Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos will extend their winning streak to six games after they defeat the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
Tebow has faced criticism his entire NFL career, but the comments from the peanut gallery are starting to quiet down. Tebow has proved that his โall I do is win reputationโ is coming through in the clutch once again.
The Broncos have won, and while it hasnโt been conventional and pretty on the eyes, theyโre still getting the job done. Donโt expect the Broncos to slow down any time soon either.
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The Chicago Bears have a stellar defense, but Iโm afraid thatโs all theyโre offering at the moment. After seeing Jay Cutler and Matt Forte go down with injuries, Iโm afraid this Bears' team just doesnโt have enough offensive star power to muster up a win against the Broncos.
Sure they have the X-factor in Devin Hester, but he canโt do all the scoring by himself. The Broncos have proved that not only can they rush the football, but they can be dominant on defense.
The guy thatโs been creating havoc for opposing offenses all year, Von Miller, is expected to play against the Bears, and that doesnโt bode well for Chicago.
The Broncos will win this game, and I believe they have a good chance to win this game by double digits. Wouldnโt that be something fans arenโt used to?
Tim Tebow not having to rally his team and battle back at the end of the game? Why, I thought Iโd never see the day. In all seriousness, the Broncos are hot right now, and more importantly, the team believes in Tebow at quarterback.
So donโt expect the Bears to upset this feel-good story. Tebow and the Broncos continue their streak for at least one more week as they put down the Bears tomorrow on Fox.
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