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November 30, 2011 Opinion » Letters to the Editor

In reply to: Tebow: When is this toolshed going to start losing? (Bent, 11-27)

By Intern

You just don't like the guy?? Because he has faith? Because he gives credit to something you don't believe in? No, wait, I've got it! Because he's a great football player? I'm confused by your article... Seems to me like someone needs to find better things to do with his time than tear down a man like Tebow who sticks to his guns and stands by his beliefs. You're like the cyber-bully who cried wolf. Eventually no one is going to care what you write because this is the trash you come up with. Have a great day!

- randnw

You don't like him because: 1. He's a pro-life Christian 2. He prods his team to improbable wins 3. He's better looking than you. Sounds pretty small ball, dude.

- joan rowe

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