The New Yorker Chimes in on Tim Tebow Mania: "That ball hobbled down the field like a drunken pigeon"
By Jason McIntyre
"Perhaps part of Tebow’s appeal is that, for various reasons, he offers something the N.F.L. hasn’t had since late-career Brett Favre: a recognizable and polarizing figure that some can love and others can hate for, in Tebow’s case, being so loved. Like the N.B.A. before Magic and Bird, the N.F.L. suffers somewhat from a dearth of marketable stars."
Yes, Tebow’s faith is mentioned. [New Yorker]