans who are sickened watching their team?

How many of those Dolphins fans do you think were already Tebow fans?

When it comes down to it, on Sunday afternoon there is going to be a lot of Tebow fans in the crowd.

Maybe it won't be enough to give the Broncos a home-field advantage, but it will be enough to split the crowd.

During halftime at Sun Life Stadium, Tebow and the 2008 Florida Gators are actually being honored.

That's right, the home team will be honoring the opposing quarterback at halftime.

Nothing can really say it better than that.

There will be three jerseys in the crowd on Sunday—the Denver Broncos, the Miami Dolphins and the Florida Gators.