Author: Tim Dahlberg
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Opinion: Chiefs lose to Broncos but can still learn from it
The Kansas City Chiefs came out of it with their record finally sullied yet their pride still fully intact. No reason to be embarrassed by losing to Peyton Manning and the Broncos in Denver on Sunday night, even if they were the last unbeaten team in the NFL. Indeed, the argument could be made that…
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Opinion: Tebow cast aside much like Manning
The images were indelible for Denver fans or anyone watching on TV as Tebowmania swept the nation. On the sidelines, Tim Tebow was Tebowing after scoring yet another late touchdown. In his box upstairs, John Elway was trying his best to look excited about a quarterback he could barely stand to watch. It was a…
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Opinion: Tebow cast aside much like Manning
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The images were indelible for Denver fans or anyone watching on TV as Tebowmania swept the nation. On the sidelines, Tim Tebow was Tebowing after scoring yet another late touchdown. In his box upstairs, John…
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Opinion: Tebow Time has already come and gone
It was fun in a way the NFL often isn’t, a midseason diversion that sent fans into a frenzy in Denver and prompted people around the country to drop to a knee. Even if you didn’t believe in Tim Tebow, it was hard to take your eyes off him as he found ways to win…
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Opinion: Loss doesn’t mean it’s not still Tebowtime
Midway through a not-so-funny “Saturday Night Live” sketch, an actor playing Jesus was in the locker room discussing Denver’s winning streak with what was supposed to be Tim Tebow and his teammates. After taking credit for helping the Broncos win six in a row, he was told the New England Patriots were coming to town…
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Commentary: Tiger returns as if nothing changed
MARANA, Ariz. – Tiger Woods had seven minutes to kill, which for a player who plans his routine to the very second, might have been unsettling. Eight months away had taught him something about patience, though, and he peeled a banana and calmly munched it as he waited for his turn on the first tee. There…
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Gambling a big part of NCAA tourney
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18, 2012 – The Defense Department is conducting pilot classes of a new program designed to better prepare service members transitioning out of the military to civilian life. Transition Goals Plans Success, known simply as Transition GPS, replaces the 20-year-old Transition Assistance Program, or TAP. In a sweeping overhaul of the 20-year-old TAP,…