A Football Life Tim Tebow

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[@CBWood-df8bk]

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[@janiecehandel]

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[@chrisbuck1695]

He was 8-5 as a starting QB in 2011 then beat the Steelers in the playoffs, and was never given the helm again, based on that he should have been given a shot somewhere, but no whinning or bitterness shown by this young man, I think that speaks volumes about Tim .

[@dominicmallano5633]

Chris Buck Bill Belichick said he couldn't play in the NFL. That is the kiss of death. Also he couldn't win the job over butt fumble Mark Sanchez.

[@jackjelf07]

Chris Buck if he was black he would've pretended to be insulted and took a knee.

[@froey198033]

Dominic Mallano just because Bill Belichick says he can't play shouldn't be the kiss of death. I'm a Patriots fan and have been my whole life but just cause Bill says it the whole NFL shouldn't agree. Obviously he can play in the NFL, we all saw it when he played for Denver and he did a good job. Maybe he just couldn't play for Belichick because he is the hardest coach to play for. I think he could've played for a few teams at the time. He just needed to find a team and a coach with the offense that suits him best and he needed to work on his arm. I think if he worked really hard on practicing his passing he could've been a really good QB. Tim was just never given a real chance to play.

[@MCLogikILL]

@@froey198033 the guy completed less than half his passes and only had success because of the leagues best defense and playing in a terrible afc west.

[@6TwoReasons]

Chris Buck I never understood why people where so against him....

[@rd-pd8xb]

I’m still a Tebow fan. Hope he does well in baseball.

[@ambermorrow1105]

me to

[@jeffwright1722]

@@ambermorrow1105 me too

[@gracepuckett9653]

Amber Morrow me too.

[@purplebondsaiyan2987]

Me To. I've have the Honor of Watching him Play in Person 2007-08 at the Height of his Peak at Florida Playing Against Western Carolina(which he Won the Game like 31-7 I don't remember the Exact Score but it was an Easy Win LOL) and Watching him Winning the Heisman and National Championships and Me Being a Die Hard Tebow And Florida Gators Fan This is a Personal Favorite Episode of A Football Life cause Tim Lived an Incredible Football Life I Wished he Could've Played at Least 1 Super Bowl in His Career and I would've Love to see Him Play At Maybe Tampa Bay or Miami. #TebowFan4Life!!!!

[@purplebondsaiyan2987]

@TheRapper10000 I agree!!!

[@eavensokolewicz7246]

Straight up, Tim Tebow is a Man!! He may not be able to throw a ball in both the NFL or MLB. But, he is fearless and does not care what other people say. As a Gator fan, thank you for all of the memories!! 🐊🐊

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

"He man not be able to throw a ball in both the NFL or MLB".....but lets give him a focus video cause he prayed and was a pretty white guy.

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

@@eavensokolewicz7246 Im saying they never should have given him a Football Life video. He isnt an all-time great, he didnt do anything special in the NFL. He had a half-season of OK play. If he wasnt a pretty white guy that prays a lot on the field, he wouldnt have gotten this video. A Football Life is made for all-time greats or guys that made significant achievements in the NFL. Tebow was neither.

[@zacha8934]

@@jimmyplenderleith9471 shut up hater

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

OK, keep believing he gets the attention for his "skills" not due to being white and a good Christian. Anyone else with his stats in the Pros is labeled a BUST.

[@eavensokolewicz7246]

@@jimmyplenderleith9471pretty sure he kept Denver in the game vs. New England as he was getting hit every time he threw. Is he one of the greatest qbs ever…no. But, the position is constantly changing, you need to throw and be athletic. It’s the evolution of the position. He just couldn’t cut it as a franchise QB. Tebow will always be a UF legend.

[@persiah7779]

pretty awesome that they actually did a football life on Tim Tebow...considering how most mainstream media platforms try to ignore or censor conversations about faith

[@xancypillosi9497]

God Bless him and Kurt Warner

[@andre1987eph]

NFL films founded by Steve Sabol and his dad. Though Jewish, they were men of faith.

[@bf1255]

Straw man much?

[@Matt-cr4vv]

So censored he was signed to a broadcasting career within months of his NFL career ending. Censored so much that he was extended with provisions to allow him to chase the baseball attempt. Tebow has been anything but censored. But keep the narrative flying even if the facts disagree

[@persiah7779]

@@Matt-cr4vv I never said Tebow was censored, I said mainstream media platforms censor Christian voices (Although now that I think about it he was censored since the NCAA had no problem with words on eye black until he started putting John 3:16 on his). You can have opportunities to play sports or commentary and still be censored. Look at what just happened to CJ Stroud. NBC or whatever mainstream news channel cut his entire sentence thanking Jesus from the interview. Wake up and stop letting your hatred towards God blind you.

[@tyler-lo1gu]

Tebow was a winner man. He should've had way more shots at the NFL. Unconventional, but had potential to be great

[@jobdoneright5934]

@NaghaviSystem lol

[@aChristian4RonPaul]

@NaghaviSystem He didn't have a lot of shots - just like Flutie didn't. You said, "Potential to be great? You're seriously the dumbest person on the internet". Did you watch the video? Steve Young said he can be great (even clarified between good vs great). You're seriously not the smartest person on the internet.

[@aChristian4RonPaul]

@Shocking Isn't It? LOL, on your comment: "You're biased because of religion. If you had any football knowledge you would understand." So what does that make you then, biased because of non religion? And can you tell me who exactly I am, because you think I have zero football knowledge, yet I played elementary through college football. Come on, keyboard warrior, let me know what my name is since you "know" so much about me. Furthermore, you're going to take the opinion of some anonymous comments from a team that went 6-10? They should have focused on themselves and their own abilities rather than him.

[@aChristian4RonPaul]

@Shocking Isn't It? If you don't know what you're talking about, be quiet. It's that simple. You won't make yourself into a complete fool by speaking. You said, "if you actually played then you wouldn't make suck idiotic statements". I actually played. And I was good. And I understood the game and still do. The "idiotic statements" are on your end. Come on keyboard warrior. What's my name? If you don't know me, don't make stupid assumptions. Then you mention, "Nothing you can say will change that fact". You don't know what a "fact" is. What you said is an *OPINION*, not a fact. It's YOUR opinion. Stating whether someone is good or not is a subjective answer. And you have audacity to call me a clown. Those are strong words, keyboard warrior. And it's YOU that are bringing religion into sports. You pathetically think that making fun of me and using ad hominen is actually a valid form of argument. Try sticking to the topic. Tebow's playoff QB rating is significant better than Elway's. His first season as a start is significantly better than Elway's too. It's not just Elway, but his stats are better than many all-time greats, especially low seasons. In his last preseason, he was: 21-of-36 for 286 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception, while rushing for 82 yards and a touchdown. Those aren't the numbers of someone that's "bad". The reason he's not in the NFL is because of NFL politics, not because of the quality of his play. As to the Jets, LOL! He had only eight passes. Why? Because the coaches played Mark Sanchez. Mark Sanchez :) I repeat, Mark Sanchez. The reason why the Jets were 6-10 is because they were LOSERS and didn't know how to win. Good players can't overcome bad coaching (or team ownership). Aaron Rogers may be a better quarterback than Tom Brady, but Brady has an excellent coach staff that surrounds him. Regarding Belichick, he probably didn't want the distraction at the time with the media frenzy that was going on around Tebow.

[@aChristian4RonPaul]

@Shocking Isn't It? I don't need to "take a guess" on Steve Young's thoughts, since he said exactly why in this video.

[@jimmydean5997]

It's a travesty that man wasn't given a real shot somewhere... God bless u Tim... keep up the great work u do...

[@mosessupposes2571]

John Elway had to have his bromance with Peyton Manning, and he hated that Tim Tebow took a knee on occasion.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

@mosessupposes2571 It’s hard to accept that there are people like you who are being genuine writing this comment, in a sense mocking Elways decision to sign Peyton Manning as a “bromance” and grudge against Tebow as if there was genuinely any question in the decision he made. Tim Tebow seems like an all around good dude and it’s unfortunate that he didn’t have the ability to become a high level NFL QB despite his immense passion but that’s the harsh reality when it comes to playing among the best of the best of the sport. Tebow got to play some games and they pulled off a number of miracle wins and won their division with an 8-8 record. And they pulled off a really cool upset against the Steelers and it was a cool story. But the following week when they played the patriots and got stomped into the ground like they did with basically zero offense it exposed the reality. The debate some want to pretend existed exists in nothing but hope and emotions. Tim Tebow played in 14 games that season, starting 11, and threw for 1,700 yards and completed 46% of his passes. He only completed 50% 4/14 games. That same 8-8 team with Peyton was immediately 13-3, 13-3, 12-4 and 12-4. Peyton played some of his best for three seasons, broke the yards and TD records, won an MVP, they went to two superbowls and won one. That Pats team that beat them by 35 under Tebow? They beat them in the AFC title game both years they got to the SB. The fairy tale that there was any case for Tebow to be above Peyton or that they were a better team is noble but genuinely moronic to believe.

[@Matt-cr4vv]

This talk that he never got a chance has never been true. The dude got chances to perform and earn a role three more times and people refuse to accept it but he just wasn’t good. People can argue til they’re blue in the face that he never had a chance yet ignore that the guy only completed 36% of his passes in the preseason in New England. He had horrible mechanics that never got fixed, poor arm strength and zero accuracy. He didn’t make decisions quick enough, took lots of sacks, and fumbled a bunch. If he been immensely great and performing great in practice the ides that a team like the Jets wouldn’t have pivoted is a joke. He’s a good dude he just wasn’t an NFL level QB and that’s fine. People do him a disservice when they try to create false realities of how he actually performed

[@NoCoastRaps]

​@@mosessupposes2571yea can't imagine why someone want to have Peyton Manning instead of Tim Tebow LMAO do y'all even hear yourselves?!

[@mamuyin8576]

Tim Tebow is a great human being

[@NerdOutWithMe]

... just not a good QB

[@jenspetersen5865]

...great QB for the Broncos and he appears to be a good guy, though I got tired of hearing about the dead carpenter that he idealises

[@birdmantd]

No question he has a lot of positive attributes. Playing QB at a NFL level was not one of them. Sure he had his moments...but so did even guys like Ryan Leaf. Overall body of work not that good.

[@jenspetersen5865]

@@birdmantd Tebow's body of work was that he turned around the team with the worst record in the NFL, that had not produce consecutive wins for two years prior, knocked out a 6 game winning streak where he had the lowest turnover percentage in the NFL and produced a long string of Broncos & NFL records... Only Andrew Luck and Jarred Goff have made similar turnarounds in the past decade, and they both had non strike off seasons and competent coaches. Only 3 QBs have won with John Fox, who was given credit for his work, though he was a lump that held both Tebow and Manning back. Tebow was not as good as Peyton Manning nor Tom Brady and that is the knock people use, plus completion percentage. Tebow was historically great in college, and his short tenure with the Broncos produced the best results ever by any QB drafted by the Broncos!

[@nickwride2023]

A great human being? Why? Because he's a Jesus freak? Because he's so public about having an imaginary friend? Because he makes a big show about praying in public? You do know that's against the BuyBull, right? Matthew 6:5?

[@dexterg90]

He had way more heart than some players today

[@mikemariscal1325]

I still love him since his Florida days when I was a kid. He was and still is my role model. I'm also a Steeler fan.

[@jangofett6634]

At the end of the day he was a winner all that would matter to me as a coach is he's gonna give u everything he has

[@williammckenzi5885]

He wins

[@denniscassley2569]

Steve Young's insights are PRICELESS in this piece...

[@CtheDead209-zt8tj]

Especially with lamar jackson doing the exact opposite...

[@danimal097521]

@@CtheDead209-zt8tj And Young kept saying for a LONG TERM career. Jackson hasn't had that as of yet. Look at the guys over the years with Jackson's skill set. Randall Cunningham was great......when he was healthy. Ditto on Cam Newton. Ditto on Vick. All of them had 3-4 years that were great to start.....and then stayed injured from there.

[@charliefrancisco9858]

Possibly the closest to perfect human being on this planet. I’m a Vols fan and have followed him since he was at Florida. He’s genuinely an amazing person

[@aprlv6732]

Of all the qualities you look for in a franchise quarterback he had all of them except a talented arm . HE ALWAYS FOUND A WAY TO WIN

[@petergoodelle291]

Tebow and Flutie ......winners.

[@tabithasabella8165]

I'm a friend of Tims and as a person with disabilities, he's been there for me in my darkest days, I have the blessed opportunity to have access to him personally. We text and he's just been phenomenal. I'm so grateful for a awesome friend protector and spiritual older brother whos there for me. Its a PRIVILAGE , a huge responsibility and sometimes I shake my head and wonder how the heck why was I chosen? Its a gift.

[@Dev-qs7ss]

Wow thanks for sharing! So is Tim really like how he portrays himself to the media?

[@yankeegirl3380]

That's beautiful you have a friendship with Tim. He seems like a great guy. God bless you and Tim and your friendship. 🙏❤️🙏

[@jasonhoppes288]

that was the most magical season I have ever seen!

[@itemsofinterest4639]

I know his QB skills are underwhelming, but that one season was unbelievable.

[@johnabney9558]

@NaghaviSystem He was a winner

[@normalisntcomingback.Jesusis]

Mile high magic..I was actually upset when we got manning...

[@johnmiller2862]

Regardless of how well he can or can not pass a football Tim Tebow has been and is a BEAUTIFUL LIFE. Anyone who openly shows his heart and love for Jesus Christ and makes such a IMPACT on millions in the process with such BOLDNESS that so MANY would hesitant to openly express. Tim Tebow is TRULY living a BEAUTIFUL FULFILLING LIFE.

[@duanekit94]

The NFL did him dirty. His performance when he played preseason with the Eagles was great.

[@CyberviewU]

In 2012, Tebow became the 2nd fastest scoring QB per touch in NFL history in their first 16 games of playing time. Dan Marino ranked 1st in 1984.

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I enjoyed watching Tim Tebow play. Bummer he never got to play again.

[@bradkiss8576]

Honestly the most humble person to grace the gridiron

[@lesschoenberger3070]

I remember John Elway said he was going to work with Tim on his mechanics in the off season after the Broncos beat the Steelers in the playoffs, then they signed Manning and threw Tim out like a used pizza box. As a long time Broncos fan I would have really loved to have seen what he could've done had Elway worked with him and the team would've given him a shot or any team give him a shot, I think he could've been successful if someone just let him have that chance and let him make his mistakes while learning and improving.

[@sampantiliano]

If working with a great QB alone made someone great we wouldn’t have a bad QB.

[@zein9227]

C'mon now, let's be serious. If you could have Manning who is one of the 3 best QBs to ever play the game or Tim who is a nice guy and a great athlete but just not a NFL calibre QB, you wouldn't take Manning?

[@lesschoenberger3070]

@@zein9227 Take Manning AND keep Tebow, train him to replace Manning when the time came, they still haven't been able to do that. And if he didn't get the job done then release him, but I would've liked to have seen them give him a chance.

[@THEOTHERGUYNATION]

I hate when people shit on Tebow, he may not have been an amazing QB in the NFL but he won football games, that's more than you can say about most NFL QB's

[@1967lathrop]

My daughter goes to NIGHT TO SHINE every year. She is excited every year for that night. Thank you Tim you are a great man. I live in Colorado so I still have my Tebow Jersey and still Ware it proudly. We still love you in Colorado.

[@jasonodom9277]

This dude is my top 5 all time favorite players

[@doyoan8236]

Its kinda sad to not see Tim play anymorr

[@jakebkilgore2086]

A time when the fans loved kneeling in games

[@bryantparker7390]

"This place has gone icky balooky"😂😂😂 would be one of the great calls of all time if it happened during a championship

[@gregj831]

In some ways I think much of what people think of Tebow is a direct reflection of our present day society. To his naysayers he is an easy villain or target because of his faith in God, his All-American persona and never quit mentality. So many of these naysayers either lost their faith, never had it or never had the faith to believe in themselves and so when they see Tebow they feel scorn or immediate hostility. Tebow's compass needle always points in one direction whereas theirs spins like a top. In the end though, Tebow accomplished what few ever will. There can be no doubt that his faith has healed many a soul and that accomplishment alone far outweighs any NFL accolades he would ever want to have.

[@dominicmallano5633]

greg j Mark Sanchez went to Indianapolis, beat Payton Manning. Then went to New England, and beat Tom Brady. That's an accomplishment we will never see again. Where's Mark Sanchez's football life? To put Tim Tebow in the same group as Joe Montana, Emit Smith, Barry Sanders, etc is an insult. There are plenty of fantastic college players that were bad pros like Tim Tebow and they aren't getting a football life. He couldn't take the job away from but fumble Mark Sanchez, and Bill Belichick a man who is known for getting the most out of players viewed as "bad" said Tim Tebow can't play quarterback in the NFL.

[@looneytoonz5280]

Before Tebow came to Denver we didn't have anything to cheer for anymore since the last Superbowl team and when he showed up he brought exciment back and pride it was fun to watch football games again he never gave up the message he was giving all of us was strong of faith brought the milehigh magic back to Denver made everyone believe that we can overcome adversity and win football games when I went to watch the Jets vs Broncos on a Thursday night game in Denver the Fan's were loud i remember before the last drive after the Jets score and it was 5 mins left Broncos had the ball inside the 10 yard line a kid that was in front of me said it's over we are done with his head down I look at him and said nope we are not done not yet just watch it's TEBOW TIME a comeback to score for the win the people went crazy it was so loud it was electrifying you can feel it everyone shouting TEBOW TEBOW the kid turns back and and hugs me and we start jumping up and down it was so amazing man something I'll never forget we love you Tebow #TEBOWFOREVER #TEBOWTIME

[@mamuyin8576]

Still a class individual who is great

[@youbestbequiet]

It's too bad he didn't get to play more but he certainly left his mark in the NFL. What an amazing person.

[@mikemcdaniel8746]

Honestly I have no idea why Jacksonville never pursued Tebow.

[@Bruss813]

Probably because he was going to ask for too much to sit the bench.

[@jenspetersen5865]

They did - Tebow had the choice whether he wanted to go to the Jets or the Jaguars. He chose the Jets, and Jaguars did not want him after he had turned his "home team" down. Tebow's search for the best platform for his preaching destroyed his NFL career.

[@jenspetersen5865]

@NaghaviSystem Well of first round QBs drafted since 2010 only Patrick Mahomes and Andrew Luck has achieved more in the first two seasons, and only Luck took over the worst team in Football as well.

[@jobdoneright5934]

@@jenspetersen5865 LOL dude he sucked

[@jenspetersen5865]

@@jobdoneright5934 Let me guess that you do not follow the Broncos, and you did not know what he actually did on the football field, and that you either disagrees with his views or think a running QB of his skin color is a racial slur. Lets hear about his completion percentage, and not that he is the fastest QB to reach 6 4Q/OT comeback wins, not that he holds multiple NFL passing records, not that he set Broncos and NFL records in his first 4 games... First game - Longest rush by Broncos QB 2nd game - largest comeback, and most passing yards by a rookie QB in Broncos history 3rd game - first QB in NFL history to run for a TD and pass for a TD in each of his first three starts 4th game - largest comeback within 3 minutes in NFL history, and matching Elway's total of 14+ point comebacks over his 16 seasons

[@TKefuna]

Jesus I just had goose bumps coursing all over me watching the beginning of time tebow. It Is like watching Christ. God forgive me for my sins and please I reclaim my faith in u again. Tim Tebow u are my inspiration and this is coming from a fan far away in nigeria

[@Jonathan83X]

Tebow is sadly one of the most tragic stories of a football player I have ever seen. People can say all they want he wasn't a good QB and he sucked at throwing, but that doesn't change the fact this guy was a pure football player, a leader and had the heart of a champion. The fact the NFL blackballed him because he wasn't a conventional QB and man of faith was completely despicable on their part. He was never given a real chance to prove himself and it's just sad because I think he could have been a great football player if some team would have just believed in him and harnessed the talents he did posses.He was just a late bloomer that no one would be patient enough to work with. That and they wouldn't deal with the fact fans and the media loved him like crazy either. Well, that wasn't his fault. He didn't ask for that attention. They thrusted it upon him. If there is one thing Tebow did during his NFL career that I didn't agree with is the fact he was determined to play QB and no other position. I mean, don't get me wrong, I would have loved to have seen him succeed and become a really good NFL caliber QB, but I just don't think he had all the skills to pull it off. He was too inconsistent at it. So, I think if he had swallowed his pride and played maybe FB or TE, I think he would have excelled at it. He's built like a lineman, so I think he would have been an elite FB/TE. Heck, I bet he could have been as good as Mike Alsott if he chose to put his heart into that kind of role. But yea, that's just my take on this guy. If you don't agree, then fine, don't, but keep any rude comments anyone might have to yourself. I don't mind people giving another opinion about it if they want, but unless it's a mature one, don't bother because I won't even look at it.

[@zachg3599]

I 100% agree man.

[@dank1j]

I remember seeing a feature on Tebow where they were talking about him doing a QB bootcamp in the summer to alter his mechanics. Whatever happened after that? The clips in this vid showing Tebow looking so awkward in the pocket make it hard to see how he could become an NFL QB without a lot of well coached reps in the off season. Tebow looked pretty good and proved he was a winner in Denver. Too bad the NFL doesn't have the time to teach kids the basics they should have learned in college.

[@adamdill4165]

Hey man. The NFL did the same thing to Kaepernick.

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

I don't think he was black balled. He should've went to the Jaguars over the Jets. Mark Sanchez is garbage n he could've played but Rex Ryan was attached at the hip to Sanchez. And Sanchez is fragile he couldn't handle Tebow being around so Ryan didn't want to play Tebow. Tebow's agent saw dollar signs and got him to go to NY.

[@streetgliderable]

They're both garbage. If they were any good they'd still be in the league period. Go whine elsewhere dipshits.

[@samson9535]

I admire Tim Tebow for the man he is and his faith. Although he didn't achieve the career he thought he would, he was still a winner.

[@mld4852]

His story is amazing from start to finish... Remember they wanted to abort him, now he's saving himself for marriage, marrying Miss Universe and I understand they're talking about adopting a child from every continent. God is faithful I personally think yes he has everything it takes but God was preserving him for something greater something something more than Tim could ever ask think or think of

[@yankeegirl3380]

Well said. ☺️ People knock Tim Tebow for his faith and I think it's ridiculous. He's a man of GOD and he's living it. People knock him because they're jealous. Period. God bless. 🙏❤️🙏

[@Paulino813]

One of the best sports documentaries on KZbin right here ❤

[@blakris9382]

most underrated QB ever!

[@mikesemie5028]

Tim Tebow is the ultimate role model and truly a man of God

[@BVBrocks927]

Crazy how Tebow can't even snag a backup spot, I feel like he's still better than some of the guys on benches around the league.

[@knightlife98]

BVBrocks927 I completely agree with you, BV. Even if his mechanics are not good, can he not be taught good mechanics?

[@epicgamer-rz7qc]

They would not take him because he belved in god

[@jcman240]

He's an option QB, just another RB to the NFL

[@aldoflores1542]

more like he couldnt complete at least half of his passes

[@LiliumPetal]

I love how most folks who say this about Tebow have a wildly different opinion on Kaepernick, who is better in literally every statistical category, and was even a superbowl QB.

[@jimbeam3783]

Tim T is a great human being. I respect him because it takes disciple and courage to live the way he does.

[@breal1183]

It's crazy how today anyone who believes in God is called "Different". Tells you how screwed up our worlds has become!!!!

[@johnabney9558]

Fr

[@rbeforme]

That's because the world is moving past complete and utter fallacy, and more people are moving towards the realization that in order to accomplish positive progression, we don't need imaginary friends.

[@Ziroidex]

@@rbeforme Amazing. Every word of what you just said, was wrong.

[@rbeforme]

@@Ziroidex Why? Because you say it is? lmao

[@Ziroidex]

@@rbeforme Odd. It seems most of the people who help “progress” our society are Christians.

[@rrod7958]

As a broncos fan that season was one of the funnest years going on tenowmania it was just fun watching broncos games.

[@MichaelBrown-js1ti]

PG

[@johnmansfield4723]

Tim Tebow is a prime example of why the NFL turns great prospects into busts. Tebow was 8 and 6 in the one season he played with Denver. Not Hall of Fame material but not bad either. What do they do? They trade him to the Jets who don't seem to know how to do anything right. What if the Broncos kept him as a backup to Manning and he had the chance to be an understudy to one of the masters of the position of quarterback. What if he then became starting QB after Manning's retirement? Maybe, just maybe, the Broncos would have done better than 9-6 in 2016 and 5-11 in 2017 and not be on a down hill slide. The reason why most NFL teams suck (other than the Patriots) is that they don't take the time to develop players and help them realize their potential. A player has one season (sometimes one game) lower than expectations and the unemployed. Seems pretty stupid to me. The unfortunate thing is that the NFL sees its players as property to be exploited rather than assets to be developed.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

I thought (and still think) the same thing about Indy and Manning. Had I been Irsay, Manning would still be with the Colts as one of my coaches, if not the head coach. How much he could have taught Luck who is a good QB but could easily be as great as Steve Young was in shadowing Joe Montana. Plus maybe the Colts would have 1 or 2 more SBs.

[@CamoDrako]

The NFL is a franchise conglomerate - that's a fancy way of saying "a group of really big businesses". There is no incentive to develop since the league is designed so the personnel and success rate turnover is high

[@acandnine12]

He had his chance with the Pats, Tom Brady and Belichick...they didn't want him. You guys gotta get off this shit of "he never had a chance!!!" If that organization doesn't want you and can't find a need for you then you know what's up!!!

[@jenspetersen5865]

I would have loved if the Broncos brought him back in 2016, but it was only fair to Tebow (and Manning) that TT was given the choice between Jets and Jaguars. He was a fool for going to NY. Tebow deserved to start somewhere, and from what has been said he was not a good backup in terms of preparing the defense for the upcoming game. His magic was when John Fox and Mike McCoy threw up their hands and let go.

[@michaelsmiley2828]

@@acandnine12 "If that organization doesn't want you and can't find a need for you then you know what's up!!!" Just the opposite, The greatest NFL franchise of all time didn't want him....... Think about what you said. SEVERAL OTHER less talented teams could have used him, at lest as a backup QB

[@Chris_NEM]

So well done...NFL THANK YOU for this...

[@299charles]

The NFL give up on a STAR!!!

[@socialumpire]

Gave* 😉

[@harlandfriendofgod6108]

Yes good comment; I Miss Flutie as well

[@sebkennedy7286]

What an incredible human being

[@MichaelLopez-nc3xz]

The talk with kurt Warner was deep. Wow I needed to hear that.

[@jomisamar2005]

Though not a very good QB, we can all agree that no one comes close to Tebow, he is an awesome human being and we need more of that right now.

[@jomisamar2005]

darryl johnson yet, here you are, watching a documentary about Tim Tebow... smh

[@gregr6121]

The series is called "a football life" not "a good person life" ...

[@jomisamar2005]

Around The World With Chiles! ... and your point is?

[@frisbeeshawn5356]

Have u ever played the QB position and had as much success as Tebow in college and the Pros ? Didn't think so. Then never to be given another chance after that Denver run ? NFL is jealous of him.

[@AllPro777]

He was given chances. The Jets one was BS, but in New England he just didn't play well enough to make the team.

[@sometimesitbelikedat2529]

"Favorite bible verse?" "Ezekiel 25:17. The path of the righteous man..."

[@pride893]

Flutie would have a better chance in the NFL now a days. With short guys like brees and Wilson (although taller than flutie) I think he could have been a franchise qb

[@donbonnell9973]

Great point

[@dank1j]

Flutie was a franchise qb but not for very long. Tebow is like a lot of NFL players who don't understand that they need to adapt and improve their skills. Hard to believe that Tebow could get through college as a big time QB and have such a crappy looking footwork and throwing motion as the vid showed of him with the Jets.

[@latorgator23]

Ryzen I would agree with that

[@jeffdavis7073]

@@dank1j he played with Percy Harvin, Aaron Hernandez, Riley Cooper, David Nelson, Lewis Murphy, Chris Rainey, both Pouncey twins up front. Their defense was also stacked

[@turtle19dad]

I want him to be super successful. Can't help but root for that guy.

[@gregjames9875]

Spent 20 years working children services. Saw people who lived an immoral lifestyle. Saw people who lost their children. How you live matters. He is a winner. I wish the Bengals had taken him. Winner. Winner. Winner.

[@matthewlapish1107]

Very underrated comment.

[@Jonahch2v9]

Sometimes the truth in faith is shown by what comes against it. He took a losing team to the playoffs, and some people hated him for it. They spent millions on the best rated quarterback just to replace him, who did no better. In 2019, lots of teams had weak quarterbacks and especially backups, yet none called him up. Sometimes when it makes no sense, it shows us what's real. God bless him.

[@Tai-dm1ve]

"Actions speak louder than words" - Joe Namath "I wanna kiss you" - Also Joe Namath

[@austinshannon4197]

Tim Tebow was elite in the NFL. He was.

[@omegaman6616]

He was alright but I wish we could've seen him really get a shot to see how he would turn out. Its insane that he's already out of the league and can't even win a third string backup job.

[@bigpat1836]

Politics are a bitch brother. Kinda funny how him and kap both don’t get a job for their beliefs but nobody sees that lol

[@counterpuncher01]

that first conversation with Kurt was beautiful

[@masonmcdixon9294]

Doug Flouti saved the CFL when it was going to shit , Tim Tebow did great things for the NFL he would not kneel for anything but God. 2 Great guys i met in normal life both inspiring

[@joserose5884]

Tim has one thing every has in common the lord

[@jorgech11]

if Tebow would've had 2 more seasons with the same team, he wouldve been way better. He had the talent, he just needed to be more consistent

[@MCLogikILL]

He couldn't complete even 50% of his passes, that's not an NFL qb

[@jenspetersen5865]

@@MCLogikILL How does completion percentage correlate to win rate? Tebow led the NFL in yards per completion, and Tebow/Thomas led the league in yards in December 2011. Tebow was top 5 in completion percentage over 20 yards!

[@christopherhasse7183]

Tim Tebow is the greatest college football player of all time!!

[@chloehennessey6813]

Kurt Warner. When you’re doing an interview. Shut up 🤐

[@dirtyharry2029]

@NaghaviSystem lol.... Sad.... I love how some youtube comment scrub says that a professional athlete sucks. You suck at life sir.... ohh and its not curt warner its Kurt Warner.

[@That90sShow]

Who let you out of the kitchen?

[@yousaidwhaaaattt8631]

@NaghaviSystem No talent but he won a NFL playoff game and a NCAA championship. Ya bro no talent. How fucking dumb are you?

[@supremeleadergnkdroid3202]

NaghaviSystem curt Warner was a really good running back

[@christophermosley4577]

@@That90sShow she's probably a single mom therefore she can't cook

[@corvette72778]

I know some people may say lets not get ahead of ourselves that Tebow will play in the majors. But I believe that Tim Tebow may be MVP of the World Series one day.

[@veganbacon3081]

The most famous short career qb

[@hawaiib8]

Vegan bacon hey dip shit how can you be a famous person when he was just all mouth in college and tooo much relion on the fucking field, a so so player with little talent in college and non at all in the dam pros, he was never famous in my pile of shit players, funny you never see him with a female companion, just saying,,,,,,,

[@Kingmase246]

+george medeiros all mouth in collage? the dude won the Heisman and brought Denver to the playoffs where they beat the steelers?. how is he ass

[@davidc8470]

He is way better than you would ever be. He played professional football. He’s never with a “female companion” because he hasn’t found his girl obviously. He is devoted to his religion and Idk how that’s “to much religion”

[@jenspetersen5865]

Also the only QB in NFL history under 30 to win a playoff game and never start again! Kind of strange that this also coincides with the most successful college career, and never getting another chance.

[@brandonsavitski]

I remember seeing in the news this one Denver Broncos fan that had got a huge "Tebow" tattoo on his back. He got it during their miracle winning streak. Article was written November 24th 2011. I wonder if he stills has it or has since gotten it covered up lol.

[@lebronjameszsfgnxfgnhfszgn6718]

When you look at Tebow today you have to wonder would he have been more successful in today’s football. Especially with guys like Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes even taysom Hill

[@Docstantinople]

Tim Tebow is a first ballot hall of famer.

[@joshuagenecobb051]

There's a lot of different ways to win in the NFL

[@chrisbesu6483]

How can u hate tebow he seems like such a cool dude i find it crazy how so many people were just praying he would fail... The guy may not have been the purest passer or had the best technique but man he had heart and played his ass off id take tebow with and his drive over cutler and his rocket arm anyday its too bad nobody took a chance on him if anything he would be a positive presence in the locker room im sure players would go to war with this dude after seeing his drive and how hard this guy fights

[@hdqb2813]

Dang Kurt, can Tim finish a sentence??

[@juangringo3906]

That was kinda deep when Kurt said not only be able to handle the negativity but also the abundance of positivity. Id like to add the bible says God doesnt put more on your plate than you can handle if you do things through Christ which is what theyre talking about. G2G 🙌 AMEN 🙏

[@Paperroutepat]

Tim should have gotten a few more chances to let him really blossom an give all his hard work and take the things he learned with him. He wasnt able to learn an develop

[@bigpat1836]

Tim Tebow the goat dude believed his shit till the end. Some of y’all should learn it

[@markboliek6130]

Warner: “Ummm...TIMMY, TIM TIMIDITY TIM TIM...What’s your favorite bible verse cutie?” Tebow: “Leviticus 18:22”

[@fartberg]

Kek

[@english9o99]

Tibow one of the most humble nfl player ever.

[@Chuy23199]

Tebow should've been a running back he can actually run and he's very athletic he would've been one hell of football player if he wasn't a QB

[@omegaman6616]

Chuy tha GOAT 2⃣3⃣ lol A running back? Running out of the quarterback position and out of running back are two different things.

[@thomasg2488]

This is why I hope the reborn XFL and AAFL become successful on some level. Guys like Tebow and Flutie lose their chances to play even when they succeed. How in the world do you pull Flutie for Rob Johnson and when Tebow wins against the Steelers in the playoffs, he still loses his job? Should've work with his mechanics and learn to play with him because you don't get players like him often, guys that offer leadership, a will to win and one of the biggest hearts in the game. That's why the NFL is slowly becoming a joke, especially with the recent rules of roughing the passer.

[@corvette72778]

Unfortunately, there is no hope for a football career anymore. Although his football career is over, its sports playing career is far from it. The Tebow story is STILL being written. But it is very probably that he will be in the MLB majors for 2019 and even realistic that he could play in the World Series! I do strongly believe that it is possible he could be MVP of the world Series. save this post.

[@poker3276]

He might not lived up to our expectations but I'm pretty sure he is a good man.

[@joebuck4957]

The most undeserved " A football life" ever

[@JSwett0042]

A long last talent. I miss Tebow, I remember dressing up as him for the 2011 halloween. He still inspires me to this day. Even though our faiths completely conflict even (i am of paganistic beliefs and dont believe in organized religion or any particular god.) Regardless of faith, race, family etc, you can learn something from every human and you should always strive to show love to others and the earth. i love tebows message and find his faith inspiring none the less 💯

[@delta-vk1me]

To be saved repent and believe on Jesus Christ the son of God

[@delta-vk1me]

You sound delusional george obviously you are not even thinking with your own mind, but just repeating communist garbage from the media and public schools. I am 25 percent irish 63 percent Spaniard so I'm not white

[@williamabel7630]

george medeiros I hope you see the light of god some day #God4life

[@rectbosun]

Yeah...That's basically all priests do..Daydreaming about making love to another man's messy butthole.

[@jash6105]

Pablo Honey LMAO

[@TarqPick]

And what the Christ does this have to do with football?

[@earlputnal9124]

The most reluctant football player who doesn't want to fit in with the regular stupidity of society. Unless it's about religion and the right way to live life. I feel so sorry for a decent human being like Tim. He's a good honest and decent guy.

[@MDJ-wb1pn]

It was nice to see people placing their hand over their heart and standing during the national anthem. Very patriotic back then.

[@rrod7958]

Tebow was ahead of his time because in today’s game Tebow would have been the ultimate quarterback along with his Leadership

[@MichaelBrown-js1ti]

PG

[@bradmiller9121]

If you are looking for someone who was truly blackballed by the NFL hierarchy, here is your man; it's NOT Colin Kapernack.

[@Seth_long22]

Brad Miller it's Colin too but that's your opinion

[@bradmiller9121]

One of them has an 9-7 record as a starter the other has a 28-30, including a 3-16 record in his last two years as a starter. I'll be happy to let you decide who was truly blackballed.

[@xJakeeyy]

Sideshow Bob Kaperdick is a shit QB. Tim wasn’t the best but he showed how you should act on and off the field. He was a great role model for youngsters And Adults everywhere. That’s what’s important and that’s what he enjoyed most was the fans who loved him for who he was and not for what he wasn’t. He’s a great athlete who could play any sport. He’s playing in the MLB right now and he’s living life. I’d rather have Tebow’s spirit on the field than any other QBs.

[@jogendron6320]

Spirit NEVER won a game.

[@bradmiller9121]

There are 2 QB's enshrined in the Hall of Fame from the modern era with a 47% completion percentage. Clearly I do know a bit about the game.

[@homerjfong4494]

This guy is the rare exception that an athlete can be a role model.

[@redalertsteve_]

If only people had patience for development

[@dontdoittoyoself6786]

RedAlertSteve _ They need a minor league. Yes he could've developed at the pro level but there's no patience especially for players that don't fit the norm.

[@squarecracker]

@@dontdoittoyoself6786 they just needed something like a taysom hill role back then. he'd have won multiple superbowls

[@memorydrain7806]

Although it's irrelevant, I'm not religious. That said, I love Tim Tebow. He's the genuine article. A good man, a fun athlete to have watched, and a person committed thoroughly to his values. I respect that very much, and it's been a joy seeing him play ball in The Mets Organization.

[@scizorbullet8185]

Tebow's career was pure absolute luck from him getting a starting job to the slant route to thomas for the game winning touchdown. Every crazy moment he did were almost impossible and probably the most unlikely outcome you would expect from a horrible quarterback who can't throw. It was really fun to watch though

[@scizorbullet8185]

Jimmie Peters yea its hard to make the nfl no shit. But it took a terribke coach to draft him and countless ridiculous shit for him to win like that bears rb who rab out of bounds on 3rd fucking down. Thomas to stiff arm the steekers defender on a very quick throw just actually go back abd watch the games tebow won. The games were wacky as hell. Tebows career was amazingly ridiculous and entertaining

[@markdecember20]

Many thanks to NFL Films for contrasting the stories of Cordell Stewart, Steve Young, & Tim Tebow here. Very well done!

[@kurtboyer299]

The reason Thomas scored on such a simple play is because the Steelers had everybody in the franchise including the cheerleaders up on the LOS trying to stop the read-O. Timmy changed the pro playbook. If it wasn't for what Tebow did a player like Deshaun Watson would be struggling in the NFL b/c they would want him to stand still and throw 40 times a game and anyone who suggested any Clemson style plays would be laughed at. Timmy threw a good deep ball too and had a lot of patience, those were also key factors in his "wacky" wins. Did he have the consistent accuracy on short throws that other starters did? No. But I don't understand how anyone can watch highlights of him nailing one home-run pass after another and say he was horrible and couldn't throw a pass. The only reason for those extreme opinions is that fans have been trained to be binary thinkers and trash-talkers, so everyone who isn't #1 at a given skill "sucks." I would love to suck at sports like Tim Tebow.

[@martinuribe1790]

Makai Brown TIM TEBOW MADE IT FARTHER WITH THE BRONCOS THEN PEYTON DID THEN GOT LET GO FOR PEYTON PEYTON DIDNT MAKE IT PAST FORST ROUND NEXT YEAR HE WENT ALLTHE WAY

[@bruceperkins1241]

It doesn't matter how u Win either ugly/pretty, As al davis said "just win baby" and he is a Winner. Al would have Loved tim simply for That resson

[@omgbygollywow]

If Michael Vick can get an episode, Tim Tebow certainly deserves an episode. He is one of the most compelling and interesting football players ever.

[@omegaman6616]

for Tim Tebow its a Football life there's sure a lot of Doug Flutie. Hes such a great role model. I hope we don't get a Cosby scandal down the line with him.

[@brettpatterson404]

One Sweet ☝🏻

[@jeffwright1722]

I am a Vikings fan , all my life . I 'd take Flutie and Tebow at any point on the Vikings!

[@alexgrigoryev9387]

Tebow was ran out of the league because he was Jesus people

[@PeteMcCorvey]

@George DeBravo THANK YOU! He was OVERRATED!

[@randalcquebedeaux314]

Great COLLEGE QB...that is all. Not to mention he had plenty of great players around him. Football is still despite what some believe a team game.

[@sikecar534]

He wasn't good enough! 🙄

[@TarqPick]

That's a bunch of bullshit. Tebow and people like you that PRETEND you're being pious by playing the persecution card... Merlin Olsen, Joe Montana, Steve Young, Drew Brees, Kurt Warner, Reggie White, Deacon Jones, Rulon Jones, Randy Gradishar, and on and on... All religious. Almost all in the Hall of Fame. Tebow is gone because Tebow sucked. Stop telling lies. Try to be the Christian you tell everyone else you are.

[@Ziroidex]

@@TarqPick None of them expressed their faith like Tebow. And most of them aren’t real Christians. Lots of people identify as a Christian, but biblically they aren’t.

[@mas2526]

Tim Tebow like a Boss

[@danielmaxfield4368]

Yes, Kurt Warner is a hall of famer but he’s still a horrible interviewer. Every interview this man does, he interrupts every sentence. Smhhhh

[@u.r.i.a.h.]

Daniel Maxfield lol

[@isaiahbenavidez9751]

Daniel Maxfield no he's not a hall of fame qb

[@u.r.i.a.h.]

Isaiah Benavidez prolly wouldda been if the broncos wouldda been loyal and patient with him.

[@stonelaroche]

isaiah Benavidez, kurt is HOF qb since august 5 2017. he is even inducted into st-louis cards HOF and in arena football HOF. so yess kurt warner is a hall of fame quaterback

[@TheSaltBoiCometh]

Are you shaking your head or shaking your head head head head

[@vlmmnadet1304]

The young man displayed his Standard and it is an embarrassment that people mocked him in such a way. They all should be ashamed of that. All those so called fans you all just mocked him. His standard was the love he has for God ans trust as well, not being ashamed of his love and faith in God.

[@cliffordbodine5834]

The same football league that rejected him is now dying.

[@wolf2109]

Clifford Bodine lmaaaooo!!! Yea ok dumbass...so long as we have the college system as popular as it is...the NFL will always be on top supported by college football. Yhe ratings may drop some years but thats simply bcuz there are way more ways to watch the games and ppl usually watch the games together at someone's house and whatnot.

[@davidortiz7]

I think more people are questioning it's legitimacy.

[@wolf2109]

David Santo y? Bcuz the suits arent making the best decisions?? That doesnt mean the sport isnt legit. Its by far the most difficult sport to play and year after year you see new talent become stars bcuz of how well theyre playing. Youre really dumb to be questioning its legitimacy

[@davidortiz7]

Wolf Thanks.

[@wolf2109]

David Santo np