Tim Tebow News 2013: According to Bleacher Report, it goes without saying that Tim Tebow is clear on his stand to be nothing but an NFL Quarterback. The AFL has thrown plenty of overtures his way which he did not accept along with the requests to try playing a different position. Despite his determined mindset (and skill), there are no general managers lining up to grab him as their QB.

It is possible for a team to come up in the near future and try him out but for now, there is no reason as to why Tebow should be back in the NFL as a Quarterback. The Bleacher Report is quoted saying, ‘He’s one of the most fascinating and polarizing athletes ever.’ Just looking at how his name still makes plenty of headlines in the media is a clear indication of the impact he has had on NFL fans. Recently, a billboard was put up in Florida coaxing the Jacksonville Jaguars to sign him up as the fans would be sure to fill up their stadium. When it comes to whether or not he would be a good investment for the Jaguars or any other stumbling franchise, Bleacher Report claims he definitely would be a major catch. He would turn their financial situation around but on the field, that would be another story.

Over the years, NFL has grown into a league where it is all about the passing. If there is any shortcoming in a team, a capable Quarterback can help smooth things over. Being under center has to definitely be one of the most crucial positions to exact an impact on a game. The Bleacher Report states that teams that are still in the process of looking for the right signal-caller will never excel until they find that franchise quarterback.

Despite the fact that it is quite enticing to sign up Tim Tebow since he took the Denver Broncos to a fantastic playoff in 2011, Bleacher Report claims that Tebow is not an NFL Quarterback. He may have had higher QB rankings than 6 other signal-callers back then but despite all that, they still have jobs to-date while he doesn’t. The reason for this is simply because he is not good at all when it comes to passing the ball. This is the most important skill that a professional quarterback should have hands down. In his prime 2 years ago, he managed to complete less than half of his passes and yet averaged 6.38 yards for each attempt. There was also an average of 1 interception for every two touchdowns. This compounded with the fact that no other quarterback has been slower than Tim to go from snap to pass attempt in 2011 (3.34 Secs. According to Profootball Focus) means that he might never get to play QB in the NFL again.