ESPN has secured a multi-year contract extension with sports star Tim Tebow, who will continue to serve as a college football analyst on the SEC Network’s traveling pregame show SEC Nation.
The Heisman Award winner and national championship-winning quarterback will also remain a mainstay of ESPN’s College Football Playoff programs, providing his analysis and insight to ESPN networks.
“I love this game, and being able to talk about it every Saturday with the SEC Network and ESPN team is a gift I don’t take lightly,” Tebow said. “SEC fans bring with them a passion that never gets old, and I’m grateful that I can continue to do this with people who feel like family.”
In addition, Tebow will continue to provide his expert commentary throughout the year on various high-profile ESPN shows, including College Football Live, SportsCenter and more.
“Tim is one of the legendary players in college football history and will continue to be a fixture in our coverage on the SEC Network and ESPN,” said Burke Magnus, president of content. “Tim’s unmatched experience in the SEC, coupled with his knowledge and genuine passion for the game, make him one of the most trusted voices in the sport, especially among SEC Nation fans.”
Tebow has been a fixture on SEC Network/ESPN college football programming for more than a decade after first joining the company in 2014. He has been a key voice on SEC Nation for the past 13 seasons and will rejoin the team for an action-packed fall.
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