Tim TeBOW Down to the Savior of Football: Broncos Mount Another Comeback

It's official.

Tim Tebow is the greatest bad quarterback to ever step onto an NFL field.

It's amazing. It's inexplicable. It's just Tebow.

For some reason, God has chosen to gift the ex-Gator with the ability to make stuff happen. With five minutes left in the game, the Chicago Bears are leading the Denver Broncos 10-0 and the Bears have the ball.

The Denver defense led by Von Miller force the Caleb Hanie-led Bears offense into a punt.

No big deal.

Then, Tim Tebow leads his team on a solid drive topped off by a 10-yard touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas.

The murmurs have started.

But of course, there's no chance that the Broncos can do anything. The Bears have the ball and all they have to do is get a first down and run out the clock.

Marion Barber is given the pigskin on third down and gets a few yards before being tackled...out of bounds. Honestly, I feel bad for the guy. Barber had been playing a solid game, but now, he had made a critical mistake. He's given the All-American boy the chance to do it again.

The clock stops and Timmy T gets the ball again. The whole stadium is quiet, wondering, "Can he win it? Can history repeat itself?"

Tebow drives down the field and gets the ball in decent field position. A 59-yard field goal is set up for Matt Prater; it's highly improbable that he'll even have the distance.

Guess what? He nails it.

The game is thrust into overtime, and the Bears win the coin toss. It looks like the Tebow magic is over while Caleb Hanie and Marion Barber spark a drive, gaining more yardage every down.

Then, on the Denver 38-yard line, by some incredible Christmas miracle, Wesley Woodyard strips Barber, and Elvis Dumervil falls on the fumble. The rest is history.

Tebow drives down the field and sets up Prater for a 51-yarder. By this time, the whole stadium is booming. The whole world is under Tebow's palm and, of course, Prater hits the field goal.

In the next few days, the media will be in a frenzy, while analysts try to figure out how in the hell this player—this unorthodox, bad quarterback—is so damn good while being absolutely horrible at the same time. In the meantime, I'll be TeBOWing down to the savior of football. Stay tuned for more Broncos action.