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Tebow Mania Means Free Underwear If Broncos Win The Super Bowl

Denver Broncos Quarterback Tim Tebow has been endorsing Jockey underwear. Now the company wants to help thousands take advantage of Tebow mania.

Jockey has promised to give away $1 million worth of of its products if Tebow helps lead the Broncos to a Super Bowl win.

The giveaway will be extended to 40,000 people. Jockey insists you don’t have to buy anything, just register at the Jockey website, jockey.com/tebow.

Right now odds makers in Las Vegas put the Broncos’ odds of winning the Super Bowl at 18-to-1.

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The Legend Grows: "Tebow" Sniffs Out Kilo Of *******, Helps Feds Bust Florida Airport Smuggler

Is there anything Tebow can’t do?

A Puerto Rican man is facing a federal **** charge for his alleged role in trying to smuggle a kilo of ******* into the country via Orlando International Airport in Florida.

The plot was disrupted when a **** detection canine named “Tebow” alerted to the “odor of ******* narcotics” coming from a suitcase that Weslie Morales, 20, picked up off a luggage carousel. The suitcase had been checked on an AirTran flight from San Juan by a “Juan Garcia,” who subsequently did not get on the plane.

When confronted by investigators, Morales (pictured above) described himself as “just a little fish,” adding that he was willing to cooperate to help agents “catch the big fish.” Morales claimed that he had been paid $800 to pick up the luggage, according to a criminal complaint filed in U.S. District Court.

Morales was released from jail yesterday after posting $25,000 bond. “Tebow,” named after the Denver Broncos quarterback (and former University of Florida star) Tim Tebow, is assigned to a handler with the Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation task *****.

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Yes, I can make that guarantee too. If the Broncos win the Super Bowl, I'll jump off a bridge.

And when Tebow loses, it's because his God hates him.
 
Tim Tebow's nice-guy style could herald change in business management

Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow gets credit for leading the team to six consecutive wins, rallying teammates to four come-from-behind victories in a row.

Call it affirmation for the nice-guy style of management.

Experts are holding up the young player as evidence that cooperative, other-oriented, compassionate people help teams — on the field and in the office — perform better than the narcissistic style of management credited with great business successes and blamed for the economic crash of 2008.

But it may be another generation, or more, before the altruistic style of leadership shown by Tebow on Sunday — when he comforted wide receiver Demaryius Thomas​ with a "no big deal" after Thomas
missed a pass — dominates the business landscape.

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