In "Denver Broncos fans will revolt if...," Snyder writes an open letter to team owner Pat Bowlen that features the following passage:
I remember a quarterback who couldn't throw a screen pass, lined up under the wrong guy and thought every pass should be thrown as hard as he could. He threw a lot of interceptions his first couple years, but there was something every fan saw that made them want him to start. This QB showed a competitive nature, a leadership quality, and confidence that was contagious to his teammates. So who was this quarterback? None other than John Elway. The leadership and competitive nature is just like Elway -- that is what we fans see in Tim Tebow.
Snyder's advice to Bowlen regarding that pick? "Let's get a good defensive lineman or good middle linebacker and cut the crap. We've got the best QB from last year's draft, so don't fix what isn't broke."
I'm guessing this last assertion might not be universally accepted, particularly by fans of Sam Bradford, who nearly led his terrible St. Louis Rams squad to the playoffs in his rookie season. But does Bradford look as good in his Jockeys as Tebow?
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