NFL Postseason: Why the Experts and Fans Owe Tim Tebow an
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Gross/Getty Images  I write this article from quite a peculiar
position, for I am a diehard New England Patriots fan. However,
I'm also a football fan.   Before Tim Tebow, perhaps no other
team received more unprovoked hate and ire towards their
quarterback than the New England Patriots did with Tom Brady.  I
don't know what goes through the minds of a lot of these fans
that hate players like Tebow and Brady—guys that succeeded
against the odds, who live upstanding lives and stay out of
trouble.   Brady wasn't supposed to make it—he was a "camp arm"
and nothing more.  He was too slow, couldn't throw tight
spirals, and he was weak—or so that's what his scouting report
said.  However, there is something about New England and their
ability to find quarterbacks.  Enter Josh McDaniels, former
Denver Broncos head coach from 2009-2010 and former New England
Patriots offensive coordinator (he has s