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I'm still not sold on Tebow as a long-term solution for my Broncos, but that was a wickedly fun game to watch. And there's no doubt he played well today. Easily the best he's played since the Minnesota game. He only made one real glaring mistake, that I could see (underthrowing Thomas, I think it was, on 3rd down with 2 minutes left in regulation).
Obviously the play-action pass in overtime was a perfect play call, but the rest of the game was good as well.
Of course, it doesn't matter if the playcalling is good if the players don't make the plays, and Tebow executed the plays that he needed to today. I've been critical of his play this season, and generally think he's gotten more hype for the wins than he deserved, at the expense of other elements (running game, offensive line, defense, and playcalling). But today he hit the passes that he needed to. If he doesn't hit those first few long passes, the great playcalls don't matter and the Steelers defense can continue teeing off on the running game, as they had been up until that point. He played a great game against a great (if somewhat hurting) defense.
Now if they can find a way to do the same in Foxboro 