Timmy of Nazareth plays on a day that is not the Lord’s Day unless, of course, you belong to some weird Thursday-based religion that is totally fake just like Scientology or Episcopalianism (Yeah, right. Sell it somewhere else buddy). You probably won’t see the game tonight against the Jets  unless you are part of the rich 1% who gets the NFL network because you’re a job creator or some shit like that, so you’ll just have to hope you can find a radio broadcast on the Philco.

This week we learned that the traditional way that NFL teams play offense has failed Timmy, and not the other way around. And if Tim Tebow had to actually take snaps from under center, drop back, and do his check-offs, and throw the ball more than eight times a game, well that would be the same as forcing Tim to have sex which is filthy and an abomination before God … if done correctly. And that part about forcing Tim to get his sexy on? It’s totally true.

Sometime after Denver’s blowout loss to the Lions, Broncos coach John Fox had an epiphany.

“We decided if Tim [Tebow] is going to be our guy, we can’t do that other crap,” told Jeff Darlington of NFL.com. “We had to tweak it.”

And by that other crap, he means run anything approaching a conventional NFL offense. You know, one that includes completing a few passes.

“Do whatever the hell it takes,” Fox said. “I mean, what the hell? You don’t get points for style in this league. Let me tell you something: My man is really good in this offense. You know what I mean?

“If we were trying to run a regular offense, he’d be screwed.”

Keep Timmy a virginnnnnnn!

(Recap) What a mixed blessing Tim Tebow must be to the Johns (Fox & Elway). They’ve gotten more wins that they probably expected this year but at the expense of making it harder (in the eyes of Tebow idolators in Denver) to go out and find a real quarterback to build a franchise around. I don’t know what draft picks Denver has coming up in the next draft, assuming the Hoodie McJunior didn’t trade them all away for some magic Jesus beans, but I don’t see them not drafting a quarterback or signing a decent free agent in the off-season, and I’m talking about you, Jason Campbell.