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Country star Morgan Wallen walks out with Florida legend Tim Tebow, refuses to Gator chomp

Sat, 16 May 2026 15:55:24 -0400

Country music superstar Morgan Wallen is one of the hottest acts on the planet right now and is showing no signs of slowing down any time soon.

His 2026 "Still The Problem" tour has been rolling through the United States and packing seats at every stop, and that wasn't any different when Wallen made it to the Sunshine State.

His first of two shows in Gainesville, Florida, saw the country sensation playing to a sold-out crowd at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium where the Gators play, and speaking of the Rowdy Reptiles, Wallen had to pick someone for his patented walkout to appeal to the droves of students decked out in orange and blue.

Enter Tim Tebow, the two-time national champion and Heisman Trophy winner. As far as picks go, Wallen knocked this one out of the park.

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When in Rome -- or Gainesville, rather -- right?

Judging by the crowd pop, I'd say Tebow was about as popular a pick as anyone Wallen could have gone with.

The man has a statue outside the very stadium where the concert was held, for crying out loud, so it's safe to say Mr. Whiskey Glasses did his homework when choosing his walking buddy.

While he nailed it with the Tebow selection, Wallen wasn't ready to fully ingratiate himself with the Florida faithful.

During their walkout, Tebow performed multiple Gator Chomps to fire the crowd up even more, but when he implored Wallen to join him, the multi-platinum singer respectfully turned him down.

That shouldn't surprise anyone who is familiar with Wallen, who is an East Tennessee native and noted Volunteers supporter.

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Any guy who writes a song called "Tennessee Fan" probably won't be caught dead doing the Gator Chomp, so I can't say I blame him.

It will be interesting to see who Wallen taps as his walking mate on night two of his stay in Gainesville.

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Rumor has it that Steve Spurrier could be the favorite, which would be hilarious given Spurrier's history of tormenting the Vols.

Regardless, it's nice to see a Vol and a Gator being so chummy with each other. A rare sight indeed.

Top 3 moments in Stephen A Smith and Skip Bayless' reunion on First Take

Fri, 08 May 2026 14:47:22 -0400

After about a 10-year hiatus, Skip Bayless was back on ESPN’s First Take battling against his familiar foe, Stephen A. Smith.

From debating where LeBron James ranks on the list of all-time NBA greats, to Smith making fun of Bayless’ favorite team, the Dallas Cowboys, to rehashing old debates, the reunion was a roller coaster ride that brought us all back to a time when this show was still outlandish, yet watchable.

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Skip Bayless, who believes he’s rarely been wrong throughout his television career, and never lost a debate to Stephen A., said he was right about Tim Tebow being a success in the NFL. Throughout the years, many critics considered Bayless "obsessed" with Tebow and some even considered his advocacy of the former Heisman winner a "shtick," which he’s denied. Smith believed part of the reason the two hosts were in hot water with their bosses years ago was because of Bayless’ incessant coverage of the quarterback, so naturally, they brought it up in the reunion.

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Bayless doubled down on his claim that Tebow was a successful NFL QB and not a bust. Bayless even called Tim Tebow’s 80-yard touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas on the first play of overtime to give the Denver Broncos a 29-23 AFC Wild Card playoff win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, "the greatest overtime touchdown pass in the history of the National football league."

Bayless is too prideful and blinded by his love of Tebow to admit he wasn’t a success in the NFL and his constant use of Tebow’s Wild Card win as an example of success is a weak argument in my opinion. The man was a phenomenal college quarterback who only played three seasons in the NFL. Let's be honest. He was a bust.

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One of the most heated, lively aspects of the Smith vs. Bayless rivalry was the constant poking fun of the Dallas Cowboys’ lack of success. Smith, though he is no longer debating Bayless about this every football season, still loves to make fun of Bayless’ favorite football team and relishes in their shortcomings online and in studio.

Bayless passionately stated during the segment discussing Smith’s Knicks fandom and Bayless’ Cowboys fandom, "You for years and years have constantly ridiculed my Dallas Cowboys." He even admitted that Smith had "often been right" in his assessment of their failings.

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This is where Bayless lowered the boom on Smith’s New York Knicks. "Since 1973, you have not won a championship," Bayless proclaimed proudly. "Since 1973, my Cowboys have actually been to six Super Bowls and won four of them. I would much rather be a Cowboys fan than a Knicks fan."

To that, Smith responded, "The difference between New York Knicks fans and Dallas Cowboys fans is that when we sucked, we knew it, we admitted it, we acknowledged it." Touché.

Smith then humorously highlighted how Skip Bayless has crashed out over the years due to Cowboys’ playoff collapses and other failings by throwing jerseys and other merchandise away.

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Truly, this was one of the best parts of today’s show. It’s fun because it feels like bar talk between argumentative friends who get lost in their fandom, trying at all costs to get under the skin of their opponent and trump their argumentation. It’s relatable to the average fan.

Skip Bayless' LeBron James Ranking

If you’ve kept up with Smith and Bayless over the years, you knew a LeBron James GOAT conversation would be on the table for today’s reunion. What you might not have expected was how low Bayless had LeBron on his top-10 list of all-time NBA greats.

Bayless had LeBron all the way at #9 on his list. Smith’s reaction was priceless. Hand on his chin, leaning to the right side of his chair, staring off to the ends of the studio behind the camera, rolling his eyes in disbelief like he’s done many times over the years in response to Bayless’ outrageous claims. Smith’s initial vocal reaction before Bayless tried to substantiate his claim was, "For the audience to have to be subjected to this drivel that’s about to come out of your mouth… You got me defending LeBron James. NINTH?! NINE?!"

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After the two quickly agreed that "Michael Jeffrey Jordan" was the unquestionable greatest player in NBA history, Bayless shared the eight players he has ranked ahead of James.

Michael Jordan
Magic Johnson
Shaquille O'Neal
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Tim Duncan
Bill Russell
Kobe Bryant
Larry Bird

LeBron James was at 9 and Wilt Chamberlain was at 10.

Bayless’ reasoning was that the eight players ranked ahead of James were "cold-blooded basketball killers, who I would trust with games for my life" and added, "LeBron James, to me, has proven over many, many years to be the most mentally fragile superstar I have ever closely observed. I mean, the poor man, as gifted as he is, was born without a clutch gene." Smith could only continue to look disgusted, leaning on the large studio desk, speechless.

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Bayless unsurprisingly noted LeBron’s 4-6 NBA Finals record, his poor three-point and free-throw shooting, especially in late-game, clutch situations, and after Skip stated his four greatest NBA players, Smith shouted, "This is blasphemy!"

What Bayless did crown LeBron was "longevity GOAT’, claiming, as many objective observers would, "He’s the most durable player in the history of sports."

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What ESPN did here with this reunion was similar to what Disneyland Parks did recently with Star Wars land. They leaned on nostalgia and went back to familiar characters, who draw an audience. Disney went back to Han Solo, Princess Leia and Darth Vader. ESPN went back to the dynamic duo of Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith. While Bayless and Smith aren’t a mainstay like those old Star Wars characters will be, they highlight how things have changed over the decade. Are any of these ESPN shows better than they were a decade ago? Is Star Wars better? I hope you get the point.

No doubt, this reunion will be proven to have drawn big numbers when the viewership is revealed. It’s caused quite the stir on social media, with personalities like Clay Travis weighing in, saying First Take should have Bayless on during the NFL season.

Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith are two sides of the same coin. They both say ridiculous stuff, bend over backwards to substantiate their claims, and undoubtedly, have some of the best chemistry in the history of sports television. At times it felt like a sequel to a movie that didn’t actually need a sequel, relying heavily on callbacks, but I found it an enjoyable watch.

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ESPN had Rich Eisen return to ESPN to host SportsCenter from the Bristol, Conn., headquarters for the first time in over 20 years on Sunday, April 12, 2026, so they obviously are testing the waters on nostalgia and doing their best to draw audiences back to the network.

We’ll see if this was just a one-off or if this is some sort of comeback tour for Bayless. I’m with Clay Travis. Bring him back. It’ll be much more entertaining than the race-baiting from Ryan Clark.

Tim Tebow shares dying father’s last word in emotional moment as faith message goes viral

Sat, 25 Apr 2026 17:55:48 -0400

Former NFL quarterback and faith icon Tim Tebow is remembering his father not just as a parent, but as a devoted Christian who professed his deep belief in God up to his final moments on Earth.

The football legend and outspoken Christian announced the death of his father, Bob Tebow, in a moving LinkedIn post Friday in which he offered a message rooted in hope, not loss.

"Heaven ushered in a hero of the faith last night as my Dad was welcomed home," Tebow wrote.

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"He’s healed and whole now," Tebow added. "So we don’t mourn, as those with no hope."

His father had been battling Parkinson's disease and was diagnosed in 2016, the former Florida Gators quarterback announced 10 years ago.

As messages of condolence poured in, Tebow emphasized a different perspective shaped by his beliefs.

"Many will say, ‘Sorry for your loss,’ but the truth is he’s not lost, we know exactly where he is. He’s home. Forever!" he wrote.

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Tebow recalled asking his father shortly before his death what he looked forward to most about heaven.

"He simply said, 'Jesus,'" Tebow wrote.

"He couldn’t wait to see Jesus face to face."

Bob Tebow's legacy extended far beyond his family, the Tim Tebow Foundation wrote in its own tribute on LinkedIn.

The organization described him as a man devoted to ministry work, including years spent sharing the Gospel in the Philippines and helping shape the mission of the foundation as a founding board member.

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"Mr. Tebow’s life was spent advancing the Kingdom of God," the foundation said in a statement, noting his "deep, unapologetic love of the Savior."

The faith-based nonprofit, founded by Tim Tebow in 2010, works to bring "faith, hope and love" to vulnerable communities around the world, reflecting values that were central to his father’s life.

It focuses on efforts such as combating human trafficking, supporting orphan care and providing medical and special needs ministry, according to its website.

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As tributes continued to roll in, many commenters echoed Tebow’s perspective, sharing their own experiences with loss and describing grief as a mix of sadness and hope — with comfort in the belief that loved ones are "home" with Jesus.

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One follower of Tebow's on LinkedIn wrote, "Beautiful and godly words. For those of us who are in Christ, death has no sting."

Said another, "It is so hard to watch our heroes go home. I’ll be praying for you, Tim."

Another person said a comment, "Such a beautiful testament to your Dad. I never met him, but I'm sure he was an incredible man of faith as he raised you. I've been following you closely since college. You were the only pro athlete that I would root for, regardless of whatever team you played on.

"You were obviously called to do more than play football. Thanks to you and your Dad for being great examples for Christ in this world. Prayers to you and your family. Glad that your father is now home."

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Tebow closed his own post with a deep message of faith about his father.

"See you soon, Dad," he wrote.

Tim Tebow announces his father's death in emotional post

Fri, 24 Apr 2026 11:44:18 -0400

Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow announced on social media Friday that his father, Bob, has passed away at age 78.

"Heaven ushered in a hero of the faith last night as my Dad was welcomed home! Many will say sorry for your loss but the truth is he’s not lost, we know exactly where he is. He’s home. Forever!" Tim Tebow wrote.

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In 2016, the former Florida Gators quarterback announced in an interview with People that his father was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.

"I asked him last week what he looked forward to most about Heaven, and he simply said, 'Jesus,' Tim continued in his tribute to his father. "He couldn’t wait to see Jesus face to face. Praise God that his wait is over. Death has been swallowed up in victory. He’s healed and whole now. So we don’t mourn as those with no hope. See you soon Dad!"

In 1985, Bob and his wife, Pam, moved their young family to Mindanao, Philippines where Bob's goal was to "share the Gospel with every man, woman, and child."

After his Parkinson's diagnosis, Bob went back to the Philippines to do what he'd done for years – he visited children in orphanages. "When you see Dad in a third-world country with hurting people, you're like, 'that's what he's meant to do,'" Tim told PEOPLE in 2015. "It's his most comfortable place to be in the world."

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Bob Tebow is survived by his wife, five children and eight grandchildren.

Tim Tebow urges Supreme Court to make big tech 'protect kids over profit' in CSAM case

Thu, 02 Apr 2026 09:37:34 -0400

Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow called on the Supreme Court to address whether social media platforms can avoid responsibility when child sex abuse material (CSAM) is shared online, demanding that big tech companies "protect kids over profit."

"It's one of the worst evils in the world," Tebow said Tuesday on "The Story with Martha MacCallum" when asked why he became interested in fighting child exploitation on social media.

"And really what we're talking about is the replaying and memorializing of people's worst days."

He pointed to a case up for consideration by the Supreme Court that alleges X, formerly known as Twitter, refused to take down CSAM despite multiple requests notifying the company of the explicit content.

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"With Doe versus Twitter, it's a 13 and 14-year-old boy that were sextorted in some of the worst ways. And then years later, it's getting replayed on Twitter over and over and over again. Over 100,000 people watched it, and thousands shared it."

He said the family pleaded with X to take down the content, providing identification to prove they were who they said they were.

"And Twitter said, 'Sorry, there's nothing we can do about it. We're not going to take it down.' And the only reason it got taken down from Twitter is because HSI and the government got involved, and eventually they took it down, but now it's also being shared all over the internet."

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The case centers on Section 230 of the Communications Act, known as "protection for private blocking and screening of offensive material." The law states that online platforms are generally not treated as the "publisher or speaker" of information provided by another content provider and also gives protection for certain good-faith efforts to restrict access to objectionable material.

The legal battle asks whether that protection covers X in this case, after the company was allegedly contacted multiple times about the content in question.

Tebow called online child sexual exploitation an "epidemic."

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The FBI received nearly 55,000 reports of crimes related to sextortion and extortion in 2024, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's (NCMEC) CyberTipline received 20.5 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation the same year.

"It is actually all of our jobs to protect the next generation. And if we just feel like, as a society, it's okay to look the other way, then we are putting kids in harm's way, and their worst moments are being relived over and over and over again. And we can do better," said Tebow.

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Tim Tebow testifies before Senate committee on bipartisan bill to combat child exploitation

Wed, 04 Mar 2026 05:55:40 -0500

Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow testified before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism, where he urged Congress to pass the bipartisan Renewed Hope Act of 2026, which addresses the escalating crisis of online child exploitation.

Tebow, the founder and chairman of his Tim Tebow Foundation (TTF), gave emotional testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in March 2024, particularly when he read a message from one of at least 20,000 boys and girls whose images and videos of their sexual abuse and rape were housed in a global database at Interpol, and their identities were unknown.

Tebow said more of the same on Tuesday, when he broke down "Operation Renewed Hope," the largest victim identification operation in the world.

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"Over the course of three operations — 1,119 children have been tentatively identified. 500 children have been safeguarded. Almost half of those were American children," Tebow said during his testimony.

"In preparation for this hearing, we asked Interpol what the new number was of unidentified images. And it’s now over 89,000 series. And that’s just one database. The U.K. has a database called CAID. The Child Abuse Image database. Canada has a database. Their database has over 94 million uncategorized files waiting for assessment that it has scraped from the dark web. We don’t even know yet how many children that represents."

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism, wrote on X that it was an "honor" for him to fight child trafficking with Tebow.

"Child trafficking is a scourge on our society," Hawley added in a statement. "I am convening this subcommittee hearing to expose how our youth are groomed, exploited, and overlooked by the existing system. Congress must dismantle the criminal networks that profit from exploiting the most vulnerable among us and put an end to child trafficking."

Furthermore, in the past six months, more than 338,000 unique IP addresses in the United States were identified trading child sexual abuse images across peer-to-peer networks.

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The Renewed Hope Act of 2026 would establish and equip a dedicated workforce of analysts, investigators and forensic specialists focused on identifying unknown children seen in sexual abuse images so they can be located and safeguarded.

The bill passed committee markup in the House on Jan. 13.

As of now, the Homeland Security Investigations Cyber Crimes Center has seven full-time victim identification analysts assigned to identify the large number of children impacted by sexual abuse and rape. And identification requires extensive time and coordination with jurisdictions before law enforcement gets involved.

"Our country’s most precious and vulnerable lives have been forgotten," Tebow, the Florida Gators national champion who played three seasons in the NFL, said. "Every day, these children lose hope, and it’s not the fault of law enforcement that these children wait. They need more resources, plain and simple.

"I am deeply grateful to the members of Congress on both sides of the aisle who are coming together to support the Renewed Hope Act of 2026. This legislation gives our nation the opportunity to build a stronger rescue team of analysts and investigators so that children who are suffering can be identified and protected. This is a problem we can solve."

Tebow and his foundation, in partnership with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE), are also filing an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to hear a landmark case against X. The case centers around the platform’s failure to remove child sexual abuse material and its reliance on Section 230 immunity to avoid accountability for possession and distribution of this content.

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With faith, hope and love being the three pillars of his foundation, Tebow continues to fight for what he calls the MVPs of the world – the most vulnerable people.

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Tim Tebow tells story of Jesus through eyes of the cross in revealing new book

Sun, 15 Feb 2026 07:00:11 -0500

FIRST ON FOX — Speaker, entrepreneur, Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow continues to spread the good word, which is a key part of his life — this time by sharing the faith and love of Jesus Christ through an unexpected lens.

His new book, "If the Tree Could Speak: The Story of the Cross That Saw It All," publishes Feb. 24. It follows the journey of a tree that begins as a tiny seed with big dreams.

In an on-camera interview, Tebow told 91�� Digital he had been reflecting on ways in which he felt he'd failed to praise Jesus.

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That led him to wonder why all of creation is so eager to worship the Lord if humans aren’t fulfilling that role, as inspired by Luke 19:40. ("Jesus replied, ‘I tell you, if these [people] keep silent, the stones will cry out [in praise]!’")

He started thinking about what it would be like to be the closest thing to Jesus that day on Calvary, he said. "And that is the wooden cross that he was hanging on," said Tebow.

"I decided to go back to when this tree was just a seed. Then it grew up, and it had dreams — and he dreams of being a door, a table or maybe even a throne. And then he hears about this carpenter that everybody's praising, and he's thinking, ‘Maybe that carpenter could turn me into a masterpiece.’"

However, the tree's "dreams were dashed when he gets cut into a cross, and he's thinking, 'No, a cross — that's for criminals,'" said Tebow.

Tebow said many people tie the cross to shame and torture — yet for the tree, that is not its ultimate purpose, as his book details and as the vivid illustrations by Rommel Ruiz, a Dominican American art director, illustrator and designer, help illuminate.

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"You fast-forward to his encounter with Jesus on the cross, and his perspective changes," said Tebow.

"He sees the love of God, and how his life is transformed because of this encounter with Jesus."

And the tree, Tebow continued, then asks Jesus to give it a voice as people mock and dishonor the Lord.

"'I would tell them all who you are. I will tell them how different [you are] — I would tell him about your love,'" said Tebow, recounting the tree's words from the book.

"And I can just imagine Jesus saying, 'Yeah, but that's not your job. You just do your job, and your job is to keep me up high,'" he said.

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Everyone in life faces obstacles and setbacks while trying to achieve hopes and dreams without realizing what God is doing, Tebow said.

"Ultimately, now, when you look at what God has done, the cross — which in the past was only a symbol of shame, guilt and a place for the worst of the worst to hang and die — now means hope all over the world," said Tebow.

"God could show up, and he can turn something that feels like only a mess into a message," said Tebow.

"I feel like that's the story of the cross. But it also gets to be the story of our life — that if the cross is true, then the life, the death, the burial, the resurrection and the ascension of Jesus are true."

Tebow said those who are lacking in faith should remember the cross counted for all of us.

"If you put your faith in Jesus, somehow he does something so miraculous and supernatural that he changes us from the inside out," he added.

Tebow said he feels enormously humbled by the day that Jesus went to the cross.

He also said he believes the current faith revival across the country is happening in part because "young people are searching for purpose and meaning."

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"I think people are realizing that… the more [social media] followers and likes [they get on various platforms] doesn't matter anymore. You've got to live with who you are on the inside."

"Christianity isn't this religion that's like your average — and it makes you a little bit better. It's a relationship that takes you from dead to alive, from lost to found, from orphan to son or daughter," said Tebow.

"There's a weight and a gravity to it. Young people, especially, are looking for that purpose and meaning — and I think it can only be found in the person of Jesus."

Tebow has found a number of ways to live out his faith and beliefs.

In 2010, he created the Tim Tebow Foundation, which is dedicated to "bringing faith, hope and love to those needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of need," as he has said on many occasions.

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"For us and our team here [at the foundation], we believe good works are fueled by the gospel and the love of Jesus — but then also, in every way possible, by trying to care for those who have been abandoned, overlooked, trafficked and treated as ‘less than.’"

Tebow and the foundation worked with Homeland Security Investigations on "Operation Renewed Hope2," a three-week "surge" of investigations into child abuse in 2023.

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The foundation said it located "311 probable identifications of previously unknown victims, including 14 positive contacts and confirmed the rescue of several victims from active abuse."

Tebow is married to Demi-Leigh Tebow, a speaker, author, entrepreneur and former Miss Universe 2017.

The couple lives in Jacksonville, Florida, and recently welcomed their new daughter, Daphne.

91�� Digital's Ryan Gaydos contributed reporting.

Tim Tebow should be Florida's target for next head coach, ex-NFL star says

Mon, 20 Oct 2025 19:58:23 -0400

Florida Gators football is in search of a new head coach after the school fired Billy Napier on Sunday following an error-filled victory over the Mississippi State Bulldogs.

Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III floated a big name that the Gators might want to consider as their next head coach: Tim Tebow.

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"I’ve said this for years now. I think they should hire Tim Tebow," Griffin said Monday on "The Dan Patrick Show." "I think they should hire Tim Tebow. If Tim Tebow goes into any home in Florida, you’re telling me that those parents aren’t saying, ‘Yep, sign me up. I’m coming.’ You gotta put a great staff around him."

Patrick and Griffin debated the notion of hiring an iconic athlete like Tebow as their head coach as it didn’t exactly turn out great in college basketball for Georgetown and Patrick Ewing and St. John’s and Chris Mullin. However, it did work out for Florida when the team hired Steve Spurrier to be its head coach before the 1990 season.

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Tebow hasn’t exactly expressed interest in coaching. He’s been on the front lines of the effort to stop human trafficking when he’s not analyzing the current state of college football during the season.

Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin vowed to be thorough in his efforts to find the next head coach.

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The Gators have never appeared in the College Football Playoff. Tebow led the program to national championships under Urban Meyer in 2006 and 2008.

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Giants' Jaxson Dart joins Tim Tebow with rare statistical feat in first start

Mon, 29 Sep 2025 10:25:51 -0400

New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart joined the likes of Tim Tebow with his performance in Sunday’s win over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Dart had a passing touchdown, a rushing touchdown and ran for 54 yards as New York picked up its first win of the season, 21-18.

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The former Ole Miss standout became the second quarterback since 2000 to have a passing touchdown, rushing touchdown and rush for at least 50 yards in his first start since Tebow did it with the Denver Broncos in 2010, according to NFL Research.

He finished 13-of-20 with 111 passing yards. His touchdown pass went to Theo Johnson.

"I've got a lot of confidence in our rookie quarterback," Giants head coach Brian Daboll said. "But he’s a rookie quarterback, so there’s going to be mistakes that’ll be made. We know that. There’ll be more next week, there was some this week. It’s not going to be perfect."

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NFL Research said Dart was the first quarterback to win his first career start against a team that was at least 3-0 in the last 23 years. The last quarterback to do it was St. Louis Rams star Marc Bulger against the Oakland Raiders in October 2002.

Like Dart, Tebow was also a first-round draft pick in 2010. He made the first start of his career in Week 15 against the Raiders.

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Tebow was 8-of-16 with 138 passing yards, a touchdown pass with 78 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Demi Tebow warns against social media for self-worth, points to Bible's 'perfect plan' for each life

Sat, 20 Sep 2025 08:48:11 -0400

Demi Tebow, wife of Tim Tebow, is sharing "bite-sized pieces of truth" as she aims to help others find lasting worth and belief in themselves during times of struggle, stress and pain.

91�� Digital spoke to her about a range of topics, including her new 100-day devotional, "Knowing Who You Are Because of Who God Is" (Thomas Nelson), as well as the tragic passing of Charlie Kirk, who "stood so immensely courageously and boldly for what he believed in and what he believed was right," she said.

Tebow said too many people today may be questioning their own worth and looking in the wrong places for validation — and wanted to address the point.

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Doubt can arise when the enemy tempts people to question whether they're worthy, deserving and valuable — but the Bible contains the truth, she said.

And "I've relied on pointing back to the truth," she added, in her own life.

"The ways that Jesus loves us, cares for us, has a perfect plan for each one of us in our lives helped me in a season of waiting, of frustration, of letdowns — and pointed me back to truth every single time," she said.

Tebow gave birth to the couple's first child in August. The experience of watching her new baby grow since then has taught her to learn about life all over again, she said.

"Tim and I have prayed over Daphne's life … that she will truly live her life according to the calling that God has for her," she said. "I want her to know that there is a perfect plan for her life and that God had a perfect calling for her."

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Tebow dedicated her devotional to her daughter and wrote the book while pregnant, she said.

"Tim and I banter back and forth a lot, guessing, you know, what are the things that she might like or be interested in. But whatever that is, our prayer, really, is that she will rule and reign, not in the sense of power, but in the sense of the calling that God has specifically for her life."

She added, "I think it's so easy to rely on what other people might say of us, what social media might point us to, might tell us our worth should originate from."

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Yet "[God's] love for us will never change and who He created us to be will never change."

As the 2017 Miss Universe winner, Tebow said she knows firsthand about idolizing something that is not eternal.

She cited 1 Corinthians 9.25: "Everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training. They do it to get a crown that will not last, but we do it to get a crown that will last forever."

She added, "Paul tells us as believers not to chase perishable crowns. And [with] a pageant history and background myself, I physically wore a crown, but that crown is not something that lasted."

In contrast, she said, "I truly believe the impact that we get to have on other people's lives can be eternal. I hope that's something this book inspires readers to focus on."

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She also referenced the "responsibility to reflect on God … the incredible God that we serve. Then we can also know fully who we've been created to be."

Demi Tebow praises Charlie Kirk's ‘legacy’ of standing up for his beliefs

Thu, 11 Sep 2025 17:10:38 -0400

Demi Tebow, the former Miss Universe and wife of Tim Tebow, is the latest public figure to weigh in on the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

In an on-camera interview, Tebow told 91�� Digital Kirk will leave behind a legacy of advocating for his beliefs. (See the video at the top of the article.)

"Whether or not you agreed with Charlie's opinions or stances on certain topics, one thing was certain — that he stood so immensely courageously and boldly for what he believed in and what he believed was right," said Tebow.

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The Turning Point USA founder died after he was shot Wednesday at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.

Kirk was a significant figure who inspired hundreds of young students, encouraging them not only in their political interests, but in leading lives guided by faith.

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"I think that is something that's very respectable. You know, I think the fact that he stood so boldly for his faith, and being only 31 years of age, inspired the younger generation to be able to do the same," said Tebow.

"When you look at somebody else who's willing to stand up for what they believe in, willing to stand for their faith … that is a legacy that he will leave behind for sure."

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Kirk married former Miss Arizona USA Erika Frantzve in May 2021. The couple has two children, a 3-year-old daughter and a 1-year-old son.

Tebow, a new mother, said there are no words to console anyone in this situation.

"Tim and I have been praying for Erika and their two children since the news broke. I just can't even imagine what they must be going through as a family," she said.

"I know that, to the world, Charlie was maybe a person, but to them, he was their world. He was their father. He was their husband, Erika's life partner, best friend. … I can't imagine the pain they must be feeling."

Tebow, also the author of "Knowing Who You Are Because of Who God Is: 100 Days to Unbreakable Faith," encourages the family to lean onto the scripture of 1 Corinthians 13-12.

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"For now, we see only a reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully," the verse says.

"That tells us that, for now, we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face, and, for now, we know in part, but then we shall know fully, just as we are fully known," Tebow said. "And that verse just reminds us that on this side of heaven, we don't get to see the full picture."

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Tebow said she prays that Erika and their two children will be able to "hold onto the promises that God leaves us with — not just the hope that we have in Jesus, but the hope with assurance that we had in Him."

Able Shepherd CEO Jimmy Graham also spoke to 91�� Digital about Kirk's assassination, saying he was in disbelief and anger when he heard the news.

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"Enough is enough. My 17-year-old daughter, who recently started a TPUSA chapter at her school, is devastated. My prayers are with his family and all impacted by this senseless violence," said Graham, who is based in Colorado.

Prestonwood Baptist Church Pastor Jack Graham told 91�� Digital, "Charlie Kirk is a martyr, and Charlie Kirk is with the Lord.

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"To live is Christ and to die is gain. His voice and witness of truth will not be silenced, but will rather inspire courage in a generation of young men and women who will continue to boldly proclaim the message of life and hope."

Tim Tebow warns 'evil is real' following Charlie Kirk assassination

Thu, 11 Sep 2025 07:32:53 -0400

Former NFL star Tim Tebow warned that "evil is real" in the wake of a shooting at a college campus in Utah that left conservative influencer Charlie Kirk dead on Wednesday.

Tebow was among the voices in the sports world who made posts on social media remember Kirk.

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"Evil is real. There is no doubt, the enemy is hard at work," Tebow wrote on X. "These last few days, the weight of evil has been heavy across our nation. But this I know: It will not have the final word. One day, God will make all things right.

"Until then, we pray. We weep with those who weep. And we keep fighting, knowing the victory has already been won."

The Heisman Trophy winner and college football national champion added that he was praying for Kirk’s family in the wake of the shooting.

"I’m shocked and devastated to learn about the passing of Charlie Kirk. Above all else, Charlie was a follower of Jesus, a husband, and a dad. He was a man of passion, courage, and devotion to making an eternal impact.

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"Demi and I are praying for Erika, his two children, and everyone who loved him."

Kirk was shot on the campus of Utah Valley University and later died in Orem.

President Donald Trump announced Kirk’s death later in the day.

"The Great, and even Legendary, Charlie Kirk, is dead. No one understood or had the Heart of the Youth in the United States of America better than Charlie. He was loved and admired by ALL, especially me, and now, he is no longer with us. Melania and my Sympathies go out to his beautiful wife Erika, and family. Charlie, we love you!" Trump wrote on Truth Social.

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A manhunt was launched for the assassin.

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Trump praises Tim Tebow for NFL success 'despite being on the Jets'

Wed, 21 May 2025 20:48:48 -0400

President Donald Trump was surrounded by multiple "winners" on Tuesday.

Trump hosted the University of Florida's men's basketball team to commemorate their national championship won early last month — and near the front of the stage was UF legend Tim Tebow.

Trump spotted the former quarterback and took a moment to praise him — all while taking a parting shot at one of his former teams.

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"And a very special thanks to the NFL legend and University of Florida. I mean, one of the greatest players I've ever seen," Trump said of Tebow. "I'll tell you what, as a college player, maybe the best ever. And you did damn well. And you did damn well in the pros, too. He was great. Despite being on the Jets, you did damn well."

Tebow was drafted 25th overall by the Denver Broncos in 2010, and in his sophomore season, he found the late Demaryius Thomas on an 88-yard touchdown in overtime of the NFL playoffs.

Denver, though, signed Peyton Manning in the offseason, leading the team to trade him to Gang Green. His role with the Jets was heavily debated, with coaches saying he'd be used both on special teams and in a wildcat formation. He lasted just one season, during which he had just eight pass attempts and never touched an NFL field again.

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But, Tebow's college success is unparalleled.

He won two national championships and lost in a third. He also won the Heisman Trophy.

"He's a terrific guy. He is a terrific guy. He's a winner. Boy, he was a winner. You won two, right? And you almost won a third. Nobody did that. I think he goes down really as one of the best, maybe the best college football player. If you think about it, we can only base it on results, right Tim?" Trump continued.

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After playing football, Tim Tebow joined the New York Mets' minor league system in 2016. He played in the minors until 2019 and played in spring training in 2020 before the pandemic canceled the minor league season. He hung up the metal spikes in 2021 before signing with the Jaguars as a tight end, rejoining Urban Meyer, but he didn't make the team.

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Tim Tebow reveals stunning John 3:16 connections in Broncos playoff win and Florida national championship

Wed, 14 May 2025 12:28:49 -0400

Tim Tebow had a lot of great moments in his football career, but two of his biggest ones came on the same date three years apart: Jan. 8.

On Jan. 8, 2009, Tebow led Florida to a 24-14 national championship victory over Oklahoma, the team’s second championship in three seasons.

On Jan. 8, 2012, Tebow’s Denver Broncos beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-23 in the AFC wild-card round in an overtime thriller. On the first play of overtime, Tebow connected with wide receiver Demaryius Thomas for an 80-yard touchdown to win the game.

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Beyond the date holding significance to Tebow, what transpired in those football games reaffirmed Tebow’s faith in God.

During Florida’s national championship victory in 2009, Tebow wrote "John 3:16" on his eye black that he wore that game.

After the Broncos' thrilling comeback over the Steelers three years later, a Broncos PR person made Tebow aware of some statistics that were linked to that Bible verse.

"Right before I walk in this big room packed full of media (after the game), there's all these curtains out front, and I'm standing in front. Patrick, our PR guy (with the Broncos), stepped in front of me and said, ‘Timmy, do you realize what happened?’ and I'm like, ‘Yeah we just beat the Steelers we're going to play the Patriots.’ Like yeah, I know what happened dude, like why (did) you ask me such a silly question, and he goes, ‘No, do you know what happened?’" Tebow said during a recent appearance on the "Shawn Ryan Show."

"And I'm like, ‘I thought I did, Patrick, what happened?’ Because you could just see this different demeanor. He said, ‘Timmy, no, you don't know what happened, Timmy, It's exactly three years from the night that you wore John 3:16 under your eyes.’ And I'm like, ‘Oh wow, that's awesome, that's so cool.’ And he said ‘No, no, no you don't realize it. Timmy, during the game you threw for 316 yards.’ And I'm like ‘What?’"

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"And he said, ‘Timmy, during the game your yards per rush were 3.16. Your yards per completion were 31.6. The ratings for the night were 31.6 and the time of possession was 31:06. During the night, over 90 million people have googled John 3:16 It's the number one trending thing all over."

Tebow was taken aback as he realized that God had sent him a message.

"I don't think I had the reaction that a lot of people think I did, because I went from a high and a celebration and a joy to a conviction and a disappointment. Why? Because when (Patrick) was telling me that I knew that God was convicting me, saying, ‘Timmy, you thought tonight was about a game. You thought it was about all of these things. It's never just about a game. I didn't die for a game,’" Tebow said.

"And I was so convicted, still grateful that God would use something, but convicted man, my eyes were on the wrong thing, my heart was in the wrong place. I knew You, I knew what You'd done, but still my heart was here, and my eyes were here. I knew the truth, I just wasn't focused on it. I was having all of these selfish ambitions and goals."

Tebow explained that he wanted to win the game to prove the doubters wrong, and he wanted to win it for the fans and his family who supported him. However, the quarterback said, those were "selfish" reasons, and that his "eyes" and "heart" were looking at the wrong things.

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Those "selfish" ambitions took him away from where God needed him to be, and the former Broncos quarterback said verse John 3:16 is the "greatest love story" of all time.

"That verse means to me, it's if you're going to sum up the love of the Gospel, which I really believe, when we talk about the Gospel, that it is the greatest love story rescue mission of all time. That there is a God that loves us so much that he sent his son to put on flesh to live a life we couldn't live but choose to die a death that we deserve to die as a ransom for us as the propitiation meaning the payment that satisfies and that payment was his life," Tebow said.

"When we look at John 3:16 for God so loved the world he gave because he loved us so much with this love that, honestly, it's hard to even fathom. But when we talk about that love in Greek, they have four types of love, but the most admirable form of love that love, is agape love. And the best definition of agape love is to choose the best interests of another person and act on their behalf and Jesus chose our best interest."

"And he acted on our behalf, and he went to the cross not just for us, but instead of us. And he loved us so much that he gave his one and only son that whosoever would believe in him would not perish but have everlasting life. Man, I know we put it on bumper stickers and eye blacks and signs and games and everything, but we can't lose the essence in the heart of what that means."

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"That there's a God that created all of this and spoke it into existence like this, and yet that God with all knowledge and all power would say ‘I love you so much that I'm going to give what's so precious for me and my son and I'm going to give him in exchange for you because I love you that much.’ So, when you think about John 3:16 it's um there's no greater love."

Tebow played three seasons in the NFL, two with the Broncos and one with the New York Jets.

The former quarterback is soon to have a new title: dad. Tebow and his wife, Demi-Leigh, announced they are expecting their first child, a baby girl, in March.

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Tim Tebow, wife pay visit to Trump, fellow Florida alum Marco Rubio in Oval Office

Tue, 01 Apr 2025 20:05:24 -0400

It's a busy week for the University of Florida with its men's basketball team gearing up for the Final Four in San Antonio.

And a couple of its most famous alumni paid a visit to President Donald Trump this week.

Tim Tebow and his wife, Demi-Leigh, posed for a photo with Trump and Sen. Marco Rubio, who also attended the University of Florida, in the Oval Office.

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The Tebows and Rubio delivered the infamous "Gator Chomp" behind Trump.

Tebow made a trip to D.C. last year to combat child exploitation.

Tebow showed support for the Renewed Hope Act, which "would enhance the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s capabilities to better identify, rescue and protect victims of online child sexual exploitation and bring child exploiters to justice," according to lawmakers.

Tebow, through his foundation, has worked with Homeland Security Investigations with a mission to identify and rescue victims of child sexual abuse.

Tebow joined senators John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and representatives Laurel Lee, R-Fla., and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., to announce the Renewed Hope Act of 2024 last year.

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The 2007 Heisman Trophy winner and his wife are expecting a baby girl later this year.

91��' Madelin Coggins contributed to this report.

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Tim Tebow teases 1st baby's gender with black-and-white photos before making big announcement

Wed, 05 Mar 2025 17:45:40 -0500

The Tebows know how to keep things interesting.

Former college star and NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and his wife, Demi-Leigh, announced earlier this year that they are expecting their first child; the couple wed in 2020.

With their baby due soon, it was time to find out the child's gender, but not before teasing themselves and their Instagram followers first.

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The couple posted six photos, all in black-and-white, earlier this week on Instagram of their reveal to themselves in which they painted on a canvas blindfolded.

They then posted the video of their reactions earlier Wednesday, revealing their baby's gender to the world.

"Our greatest blessing. We’ve been praying for her long before we knew her, and we’re beyond grateful that God chose us to be her parents. We can’t wait to meet you, baby girl!" the couple wrote.

"To create a meaningful piece of art for the nursery, we decided to find out the gender through painting! We chose two Bible verses—one for a boy and one for a girl—to add to the canvas once it was complete. The verse we want to speak over our baby girl is Psalm 25:4-5: ‘Show me your ways, Lord, teach me your paths. Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my Savior, and my hope is in you all day long.’ We pray that she always finds her identity in Christ and places her hope in His love and truth.

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"Now, let’s get this nursery in order! Bring on the pink bows, ruffles, and all things sweet."

The husband and wife both accurately predicted girl, as well.

"We are just so excited and so over the moon to be having a baby together," Demi-Leigh told People Magazine in an interview published in January.

"I'm so grateful because I just couldn't imagine a better life partner to do life with first and foremost," she added. "To be able to raise a little tiny human being together. I'm so grateful that Tim is my husband... that we get to do parenting together."

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Demi-Leigh said at the time she was 16 weeks pregnant, which brings us to a summer baby.

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Tim Tebow, wife Demi-Leigh announce pregnancy with 1st child

Tue, 14 Jan 2025 14:01:17 -0500

Tim Tebow and his wife Demi-Leigh Tebow announced on Tuesday they are expecting their first child.

The Tebows shared a video on social media announcing their child. Demi-Leigh dressed in white as Tim showed off the ultrasound photos of their impending child. The couple was extremely happy in the clip and appeared ready to start the next chapter of their lives.

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"We are just so excited and so over the moon to be having a baby together," Demi-Leigh told People magazine in an interview published Tuesday.

She told People she is 16 weeks pregnant.

The two added that it was "surreal" to think about becoming parents. They each spoke glowingly of one another when talking about why their partner would become great parents.

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Tim pointed to Demi-Leigh’s fierceness.

"She will be extremely loyal and loving. Demi is someone that is extremely determined," he said. "When she sets her mind to something, she goes all the way in — and I know that she will do that as a mom, too."

Demi-Leigh called her husband "extremely gracious" and "one of the most thoughtful people."

"I just think that he's one of the wisest people I have met — and I know that's a bold statement to make, but I truly believe it. Just in the way that he approaches every single day," she said.

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The former NFL star married the former Miss Universe in 2020 after being engaged for three years.

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Tim Tebow issues prayer to 'bring rain to California,' sends thoughts to locals during wildfires

Thu, 09 Jan 2025 17:09:32 -0500

Former college football star Tim Tebow posted an emotional message to his X account on Thursday, sending a prayer and thoughts to those in California who are battling wildfires.

Thousands of acres have burned, while homes have been lost throughout the Los Angeles area.

"Like so many of you, I’ve been watching the news lately with a heavy heart. Last week, it was the tragedy in New Orleans. This week, it’s the wildfires in California. Quite honestly, in times like these, I don’t know what else to do but pray," Tebow wrote on X.

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"And so, Lord, we humbly ask You to bring rain to California. Protect our first responders and give them strength & courage. Comfort those who have lost loved ones, their homes, or their businesses. Make Your presence known among people who desperately need hope.

"And help us all to remember in times like these, that you are the same God today that you have always been – with us, and for us, always."

The wildfires have affected the sports world, with two games located at Crypto.com Arena this week being postponed. Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick also lost his house after his family evacuated.

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The NFL has also issued a contingency plan for Monday night's Vikings-Rams playoff game, which is set to be played in Englewood but could move to Glendale, Ariz.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the last time it rained one-tenth of an inch in the city was back on May 5.

Five deaths have been reported due to the Eaton fire, which also burned down a clubhouse at a local golf course.

President Biden met with California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday, while Florida governor Ron DeSantis also offered help.

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Newsom deployed the National Guard on Wednesday to help fight the fires as nearly 100 schools in the Los Angeles area were closed.

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Tim Tebow joins bipartisan group of lawmakers to unveil Renewed Hope Act

Tue, 10 Sep 2024 14:18:34 -0400

Former NFL star Tim Tebow and a bipartisan group of lawmakers unveiled the Renewed Hope Act of 2024 on the lawn outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday.

Tebow joined Sens. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and Reps. Laurel Lee, R-Fla., and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., to announce the bill. The Renewed Hope Act seeks to combat online child exploitation.

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"This isn’t about policies or politics — it’s about people," Tebow said. "It’s about people, every single one of those boys and girls. It is about how we can possibly get to as many of those boys and girls as possible."

The bill "would enhance the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s capabilities to better identify, rescue, and protect victims of online child sexual exploitation and bring child exploiters to justice," according to lawmakers.

Cornyn said the bill would give government agencies better resources to help victims.

"No child should be the subject of online sexual exploitation and abuse," he said. "Today, we're here to introduce the Renewed Hope Act, which would enhance the government's capacity to identify, rescue and protect kids and bring perpetrators to justice. This bill would equip Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations with greater resources and more training, and new and advanced victim identification methods."

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Cornyn said it wasn’t only social media giants that lawmakers were concerned about, but encrypted websites as well.

"This bill is about making sure we have enough investigators on the front lines to find the digital footprint of where these photographs are being traded and moved around the dark web and find the digital footprint so that the law enforcement officers can go and rescue that child who's in the midst of violent sexual abuse," Wasserman Schultz added.

Tebow brought his fight against child exploitation online to the House Judiciary Committee earlier this year.

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Tebow, through the foundation, has worked together with Homeland Security Investigations with a mission to identify and rescue as many victims of child sexual abuse as possible.

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Tim Tebow and wife Demi-Leigh partner with company giving ex-convicts second chance: 'What grace is all about'

Sun, 31 Mar 2024 11:32:44 -0400

Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and wife Demi-Leigh are lending some star power to one of the country's largest second-chance employers in America in hopes of giving ex-convicts hope of getting back on their feet after being released from prison.

Cincinnati-based Nehemiah Manufacturing says its purpose is to "build brands, create jobs and change lives," particularly for those who have criminal records, by enabling them to contribute to the success of brands like Tide, Downy and Febreeze.

Tebow says it's a lesson in "grace."

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"Their heart for people is what shines, and the people are what shine. That's what it's all about," Tebow said.

"Yes, it's a manufacturing company, and they do an incredible job with everyday products that all of us use in an incredible way. But what's special about it is that people and why we should believe in second chances is because Grace gave us all a second chance first, and we need to so believe in giving people a second and a third and a fifth and an eleven-teenth chance. Because that's what Grace is all about."

Appearing on "Fox & Friends Weekend" on Easter Sunday, the couple shared their message of love, hope and redemption – qualities they find in Nehemiah's work.

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Demi-Leigh said the purpose is to give people the opportunity to write their "comeback story," and elaborated more on how that goal is achieved.

"They have eight pillars that they use to walk alongside all of their employees, to come alongside them, to help them to be able to write that comeback story," she said.

"They provide financial support, continued education, things to the extent of affordable housing to their employees… when we look at Jesus's story, when, as believers, we see what he has done for us, especially on a day like today [Easter Sunday] how can we not but want to come alongside people and support them the way that we are supported?"

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According to WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, the prison policy initiative indicates that Ohio releases nearly 416,000 men and women from prisons and jails every year.

The same report also states that nearly 70% of Nehemiah's workforce holds a criminal record and the company boasts an annual turnover rate of 15% compared to the nearly 40% average seen elsewhere.

"We're so grateful… for the difference [they] are making for the second chances, for the way they're showing love to individuals that so desperately need it," Tebow said.

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Tim Tebow, wife pay visit to Trump, fellow Florida alum Marco Rubio in Oval Office

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Tim Tebow, wife Demi-Leigh announce pregnancy with 1st child

Tim Tebow issues prayer to 'bring rain to California,' sends thoughts to locals during wildfires

Tim Tebow joins bipartisan group of lawmakers to unveil Renewed Hope Act

Demi-Leigh Tebow, wife of Tim Tebow, survived attempted carjacking to find new purpose, help others

American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on pop stars, sports cars, rock guitars and Olympic high bars

Tim Tebow and wife Demi-Leigh partner with company giving ex-convicts second chance: 'What grace is all about'

Tim Tebow collaborates with Sentinel Foundation to rescue 59 children with disabilities from Haiti

Tim Tebow talks fight against 'one of the worst evils in the world'

Former NFL player Tim Tebow set to testify before House Committee on child sexual abuse: OutKick Exclusive

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