said_aouita;1049747 wrote:I don't agree with firing but do think a fine is appropriate. Didn't Kitna get in trouble for a hat? Can't remember details, recall somebody getting fined for religious clothes??
(I'm sure some smart OC'er remembers what I'm thinking of....)

jmog;1049788 wrote:So you are saying that they should fine him for praying after a TD? Come on...

jmog;1049788 wrote:So you are saying that they should fine him for praying after a TD? Come on...

jmog;1049788 wrote:So you are saying that they should fine him for praying after a TD? Come on...

Devils Advocate;1049804 wrote:He would be more credible if he prayed after a pick 6 as well.

jmog;1049829 wrote:How do you know he doesn't?

jmog;1049829 wrote:How do you know he doesn't?

hoops23;1049786 wrote:Players get down on one knee all the time after scoring Td's. Nothing new with Tebow doing it.

jmog;1049829 wrote:How do you know he doesn't?

DeyDurkie5;1049830 wrote:lol gotta love religion defenders

jmog;1049846 wrote:Gotta love religious bashers.

Raw Dawgin' it;1049833 wrote:publicly? I'd also like to hear a video thanking god for a loss. Thanks jesus for a win, never hear a post game with him thanking jesus they got stomped. A loss was because he didn't play well and his team didn't play well, never because god didn't want him to play well.

DeyDurkie5;1049850 wrote:it's plain and simple. the dude is hired to play football. He shoves religion down our face, most people are wise enough not to believe in that fairy tale, so naturally it's going to irk them.

If a player constantly said "god is not the reason for this game, it was all talent" and kept doing the same **** tebow was doing but in an athiest way, you would hate him.

DeyDurkie5;1049850 wrote:it's plain and simple. the dude is hired to play football. He shoves religion down our face, most people are wise enough not to believe in that fairy tale, so naturally it's going to irk them.

If a player constantly said "god is not the reason for this game, it was all talent" and kept doing the same **** tebow was doing but in an athiest way, you would hate him.

jmog;1049859 wrote:Google search, not that hard. Look up the press conferences after losses. He still thanks God.

Little Danny;1049871 wrote:The NFL is full of guys who have committed murder, rape, armed robbery, extortion, sold drugs, abused women, committed assault and battery and many other heinous crimes and people have no problem with it.

pnhasbeen;1049908 wrote: what is your definition of full?

queencitybuckeye;1049915 wrote:I would be interested in seeing if there's substantially more of this activity by pro athletes than society at large. With no evidence, my guess would be the percentages would pretty much mirror society at-large.

DeyDurkie5;1049850 wrote:it's plain and simple. the dude is hired to play football. He shoves religion down our face, most people are wise enough not to believe in that fairy tale, so naturally it's going to irk them.

If a player constantly said "god is not the reason for this game, it was all talent" and kept doing the same **** tebow was doing but in an athiest way, you would hate him.

Zoltan;1049922 wrote:From Chuck Klosterman's article on Tebow:

Tebow is a faithful person. He's full of faith — filled to the top and oozing over the side. It's central to every part of him. When someone suggested that he mentions God too frequently (and that this repetition is what annoys his critics), Tebow said, "If you're married, and you have a wife, and you really love your wife, is it good enough to only tell your wife that you love her on the day you get married? Or should you tell her every single day when you wake up and have the opportunity? That's how I feel about my relationship with Jesus Christ." This is probably the smartest retort I've ever heard an athlete give to a theological question. What possible follow-up could the reporter have asked that would not have seemed anti-wife?

DeyDurkie5;1049850 wrote:it's plain and simple. the dude is hired to play football. He shoves religion down our face, most people are wise enough not to believe in that fairy tale, so naturally it's going to irk them.

If a player constantly said "god is not the reason for this game, it was all talent" and kept doing the same shit tebow was doing but in an athiest way, you would hate him.

pnhasbeen;1049931 wrote:Do you tell your wife you love her on national television? Don't you think relationships should be somewhat private? Why must he display his relationship for the entire world to see? I love my lady. everyone knows I love my lady. But I don't bring it up in every topic.