If Mr. Tebow were anyone other a than smooth-talking Christian ever ready to blame hostility to religion for his misfortune, his "promotion" would barely make the front page of the local Florida papers.
He had a possibility of a career in the NFL, but refused to be anything other than a high-paid quarterback. He didn't make the grade. Now he's trying his hand at pro baseball. But major (and minor) league baseball must be swamped with players hitting .222.
During the time he was a great athlete at the University of Florida, I wonder if Mr. Tebow earned a degree? The University gave him a fine scholarship because of his athletic skills and Mr. Tebow paid that scholarship back with his performance, but it would have behooved Mr. Tebow, in between his daydreams of playing in the Super Bowl, to use that scholarship and actually earn a degree.
Maybe Mr. Tebow ought to take that degree he earned and seek a job in the field he chose.