It may be hard to remember this now, but just 16 months ago, he had led the Denver Broncos to a victory over the PittsburghSteelers in the NFL playoffs, the high water mark of a season in which Tebow, playing some gutsy old-school football, energized the NFL. As many have pointed out, he did what his replacement, Peyton Manning, did not by winning a playoff game for the Broncos.
When a game is going to be played in a large stadium like the upcoming NFL game between the New York Giants and PittsburghSteelers at the Meadowlands in the middle of gas shortages, traffic jams, sparse train service, and neighborhoods drowning in fetid sewage, then it probably ought to be rescheduled.