Although there aren't any NFL teams willing to give him a shot, Tebowmania is still running rampant.
Tim Tebow played for the Broncos, Jets, Patriots and Eagles, but he's been unemployed as an NFL quarterback since September. That hasn't stopped seemingly the entire world from having his back.
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After Philadelphia released him in September, Tebow turned to television as an analyst for "SEC Nation," and he's been popping up everywhere despite being out of the league. Though Tebow hasn't gone away, no one is sick of him and many prominent figures have voiced their displeasure with him being dumped unceremoniously from the NFL.
Country singer Blake Shelton is the latest to sing the praises of the former Heisman Trophy winner on Twitter, even if he didn't exactly spell his name right:
Just saw the 2011 playoff game with Steelers vs Broncos.. Can someone please give me a good reason Tim Tebo isn't playing in the NFL?!
— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) January 14, 2016
I mean are you telling me that there's NOT a team that needs him out there? Look at the problems so many teams have at quarter back!! — Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) January 14, 2016
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Shelton isn't alone in the defense of the former signal caller. Actor Sylvester Stallone also said he believes teams messed up by passing on the NFL journeyman.
"Everyone freakin' blew it, it's a mistake," Stallone told TMZ. "He's an underdog, like Rocky."
It's not just actors and country singers sticking up for Tebow. Cardinals running back Chris Johnson said he believes that Tebow is a "good player," while Lakers star Metta World Peace, a Jets fan, believes Tebow should come to Los Angeles along with the Rams.
"I'm Tebow forever," World Peace said per TMZ. "It's wherever Tebow's at."
Right now, Tebow isn't anywhere in the NFL. That obviously hasn't stopped people from loving him.
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