Tim Tebow: 5 Products We'd Like To See the Denver Broncos QB Endorse

Tim Tebow has become a household name over the past few years. Whether it's because of his great success as a Florida Gator or it's because of his pro-life Super Bowl commercial—Tebow is a well-known public figure. 

Tebow will be entering his second year in the NFL with the Denver Broncos in 2011, and he'll be making a lot of news as he'll be competing with Kyle Orton and Brady Quinn for the Broncos' starting quarterback job. 

Overall, I think it's safe to say that Tebow is a nice and genuine human-being—simply put, he's a likable guy. 

Tebow has yet to do any notable or "major" endorsements with any products, so here I've suggested five products that Tebow could potentially endorse. 

Here are five products that we'd like to see Tim Tebow endorse. 

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Ford

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, FL - MARCH 05: In this handout photo provided by Disney Parks, Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow attends 'ESPN The Weekend' on March 05, 2011 at Disney's Hollywood Studios Park at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida

Ford is one product that I could definitely see Tim Tebow endorsing in the near future. 

Ford's new slogan may be "Drive One," but just a couple years ago, and arguably their most well-known slog was "Built Ford Tough." 

Tebow and Ford are the perfect match as their both American and known for their toughness and ability to take on a large workload. 

Can't you just picture Tebow pulling into training camp with a brand new Ford F-150? I sure can. 

Supercuts

Tim Tebow may have had a terrible hairstyle due to rookie hazing back in last August—but overall, Tebow has been pulling off a rather nice hairdo. 

Supercuts would be a perfect endorsement for Tebow as they could spin off of his "monk" hairdo and how it was turned into a sharp looking spiky, flat-top sort-of-thing. 

Tebow would be pairing up with Terry Bradshaw, a former NFL quarterback, and they could definitely create even more of a buzz for the country's largest hairdresser chain. 

The Salvation Army

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ATLANTA, GA - APRIL 20: NFL player Tim Tebow speaks onstage at the 42nd Annual GMA Dove Awards at The Fox Theatre on April 20, 2011 in Atlanta City. The show airs on GMC on Sunday April 24th 2011. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images for GMA)

The Salvation Army is probably the best fit for Tim Tebow as he's known to be a genuine nice guy and a "do-gooder."

Most people are aware that Tebow was raised in a Christian family and that his family actually supported an orphanage in the Philippines. So, wouldn't the Salvation Army make perfect sense for Tebow? 

Tebow is a very poised public speaker and is respected by many and could do a lot for the Salvation Army if he were to promote the organization. 

Coca-Cola

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DENVER - DECEMBER 26: Quarterback Tim Tebow #15 of the Denver Broncos runs against the Houston Texans during the fourth quarter at INVESCO Field at Mile High on December 26, 2010 in Denver, Colorado. The Denver Broncos defeated the Houston Texans 24-23.

Over the past few years, Pepsi had made a hard run at gaining a lot of publicity and visibility with their commericals being featured during NFL games on Sunday afternoons. In fact, Pepsi has paired up with New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez to create a major promotion for their product Pepsi Max. 

So, why can't Coca-Cola throw their hand in the mix? 

Tim Tebow is definitely a well-known figure across the country and could definitely create a bit more buzz around the already dominant soda company of Coca-Cola. 

Gatorade

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, FL - MARCH 05: (L-R) In this handout photo provided by Disney Parks, ESPN college football analyst and former University of Florida football coach, Urban Meyer, 'Albert' The University of Florida mascot and Denver Broncos Quarterback and

I am in complete shock that Tim Tebow rejected the opportunity to endorse the world's most well-known sports performance drink Gatorade. If there's anyway for Tebow to change his mind, he needs to do it immediately.

How does this not make perfect sense? Gatorade pairing up with one of the all-time great Florida Gators—it boggles my mind that Tebow passed on that decision.

Gatorade was designed and created at the University of Florida—hence the name Gatorade—so promoting the product on Tebow's hand would be a wise decision as it has the potential to earn Tebow a whole lot of money. 

I definitely think out of all of the products out there, Gatorade is by far the product that all of us would love to see Tebow endorse.