Tim Tebow has agreed to a multi year contract extension with ESPN. The former college and professional football player will continue in his role as a college football analyst. The announcement came on Monday from the network.
Tebow expressed his excitement about remaining with the network. He noted his love for the game and the chance to discuss it each Saturday alongside colleagues who feel like family. He also highlighted the strong passion of SEC fans as a reason he values the position.
Tebow won the Heisman Trophy as quarterback for the University of Florida Gators. He later played in the National Football League for the Denver Broncos and New York Jets. After his playing days, he spent time in professional baseball before joining ESPN around 2014.
The extension keeps Tebow in his current role for multiple additional seasons. His work on SEC Nation connects directly to his background as a standout player in the conference. The network has relied on Tebow for insight into college football games and storylines.
ESPN continues to feature Tebow in its college football programming. The deal reflects the network’s ongoing commitment to analysts with strong ties to the sport. Tebow has been a consistent presence in ESPN’s coverage of Southeastern Conference teams and national championship games.