Tim Tebow will further his college football analyst career with ESPN by working as an in-game analyst during the Peach Bowl between TCU and Ole Miss.
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Former Florida Gators and NFL quarterback Tim Tebow will work as an in-game analyst for ESPN during the TCU Horned Frogs and Ole Miss Rebels clash in the Peach Bowl. He made the transition from playing football to commentating on games this past season, and has done a good job thus far and is already receiving a bit of a promotion.
Tebow does bring a lot of football knowledge to the set, and it will be entertaining for fans to listen to him throughout the game. The team as a whole is going to bring a great broadcast to the fans, and Tebow being on the game commentary is going to bring in a lot of different viewers as well.
“I know that he has told our producers that he wants constant feedback, he wants to be coached, and he wants to be great at TV,” Joe Tessitore said, via SI.com, who will be calling the game with Tebow. “He calls and texts me non-stop to discuss every detail of everything we’re doing…That’s commitment to preparation. He wants to grow and he finds that rewarding. So long-term I feel Tim is very committed to broadcasting.”
Needless to say, Tebow is taking his new job just as seriously as he did his old quarterbacking job. He wants to be the best at whatever he does, and that is what will make him a great sports analyst. Tebow has made the jump very well so far, and it just another step in his sports media career on December 31st.
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