AFC West: Bo Jackson

Tebow Watch: He's a shoe-in

August, 6, 2010
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It’s gotta be the shoes … or Tebowmania.

The latest proof of Tim Tebow’s insane popularity is that a special edition of a shoe produced by Nike reportedly sold out within minutes Friday morning on Nike’s online store. There were 500 pairs of the shoes put for sale. The shoes went on sale at 1:50 a.m. as a play off of Tebow’s No. 15. He wore it at Florida and he is wearing it with the Denver Broncos. Denver drafted Tebow at No. 25 in April.

The shoes are blue and orange and feature Tebow’s famous “promise" after a loss in September, 2008. Tebow went on to lead Florida to the national championship after the speech. It is part of Florida football history and has played a major role in Tebow’s lore.

The big question still remains if Tebow will be a factor in the NFL. It will take a while to figure that out, bu we do know everything Tebow sells.

Nike is about to take advantage of that further by releasing:”Tebow Knows” T-shirts. The slogan is a play off the famous “Bo Knows” ad campaign several years ago featuring football/baseball star Bo Jackson.

AFC West links: Bo knows Al Davis

July, 12, 2010
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Denver Broncos

Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow is on the cover of EA Sports' "NCAA Football 11" video game.

NESN.com's Jeff Howe previews the 2010 Denver Broncos.

Kansas City Chiefs

Yahoo! Sports' Jason Cole ranks the Chiefs' linebacking corps 25th in the league, writing: "Tamba Hali is a nice pass rusher, but when he’s the best you’ve got, your team is in trouble." The rest of the AFC West fares better in the rankings.

It was Chiefs defensive end Wallace Gilberry's turn to hold a football camp this weekend.

For some reason, a Sand Springs man has written a theme song for the Chiefs called, "Chop it Up."

Inspired by Lebron, Bob Gretz looks at the Chiefs who got away.

Oakland Raiders

Bo Jackson, speaking to the L.A. Times, defended Raiders owner Al Davis saying, "This is a man who would have fought a lion with a switch to defend his players."

The Daily Californian catches up with former Cal great Nnamdi Asomugha.

Alabama Press-Register's Mike Herndon writes the NFL could learn a lesson from the JaMarcus Russell ordeal.

San Diego Chargers

The San Diego Union-Tribune has some more memories of former coach Don Coryell. A memorial for Coryell will be held Monday.

In addition to the Broncos, NESN.com's Jeff Howe also previews the 2010 San Diego Chargers.
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