I will go out on a limb and say this: Tim Tebow will be a Hall of Famer when his National Football League (NFL) career is over. All of his life, people have doubted that he would succeed playing organize football. And what did he do? Well, he led Nease High School Panthers to a state title as a senior, was a backup quarterback at the University of Florida Gators and was a key contributor to the 2006 Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship team and then as a starter from 2007-09 was the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy in 2007, and led the Gators to another national championship in 2008, their third in school history. After he was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2010, many critics said that he would not succeed in the NFL because he is not a “traditional” quarterback. Before he took over as a starter this season, the Broncos was 1-4. Since he became the starter, the Broncos are 8-7 and are one game away from making the playoffs that will begin this Saturday Jan 7. Even if they don’t make the playoffs, Tebow has a bright future and he has shown that he’s determined to win. As the former head coach and current ESPN football analyst Herm Edwards once said, “You play to win the game.”