We all know Tim Tebow's story pretty well. Now, we'll have a chance to learn even more about the college football legend and Denver Broncos backup quarterback.
Tebow will be publishing his memoir, Through My Eyes, this coming April, and Nathan Whitaker, the man who helped Tony Dungy write a number one New York Times bestseller, will be the co-writer.
The Harper Collins press release reads as follows:
"Tebow, the son of Christian missionaries, has a unique story to tell. From the circumstances of his birth, to his home-schooled roots, to his record-setting career as the most celebrated football player in Florida Gators history and his first round draft selection by the Denver Broncos, there’s been a lot said about Tim Tebow. Now he will have the chance to inspire readers with his own, first-hand account of his personal story."
Despite his lack of playing time (though he has vultured a couple touchdowns), Tebow has managed to land a multitude of endorsement deals and have the league's best-selling jersey.
About the book, Tebow said on Monday that he hopes it inspires people to "fulfill their dreams."
