Sign number 247 Tebow-mania has gone too far: ESPN finding footage of Tebow running with a broken bone in his leg to score a touchdown...from HIGH SCHOOL!

Look, it was impressive for sure. But at this point, I don't think anyone is questioning Tebow's toughness. His ability to play quarterback in the NFL- sure. But not his toughness.

This was just a flagrant attempt by ESPN to bring you "All Tebow, All The Time". They might as well just start calling themselves "TSPN".

I'm just glad to see less and less "Tebowing".

And while I'm talking about ESPN, you know what really pisses me off about the "Worldwide Leader"? ESPN Insider.

That's right. If you want to hear the latest trade rumors, free agent buzz, or even look at the first round of mock drafts from their experts, you have to pay a monthly rate.

While I am all for capitalism and trying to leverage your popularity financially, it is a major sign of "my-shit-don't-stink"-ness to think that of all the other places on the internet we could see these things we'd still rather pay money to hear it from you.

However the real blame isn't with ESPN, it's with those of you who actually pay for it. YOU'RE FEEDING THE BEAST! It's like letting Jerry Sandusky out on bail to go live near an elementary school. Oh, wait...nevermind.

Hey Joe Flacco- if Ed Reed's comments the other day made you cry- get another effing job. Seriously folks, Flacco isn't the second coming of Joe Montana, Brett Favre (maybe a good thing), or Dan Marino.

He's a glorified Tim Tebow who can't carry a team and isn't nearly as mobile. The man hasn't proven a thing yet about his ability to play quarterback when it counts and Reed merely stated the obvious.

If Flacco want to shut him- and everybody, really- up, go out there and beat a Patriots defense that most other reliable passers haven't had any issues with this year.

Hell, he couldn't even hit the receiver with this pass: