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Robin PottratzTim Tebow throws for 316 yards against the Steelers
January 9th 2012 23:08
Tim Tebow and 316 is quite the topic today. Tim Tebow the Christian quarterback threw for 316 yards in the biggest pro game of his life when the Broncos upset the Steelers. Tebow also averaged 31.6 yards per completion.
Tebow who has a huge Christian following wears his religion on his sleeve making him popular and hated depending on your personal beliefs. Tim Tebow has said that John 3 : 16 is his favorite bible verse. “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life,”
Of course some religious people think it was a sign from God. The anti religious people say it’s a coincidence. The anti Steelers fans probably think the Steelers are sons of Satan and God smote them one. That one is possible lol.
I do think the Tim Tebow and 316 is a coincidence but it’s a very interesting one. Tebow had been having a bad time to the point of almost being benched. Then in the biggest game of his career he throws for 316 yard. Things that make ya go hmmmm.
Tebow who has a huge Christian following wears his religion on his sleeve making him popular and hated depending on your personal beliefs. Tim Tebow has said that John 3 : 16 is his favorite bible verse. “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life,”
Of course some religious people think it was a sign from God. The anti religious people say it’s a coincidence. The anti Steelers fans probably think the Steelers are sons of Satan and God smote them one. That one is possible lol.
I do think the Tim Tebow and 316 is a coincidence but it’s a very interesting one. Tebow had been having a bad time to the point of almost being benched. Then in the biggest game of his career he throws for 316 yard. Things that make ya go hmmmm.
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