After being let go by the Philadelphia Eagles last week, Tim Tebow is returning this weekend to his role as a college football analyst with SEC Network.
Tebow was cut by Philadelphia on Saturday as the team faced the deadline for trimming the roster to 53 players. Tebow served as an SEC Network analyst during the 2014 season before signing with the Eagles in April. He'll be at the site of the Georgia-Vanderbilt game in Nashville, Tenn., on Saturday for the network's traveling pregame show.
While Tebow finds himself out of the NFL again, he remains hugely popular and earned strong reviews as he began his career as an analyst in 2014. His contract with ESPN, which owns SEC Network, didn't preclude him from resuming his NFL career, and it's no surprise that he was welcomed back to the network after the Eagles parted ways with him. Tebow saw his television role expand quickly in 2014, as he was added to the "Good Morning America" team at ABC. He won't be on the field, but we can count on seeing plenty of Tebow this football season.
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