In their last meeting Tebow was undecided and tenative in throwing the ball, last Sunday he didn’t hesitate and he looked off the safeties when it counted. Still thoug establishing the run is important in taking control of this game. We have to remember that the Patriots are an opportunistic defense trying to make their opponent make the mistakes. The offense makes very few of them.

Tebow is clearly the reason the Broncos will be playing this weekend in a rematch with the Patriots, and he’s at the center of the single most compelling story line of Divisional Playoff Weekend: How will his performance against the Steelers impact Bill Belichick’s game plan? Is Tebow the overwhelming majority of his throws this season, or is he the 6 terrific throws he made last Sunday?

It will come down to how BillB uses his safeties. No team can afford to go with 2 safeties back, not even on 3rd and long, because our running game is too potent, so if Tim continues to do good work early looking off the safety, then the opportunities to go over the top will present themselves. Belicheck will tell his safety to stay back and not allow anything over the top. Tim will be coached and gameplanned to anticipate the downfield throw. If he holds the ball that may be a good thing, but it will be hard to get the offense going. If he throws it up, that deep safety will be watching and will have a good shot at the ball.

Look off the safeties, Tim. Trust your WRs to be where they need to be when you come back to them. And while your at it, scramble once or twice and put a shoulder into the “spy.”

This is a very winnable game.

I hope that wasn’t due to Larsen being out. If we can run like we did the first game, this should be a good game.

CAN"T turn the ball over however!

If we run that well, I think Tim pulls the trigger again this week!