It feels a little strange poking fun at Knowshon Moreno, especially since he was arrested early last week for a DUI, but this is pretty ridiculous.

As Broncos running back and Pro-Bowler Willis McGahee signed autographs for fans at Thursday’s Pro Bowl practice at Hickam Air Force Base in Honolulu, he was confronted by a hotshot Ravens fan who thought he would make fun of McGahee’s quarterback. His comeback did not disappoint.

In the process of their 45-10 demolition of the Broncos over the weekend, the New England Patriots injured Tim Tebow. In fact, they injured him so much that had the Broncos won, which they were never even close to having a chance to do, Tebow wouldn’t have played in the AFC title game the Broncos had zero chance of reaching.

Former teammates meet each other on the field/court/ice every day, but it’s not often one of them uses the school celebration over the other one, especially when Tim Tebow is involved. Gerard Warren has no fear, and likely a good sense of humor, and here’s guessing he’s heard a little too much about a certain Broncos’ QB over the last week or 18.

It’s some guy named Tim Tebow. (Are we spelling that right?) He quarterbacks the Broncos, apparently. But – and this is the strangest thing – for someone so popular, his numbers aren’t that good. Why, he didn’t even complete 50 percent of his passes this season! How’s a guy like that more popular than Kobe Bryant or Aaron Rodgers (the next two names on the list after Tebow)? Why, we have no idea. [Shutdown Corner]

Say this for Tim Tebow: where he goes, eyeballs follow. And yesterday, the eyeballs of almost 42 million viewers watched Tebow’s Broncos pull off the 29-23 overtime upset. The game earned a 25.9 overall rating, and a 43 share of TVs that were turned on – numbers good enough that CBS proclaimed it the highest-rated Wild Card Weekend showdown in 24 years. And the rating for the end of the game, when Tebow threw his 80-yard game-winning TD pass? 31.6. We give up. AP photo, by Jack Dempsey

Tebow’s too-good-to-be-true stat line in Denver’s 29-23 overtime win over Pittsburgh: 10-21 for 316 yards (yes, as in John 3:16), three total touchdowns, and one forced locker room embrace with with Broncos VP John Elway. The “Alright!” at the end from Elway puts it over the top.

Well, of course it happened like that. Of course the first NFL overtime playoff game under the league’s new playoff OT rules (adopted last year) would involve Tim Tebow. And of course Tebow’s squad would pull out the win, leaving us all bewildered yet again.

Well, that’s something you don’t see every day: a ball placing itself at the spot after a touchback.