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Tim Tebow Wiki Biography

Timothy Richard Tebow was born on 14 August 1987, to missionary parents then resident in Makati, Philippines.  He was an American Football player, but in 2016 decided to change sports. and now plays baseball on a minor league contract with the New York Mets.

So just how rich is Tim Tebow, as of late 2017? Authoritative sources estimate that Tim’s net worth is over $4 million, most of which he accumulated from his football career which broadly spanned 2010 to 2015, including endorsements, and now from playing baseball. In his main playing years, Tim’s salary from football was $1.4 million.

A well-known American football player,  According to sources, in 2013, his annual salary with the “Jets” amounted to $2.5 million, while that same year he collected $3 million from various endorsements for “Nike”, “EA Sports” and other companies. Meanwhile, in 2014 Tebow’s salary with the team diminished to $895,000. In regards to his total wealth,

Just as his four siblings, Tebow was home-schooled, yet this did not prevent him from taking part in various school competitions. This was mostly due to a law passed in Florida, which stated that students who were home-schooled were allowed to partake in high school events. As a result of that, Tebow started to play football for Allen D. Nease High School, where he made a name for himself as a skilled quarterback, in which position he would play all his football. He proved himself when he led his high school team called the “Panthers” to win the state championship, subsequently being named Florida’s Player of the Year. Tebow continued playing at the University of Florida, representing the “Gators” team. Even though initially Tebow was picked as a backup for the team, he managed to excel in 2007, as he won numerous awards, among them the Heisman Trophy, and helped his team make it to the BCS Championship. In 2008 he was named to the First-team All-SEC, voted for by Coaches and Rivals, plus First-team All-America by College Football News among other awards, and the following season the same awards and more.

Of course Tebow’s successful football career at the University attracted the attention of football scouts, and gained him an opportunity to join the NFL Draft in 2010. He was chosen as the 25th pick by the Denver Broncos, signing an $11.25 million five-year contract, plus performance-based incentives, with $8.7 million guaranteed – his net worth was certainly established. Tebow spent two seasons year with the “Broncos”, being overall successful with winning contributions, but hiding many errors, including sacks and interceptions. The Broncos made the play-offs in 2012, defeating the Steelers, but then lost to the Patriots. Tim was subsequently traded to the New York Jets, but played very intermittently partly because of a rib injury, and after one season was released and then signed to a two-year contract by the Patriots. However, Tebow failed to secure a spot on the team, and was released from his contract two months later.

That same year, Tim Tebow became a college football analyst for the SEC Network, while trying to secure another playing contract, and actually co-hosted “Good Morning America”  on ABC News before Super Bowl XLVIII. Eventually in 2015 he signed with the Philadelphia Eagles, but was released before the regular season.

Despite not playing baseball since high school, in 2016 Tebow advised all Major League Baseball (MLB) clubs that he was available and interested in playing – he was eventually signed by  the New York Mets to a minor league contract, and after playing the 2017 season with several minor league clubs, is now looking to progress upwards in 2018.

In his personal life, Tim Tebow remains single, but in an interview, said that he is ‘still looking for a wife’. He is something of a philanthropist, launching the Tim Tebow Foundation in 2010 to raise funds for building a hospital in the Philippines, as well as a pediatric cancer center in Gainesville’s Shands Hospital.

Tebow is  outspoken about his Christian faith. He has preached at schools and villages in the Philippines, and in the US has has talked about his faith in prisons, schools and to youth groups.

He is currently based in New York City.

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Tim Tebow Trademarks

1. “Tebowing”, to bow on one knee and pray, with the opposite hand at one’s forehead.

Tim Tebow Quotes

• [on throwing a game-winning 80-yard pass to Demaryius Thomas] When I saw him scoring, first of all, I just thought , Thank you, Lord.

Tim Tebow Important Facts

• Released by the Philadelphia Eagles. Tebow went 11-for-17 for 189 yards, with 2 TDs, 1 INT, and 32 yards rushing in 3 pre-season games. [September 5, 2015].
• Won the 2008 Wuerffel Trophy (named after fellow Heisman Trophy winner and Florida QB Danny Wuerffel), and the 2008 Manning Award (named after Archie Manning, Peyton Manning, and Eli Manning).
• The Philadelphia Eagles announced it has signed Tebow to a one-year, $600,000 contract. Like his contract with the New England Patriots, the money is not guaranteed, but he will be paid the standard stipends, including $195 for every day in off season workouts, and $1,800 a week for training camp, if he doesn’t make the team. Tebow’s contract with ESPN has been suspended, as per the contract, and will be extended based on his progress. [April 20, 2015].
• First player in NCAA football history to throw for 20 touchdowns and rush for 20 touchdowns in a single season, a feat since accomplished by Cam Newton, Colin Kaepernick, and Johnny Manziel.
• Debuted as a college football analyst on ESPN’s SEC (Southeastern Conference) Network on his 27th birthday. Tebow signed a multi-year deal with ESPN in December 2013. [August 14, 2014].
• Brother-in-law Gannon Shepherd played for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2001.
• Has been played by David J. Phillips, Taran Killam, Matt Baxter Luceno, Daniel Sobieray, and Michael Daniel Cassady.
• Has English, German, Irish, and Scottish ancestry.
• Released by the New England Patriots. In 3 pre-season games, Tebow completed 11-of-30 passes for 145 yards, two touchdowns, two interceptions, and rushed for 91 yards. [August 31, 2013].
• Geologist Dean Enderlin, Tebow’s 4th cousin once removed, told the New York Times he has traced their ancestry to Andries Tibout, an ethnic Walloon from the modern-day Belgian region of Wallonia, who immigrated from Bruges to New York in 1686 (some sources state Andries’s father moved his family to New York after Andries was born). By the time Andries’s great-grandson Peter was born in 1755, the family’s surname had changed to “Tebow”. Peter’s son Uriah, through whom Tebow is descended, was living in Elizabethtown, OH by 1800. Tebow’s grandfather moved to Florida from Ohio, where he met and married Tebow’s grandmother in 1942. [March 23, 2012].
• Signs with the New England Patriots. Under the terms of the 2 year deal, Tebow will get the NFL minimum salary for a player with his tenure ($1.36 million), plus playtime incentives in 2014. However, the money is not guaranteed, and Tebow can be released at any time. The deal reunites him with Josh McDaniels, who selected Tebow #25 overall in the 2010 NFL draft. [June 11, 2013].
• Released by New York Jets [April 29, 2013].
• Son of Bob Tebow and Pam Tebow.
• Has two brothers (Robby Tebow, Peter), and two sisters (Katie, Christy).
• BCS National Champion (2007, 2009); SEC Champion (2006, 2008); First-team All-American (2007, 2008); First-team All-SEC (2007, 2008, 2009); AP College Football Player of the Year (2007); Touchdown Club of Columbus Quarterback of the Year (2007); SEC Offensive Player of the Year (2008); AFC West Champion (2011).
• Grew up on a farm near Jacksonville, FL.
• Quarterback for the Denver Broncos (2010-2011) and the New York Jets (2012).
• Cover athlete on NCAA Football 11 (2010).
• First sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy, the Sullivan Award, the Davey O’Brien Award, and the Maxwell Award (2007, 2008).

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