If you close your eyes in the end zone of the Jets’ field house, you can picture that surreal March morning three years ago when the backup quarterback was treated like a rock star.
Tebowmania was running wild, but the man who laced every sentence with some variation of “excited” during a 33-minute introductory press conference was about to commit career suicide.
Tim Tebow’s NFL life died in Florham Park even though he refused to acknowledge it. His pursuit of a lifelong dream that has taken a winding path from Foxborough to the broadcast booth to Philadelphia should be over by Saturday at 4 p.