Denver Broncos: Expect More Tim Tebow Magic Today Against New England Patriots

Tim Tebow of the Denver Broncos has become the most talked about quarterback in the NFL, and he will lead another fourth quarter-comeback today against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.

Tebow's season has been impressive to say the least: He is 7-1 with three overtime-wins, six comebacks—four in a row—11 touchdowns to only three interceptions and soon, a playoff-berth.

Tebow has been called the savior of the Broncos, and many of his haters are changing their minds (including myself). While he doesn't dominate teams, he gets the job done, and going 7-1 is impressive no matter who the opponent.

This week Tebow's Broncos host the Pats. They now face reigning MVP Tom Brady, who has six Pro Bowl appearances, three Super Bowl rings, two Super Bowl MVP and two regular season MVP awards.

These two quarterbacks have both been successful, but they are doing so in completely different ways. Tebow has had comeback after comeback and looks like he is playing backyard-football at times, while Brady is a consistent, dominant quarterback.

We will see the two go head-to-head today in Denver, and Tebow's style of play will earn him another win.

While Tebow looks awful in the first three quarters, he shines like a star in the fourth quarter and a Hall of Famer in the final seven minutes and overtime.

However, that will be enough for a win.

Denver's stingy defense will keep them in the game for the first three quarters, which is all Tebow will need.

The Pats are second in the league in passing offense, but struggle to run the ball.

The Broncos have stepped it up against the pass, going from ranked dead-last in the league by a mile to respectable at No. 17. They have given up 252 passing yards or less in four of their last five games, and have been a nightmare for quarterbacks.

If anyone can burn this team it will be Brady: He will need about a 28-point cushion to secure a victory. That is a tall order for anyone against this defense.

The Pats' defense looks worse than a Pee Wee team in the fourth quarter, and Tebow will tear them apart.

While they are already ranked last in the league in opposing passing yards per game, they are even worse in the fourth quarter. This is a team that was outscored 21-0 in the fourth quarter against the Indianapolis Colts.

They struggle to stop most teams in the final 15 minutes, and during Tebow Time they will surely give up three or four touchdowns.

With their defense—incredible kicker in Matt Prater and Tebow's ability to dominate a poor defense in the fourth quarter—the Broncos will win again. They will go 9-5, including 8-1 under Tebow, and they will take another step toward winning their division and making the playoffs.

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