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Nobody knows what will come of the Tim Tebow experiment, not even those scrambling ramblers who came before him.
One could argue that Tim Tebow has gotten too much credit for some of the Broncos' wins this year. Not Sunday. He wasn't the only piece of the victory pie against Minnesota, but he was a huge part of it. Denver is 6-1 under Tebow, and, even more important, atop the AFC West.
The NFL has reached the quarter pole with its share of thoroughbreds. And its share of pretenders.
"I can't believe I'm saying this, but I for one would be disappointed if the Broncos don't make the playoffs," CBS4's Vic Lombardi said in his latest Vic's Signature.
With Von Miller sidelined with an injury the Denver Broncos turned to Mario Haggan to fill in and he didn't disappoint by delivering the game of the season.
The NFL has caught Tim Tebow fever, too. The cover of the inaugural edition of the league's official monthly publication, NFL Magazine, which hits newsstands Dec. 13, will feature Tebow.
Eric Decker knew fewer passes were going to come his way with Tim Tebow at quarterback, even after All-Pro wide receiver Brandon Lloyd's trade opened up opportunities for a new top target to emerge in Denver.
Von Miller missed practice Wednesday and Thursday after undergoing a surgical procedure to repair a strained ligament in his right thumb, which he hurt at San Diego last weekend.
When the Broncos turned to John Fox after more than a decade of Mike Shanahan or Josh McDaniels roaming the sideline, the defensive-minded head coach turned to a 39-year-old rising assistant to help him revive Denver's defense.
It is becoming almost expected that Tim Tebow will engineer a fourth-quarter comeback in a Denver Broncos victory. A late rally against the struggling Minnesota Vikings, however, might not be necessary.
A couple of Denver Broncos players spent time Tuesday visiting children in a hospital in Denver.
Now that Sports Authority has purchased the naming rights to the Denver Broncos' stadium, it wants to add their own sparkling signs.
In six starts, Tim Tebow has more – or as many – wins (five) than Michael Vick, Cam Newton, Josh Freeman, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Philip Rivers have all season, and is one behind Eli Manning and Mark Sanchez. But how about that unheralded Denver D? The Broncos have allowed 10-15 points in four of Tebow's five wins.
