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Media still slobbering over Tebow

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A whole story on this fuging fine young male. ESPN and the entire sports media makes me sick.

And YOU keep talking about him, and making threads... exactly what they want. If everyone stopped clicking on ESPN threads about The Golden Calf of Bristol, stopped calling to radio shows to cry bitches about him, and stopped talking about him, the media blitz would slow. It's your fault, not ESPN's. They're in the business to make money and get people to tune in for news on the lousy QB and you fell for it. Congrats.

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As long as the Broncos are in the playoff hunt The Golden Calf of Bristol will get the most talk every week. Even this huge week for Cam will get over shadowed by the catch in Cincy.

Actually, not really. Cam is getting his tv time.

And it's not so much the catch they are talking about. It's the leaping and sticking that landing on the run is what's being shown on the highlights. Have to admit, it is worth the air-time. But so was Lafell leaping up in the air and catching a ball in full stride, while being covered. That wasn't isn't nothing to sneeze at either. He went 91 yards with men coming at him.

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