The so-called Worldwide Leader in Sports spent years promoting a player who turned out to be an irrelevant NFL backup quarterback. Now the coverage that helped make Tim Tebow a household name is translating into a broadcasting job at ESPN for the former quarterback. The network brought on Tebow to work on Saturdays covering the SEC.
Some Jacksonville Jaguars fans have been so desperate for something new that they planned a rally earlier this week to push their team to sign free agent quarterback Tim Tebow
