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Dolphins could have interest in Tim Tebow [View all]
By Josh Katzowitz
Tim Tebow, as of Monday morning, is unemployed, and as we try to figure out where he'll play this season -- hint: not with the Jaguars, probably not the CFL, what about for the lingerie football league or the Omaha Beef? -- it's possible Tebow could wind up in Florida anyway.
That's apparently the thinking of agent Drew Rosenhaus, who told 560 WQAM (via Fox Sports' Alex Marvez) on Wednesday he “wouldn't be shocked” if the Dolphins took a chance on signing Tebow.
Um, really?
Apparently so. Rosenhaus said the Dolphins haven't publicly come out and said they didn't have interest in the controversial quarterback (neither has anybody from the NHL, but I digress) and Rosenhaus believes that's because Miami owner Stephen Ross is a fan. You'll recall the Dolphins set up a day of celebration for former University of Florida players when Miami played host to Tebow and the Broncos in 2011. Tebow led Denver to an overtime victory in that game.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/eye-on-football/22183151/drew-rosenhaus-dolphins-could-have-interest-in-tim-tebow
Tim Tebow, as of Monday morning, is unemployed, and as we try to figure out where he'll play this season -- hint: not with the Jaguars, probably not the CFL, what about for the lingerie football league or the Omaha Beef? -- it's possible Tebow could wind up in Florida anyway.
That's apparently the thinking of agent Drew Rosenhaus, who told 560 WQAM (via Fox Sports' Alex Marvez) on Wednesday he “wouldn't be shocked” if the Dolphins took a chance on signing Tebow.
Um, really?
Apparently so. Rosenhaus said the Dolphins haven't publicly come out and said they didn't have interest in the controversial quarterback (neither has anybody from the NHL, but I digress) and Rosenhaus believes that's because Miami owner Stephen Ross is a fan. You'll recall the Dolphins set up a day of celebration for former University of Florida players when Miami played host to Tebow and the Broncos in 2011. Tebow led Denver to an overtime victory in that game.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/blog/eye-on-football/22183151/drew-rosenhaus-dolphins-could-have-interest-in-tim-tebow
Hey! That would be great! And it would sure help the Phins' miserable attendance.
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