I have to admit I have changed my opinion on the whole "Tebowmania" that has taken the world by storm. At first I was skeptical of how everyone had suddenly began idolizing this quarterback. Sure, he seemed like a nice enough guy, he prayed a lot on the field...even if he wasn't the best football player. After hearing you (Mr. McG), read the article about how Tebow is a leader OFF the field, I began to develop a much higher respect for him. It intrigued me to learn about how he spent time with kids, and adults who suffered an illness or difficult time in their life. But what the important lesson is, is how he didn't discriminate about who he chose as a special "guest" for his games. It didn't matter to him race, religion, nothing matter except for the fact that they had endured something that Tebow respected. I also found it refreshing that he admitted that winning or losing really didn't matter to him. He didn't spend his pre-game time preparing for the big game, or spend his post-game time analyzing his every move. He spent these (what he would claim to be mere) moments taking the time to make a HUGE difference, and impact in peoples lives.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMK9FKMG3Nc
All He Does Is Win...
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