Tim Tebow Hannah Storm Interview: Broncos QB Gracefully Fields Tough Questions

Tim Tebow constantly finds himself under pressure.

Whether it’s in training camp as the third-string quarterback, in the pocket during a playoff game or on the interview chair during the offseason with Hannah Storm, Tebow has found success everywhere.

The 24-year-old QB handles all of this pressure with a mix of humility, poise and confidence.

Everyone thought Tebow shouldn’t go in the first round of the NFL draft, that he should go undrafted or late if anything—he went No. 25 in 2010.

Then it was said his throwing motion is too wild and he’d never complete a pass in the NFL—he threw a perfect 80-yard touchdown pass to win in overtime of a postseason game last month.

Now, he’s answering tough questions about his faith and expectations in a face-to-face interview with Storm.

As you can see, Tebow isn’t rattled, even when talking about something as personal as his relationship with God and his miraculous chance to become the starter for the Denver Broncos and lead them to glory.

The former Florida Gator realizes that not everyone will accept him for who he is, but also understands he will never please all of his critics and detractors.

He displays a wisdom and respect for his unique position in football and understands his success could be fleeting, which is why he’s elated to be where he is and promises to continue working hard to keep his job.

Say whatever you will about Tebow the football player, but you have to acknowledge he is a smart, confident, humble young man off the field.