They tried to stir up some controvercy yesterday by reporting that Quinn got reps in yesterdays practice. The Denver Post shot down the story saying Quinn has gotten reps in every practice the entire season and Quinn even said he didn't get any more reps than he usually does.

Stupid story is stupid. They wouldn't bench a QB who took a 1-4 team to the playoffs.

I'm afraid it's going to be much closer than people expect. Especially since Pittsburgh is so banged up. Plus if you take an honest look at their record this year... they have not been great on the road. Maybe being in the playoffs will wake them up, but they struggled to beat the Colts, Chiefs, and Browns, got plastered by the Niners and Ravens, and lost to the Texans on the road too.

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You guys are really slipping.

Really...

Broncos are prepared to yank Tebow, if he struggles against Steelers
Posted by Mike Florio on January 7, 2012, 11:21 AM EST
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On Friday, we reported that Broncos backup quarterback Brady Quinn has received roughly half the snaps with the first-team offense this week. Not surprisingly, Quinn has opted not to admit that he is getting more reps, in order to help preserve the element of surprise.

It wasn’t clear why Quinn was getting more work. One source said that the Broncos have a package for Quinn to be used in second-and-long or third-and-long situations.

Now, multiple sources tell PFT that coach John Fox is prepared to bench Tebow, if he struggles once again.

As one source explained it, Broncos players don’t regard the development as a big deal. It’s no surprise that Tebow hasn’t been the same guy lately, with as many turnovers in the last two games (six) as he had in all of the prior 10 games combined. Indeed, it’s smart coaching by Fox to be ready to do whatever needs to be done to win.

So if/when the Steelers put the clamps on Tebow, get ready for the first appearance from Quinn in a Broncos uniform in anything other than a preseason game.

Be nice...they had those offenses in the 40s too.

Wonder if they plan to have both in the backfield at the same time.

Oh no! They're getting Quinn ready just in case the #1 ranked defense pounds the snot out of Tebow early...

I know why there's so much being made of it, but why wouldn't they get Quinn ready and what's wrong with giving the Steelers something else to think about?

It makes sense. Quinn under center and Tebow lead blocking for McGahee.

Inserting a different QB for long-down situations is not going to work. Quarterbacks need to get into a rhythm. They don't perform well getting 4 or 5 snaps a game. It just doesn't work.

I bet it just plain pisses off the Denver D when they see statements like that.

They wouldn't even be in the playoffs if it weren't for tebow