Since Tim Tebow was cut by the New England Patriots, he hasn't received any interest from any NFL squads. He has, however, been offered a spot with the L.A. Kiss of the Arena Football League, and his recent training location may lead some to believe he's considering the prospect.
Tebow has been keeping in shape at the University of Southern California, and taking time out to snap photos with some Trojans athletes. Here's Tebow cheesing with the USC women's lacrosse team.
Training with Tim Tebow in the building, not a bad Monday! #FightOn pic.twitter.com/aZxOZnKgYT
— USC Women's Lacrosse (@USCTrojansLax) September 9, 2013
So does training in SoCal mean Tebow is thinking about playing some Arena ball? According to L.A. Kiss owner Gene Simmons, the front man for legendary rock band KISS, it would be worth Tebow's while financially to rehabilitate his career in Hollywood.
"Acquiring Tebow would not only be a great investment for the team, but his exciting style of play would definitely send shockwaves through the League," Simmons said in a press release. "We're excited for the opportunity to see him with an LA KISS uniform on, and for the LA KISS fans to be rockin' their Tebow shirts and jerseys."
Tebow was unable to capitalize on an opportunity to stay in the NFL given to him by the New England Patriots, and perhaps his last staunch believer Josh McDaniels. The Pats' offensive coordinator and former head coach of the Denver Broncos, who drafted the popular lefty, wasn't able to rein in Tebow's inaccuracy.
Tebow struggled in the passing game and still showed issues reading defenses; he held onto the ball quite a bit and took unnecessary sacks. Tebow's running was as good as ever in the preseason, but it wasn't enough to convince New England to keep him on the roster.
Tebow has said he won't be giving up on his dream of succeeding as an NFL signal caller, but for now, his best bet may be earning some scratch in the Arena league as Kurt Warner once did, and proving himself on the lower levels.
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