‘We Don’t Pray on Sidelines’ - Raven's Player
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‘We Don’t Pray on Sidelines’: Ravens Player Slams Tebow‘s ’Need’ for God on the Football Field
On Tuesday morning, Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs appeared on ESPN’s “First Take,” where he unleashed a rant against Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow.
While Suggs‘ comments didn’t involve any references to Tebowing they did invoke mentions of Tebow’s faith in the Almighty as well as his ability to perform well on the football field.
“With all due respect, we don’t pray on sidelines. I mean we do — we give it up to God just to be safe…we gonna go out there and win that game,” he said.
These passive-aggressive attacks on Tebow and his reliance upon God went on throughout a solid portion of the interview, with the Ravens linebacker going on to say that his team’s quarterback knows how “to go and win games.”
“Once again, God had to save Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos,” he ranted. “Like I said, they didn’t win — it’s simple. You win, you’re division champs. He (God or Tebow?) couldn’t even give them two drives.
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