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''See also [[Greatest Conservative Sports Stars]], and [[Blacklisting Tim Tebow]]''.

''See also [[Greatest Conservative Sports Stars]], and [[Blacklisting Tim Tebow]]''.

'''Timothy Richard "Tim" Tebow''' (born August 14, 1987) is an outspokenly [[pro-life]], [[Christian]] [[football]] player who initially gained fame by winning championships for the [[University of Florida]] Gators. Extraordinarily athletic, Tebow is 6'3", weighs about 240 pounds, and is remarkably quick for his size.<ref>[http://www.biography.com/people/tim-tebow-20786869] Biography.com</ref> He was the first sophomore to win the [[Heisman Trophy]] and led the Gators as its quarterback to two [[BCS]] Championships during his four years playing for UF in Gainesville, a rare feat.  He has recently played minor league baseball for the New York Mets and the [[NFL]] [[Jacksonville Jaguars]] expressed interest in 2021 in signing him as a tight end.

'''Timothy Richard "Tim" Tebow''' (born August 14, 1987) is an outspokenly [[pro-life]], [[Christian]] [[football]] player who initially gained fame by winning championships for the [[University of Florida]] Gators. Extraordinarily athletic, Tebow is 6'3", weighs about 240 pounds, and is remarkably quick for his size.<ref>[http://www.biography.com/people/tim-tebow-20786869] Biography.com</ref> He was the first sophomore to win the [[Heisman Trophy]] and led the Gators as its quarterback to two [[BCS]] Championships during his four years playing for UF in Gainesville, a rare feat.  He has recently played minor league baseball for the New York Mets and the [[NFL]] [[Jacksonville Jaguars]] expressed interest in 2021 in signing him as a tight end, but then cut him early<ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tim-tebow-cut-jacksonville-jaguars-nfl/</ref> in what may have been a sham tryout as his prior ones probably were.  [[Liberal]] [[troll]]s demonically rejoiced.

Tebow has been repeatedly excluded by the [[demon]]ic NFL despite playing far better than what is needed to make a team, and despite having a higher quarterback rating than some players who are not cut.<ref>[http://www.nfl.com/player/timtebow/497135/careerstats NFL career stats] For example, Tim Tebow has a higher career quarterback rating than Mark Sanchez, and yet Sanchez was given more opportunities by the NFL than Tebow was.</ref>  The most plausible explanation for this is the increasingly pro-[[homosexual]] and pro-[[gambling]] bias of the league, contrary to the [[Bible]].  The [[NBA]] and major league baseball have Bible-quoting stars, but the NFL particularly panders to the pro-homosexual media.

Tebow has been repeatedly excluded by the [[demon]]ic NFL despite playing far better than what is needed to make a team, and despite having a higher quarterback rating than some players who are not cut.<ref>[http://www.nfl.com/player/timtebow/497135/careerstats NFL career stats] For example, Tim Tebow has a higher career quarterback rating than Mark Sanchez, and yet Sanchez was given more opportunities by the NFL than Tebow was.</ref>  The most plausible explanation for this is the increasingly pro-[[homosexual]] and pro-[[gambling]] bias of the league, contrary to the [[Bible]].  The [[NBA]] and major league baseball have Bible-quoting stars, but the NFL particularly panders to the pro-homosexual media.