Would you vote for Tim Tebow if he decided to run for public office? This is a question that was only used as a light joke… that is until this morning, when Tebow mooted the idea himself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIQQsVYtX2E
“I don’t know at this time in my life,” Tebow said when asked if he would consider running for office one day. “If there’s a chance you can make a difference someday in something, that would be intriguing.”
He proved to be a fairly successful college QB, a serviceable NFL QB, and a fairly good college football analyst on the SEC Network, all in less than a decade.
Tebow still has ambitions of making a NFL roster as he made a favorable impression for the Eagles last year in training camp although didn’t make the cut. With a potential NFL paycheck as well as what he’s making working for ESPN and the SEC Network, I think it’s unlikely we’ll be seeing Tebow running for office anytime soon. That said nothing is predictable these days with politics, and projecting Tebow’s career has been unpredictable as well so maybe Tebow in office sooner than later is something we could see.

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