Tim Tebow on SNL Would Take Misguided Legacy to New Heights

Everyone wants a piece of Tim Tebow right now because he can make whatever your selling more money.

The hit NBC show Saturday Night Live is no different.

Hollywoodlife.com has reported that SNL has asked the 24-year-old to come on and host the show.

If so, he would join the likes of Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Joe Montana as NFL quarterbacks to appear on the sketch comedy show.  

Tebowmania has gotten to the point where a quarterback with 13 career starts is on the same level as three of the best QBs of all time?

I’m as big of a Tebow fan as the next person, but this is out of control. Tebow has shown no signs of being able to conduct a five minute long comedic monologue, or be able to act (aka make fun of himself) in front of a live audience.

When he went on Jimmy Kimmel Live this summer, he wasn’t awkward, but he was far from a side-splitting personality.

No. 15 is known for his strong religious faith, constant acknowledgement of God, missionary trips, Tebowing and of course fourth quarter comebacks.

He does have an easy-going demeanor and has attempted a few jokes at press conferences, but those are all harmless and about football.

How do you think he will react when the writers of the show present him with scripts that poke fun at all of his religious actions? Does he have that big of a sense of humor?

Judging by Tebow’s recent history, he would be appalling early on only to nail the final two sketches that instantly become YouTube classics.

I’m sure Tebow will politely turn down the offer because he isn’t interested in giving more ammunition for people to mock him. He has a message to present and letting the world have a laugh at it would defeat the purpose.

On the slight chance that Tebow does agree to SNL, the Tebow-effect will take on a whole new meaning.

The nation just can’t seem to get enough of the Mile High Messiah.