(05-31-2021, 02:00 PM)Tank Commander Wrote:

(05-31-2021, 11:31 AM)Bullseye Wrote: Tebow was 8-6 as a starter.  One game above .500.

BFD.

Now what?

Still addresses absolutely ZERO of the stuff I raised.

There you go again, misusing or omitting stats.

2011 Tebow was 7-4 in regular season. (3 games over 500)
1 and 1 in the playoffs, beating the defending AFC Champion Pittsburgh Steelers

NCAA 48-7 2 National Championships

Your guy, Kyle Orton: 
2009 8-7 record
2010 3-10
2011 1-4
Overall at Denver 12-21 

1-2 in Sun Bowl
0-1 in Capital One Bowl
1-3 Bowl Record

Misusing or omitting stats?!?  His 8-6 career record includes the 7-4 2011!  

He was 1-2 in 2010, and 7-4 in 2011.  Combined, that equals...wait for it...8-6.

As for his postseason record, the question was posed about the number of playoff wins.  My answer addresses the point raised.  I certainly never omitted the 45-10 loss he QBed as I mentioned it earlier in the thread.

The stats I omitted are the completely irrelevant National championship stuff.  We are talking about NFL performance since we are talking pro football on a pro football team's message board.

Nice try attempting to make Kyle Orton my guy.

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