Tim Tebow News Update: NFL Superstar Should Forget About His Football Career In The League According To Football Analyst Kurt Warner
Tim Tebow News Update:
The year is almost over yet the former Heisman Trophy winner is still unemployed in the NFL and the famous football analyst, Kurt Warner, offers some unsolicited advice for Tim Tebow.
As reported by TMZ, the former Super Bowl MVP and now football analyst should "LEAVE" the league and play for another league is he wants to resurrect his NFL career.
Kurt Warner does not believe that the 26-year old former Patriots quarterback could ever get to sign on in any team at NFL, unless he considers playing for another league first.
He even told TMZ Sports that no could say "you're not good enough for the NFL," but still he's rooting for Tebow, it's just that he needs to sharpen his skills by playing with another league like CFL.
Perhaps, Tebow should consider Warner's advice, as teams in the NFL seem to be snubbing him despite their need for either a main or a backup quarterback.
Just recently, the Dallas Cowboys signed the already retired 41-year old Jon Kitna to backup Kyle Orton in the absence of their starting quarterback Tony Romo.
Jon already retired from the league nearly about 2 years ago and yet Cowboys chose him instead of the younger 26-year old football sensation, Tim Tebow to at least play as a backup quarterback for their team.
According to rantsports.com, "Kitna is way past his playing days, and with so many other options available, it's curious as to why they brought him in.
"Instead, a logical answer would have been to bring in free agent Tim Tebow as their emergency quarterback. The young quarterback is at least a mobile guy that can escape pressure much better than the veteran Kitna. He also would bring a different aspect to the offense if they so chose to run him out of the read-option at times. With Kitna under center, they're playing with a completely one-dimensional, non-mobile passer that hasn't played in almost three years."
Imagine, getting a 41-year old retiree over a 26-year old player who could provide more mobility on your team.
Is Tim Tebow really that bad? Can't he play at least a backup quarterback? Perhaps, it's about time that Tebow should really reconsider his career and maybe Warner's advice is something he should be thinking about, at least to prove to the league that he still got the skills.
However, you have got to give it to Tim Tebow, he remains positive despite being unemployed, he's even busy with his charity works and spreading Christianity.
