I thought the NFL Network was pretty rough on Timmy during the postgame on set interview. I'm sure I messed some things up, but here is some of the questions of them trying to get him to crack (Imo).

Irvin to Tebow: " Only completed 8 passes, that's not many. .what do say in your huddle to the receivers because when I'd go into the huddle after Aikman missed me on a pass i'd upset about it or upset about not getting the ball."

Tim basically said, well we have team first guys and only care about winning. I thought it was pretty great response.

You had Marshall Faulk mean mugging him 90% of the interview, the only 10% of the time he wasn't was because he was laughing about an awkward question Tim was going to have to respond to.

Sanders: "Nationally nobody has ever been as hated as you by people, what do you think is the reason: Your throwing motion, your face, or what is it that provokes anger, hate, or disdain from people and the media"

Mariucci: What did you say before the 4th quarter drive did you get in the huddle and just go "it's Tebow time" kind of seems a bit mocking to me, but I could be just reading too much into that. Also could be baiting for an answer where he accepts too much credit.

Faulk: We all love making good plays and playing the hero, but there are times out there when you don't make it look pretty. There are times when you miss wide open receivers. What goes through your mind when you miss a wide open reciever.. How can you remain positive?"

Irvin again: So what do you say to the receivers(when he avoided to answer the first time.

Eisen: You won without a touchdown pass today, can your team keep winning with that being the case?

Irvin: You are the professor Tebow giving all of us a lesson. We all care too much about skill instead of will (Faulk laughing), and you're willing off will. Can you continue to will your team into the playoffs?

Sanders: You're getting it done, but you are a QB at the end of the day. Surely you watched players like Manning, Brady, and Rodgers throwing it all over the field. As a quarterback growing up isn't that something you want to do? (Paraphrased, they cut this out of the shortened version of the interview)