Welcome To Colorado, Tim Tebow!

Posted on April 23, 2010 
Filed Under Focus on the Family, Physical Health

There’s been a lot of surprise at the Denver Broncos‘ choice of Tim Tebow in the first round of last night’s NFL draft. From what I’ve seen, many fans are excited about the addition of this promising talent, especially given his work ethic and his personal faith.

In light of his pending move to Colorado, I’ll offer the following suggestions to Mr. Tebow, hoping that he’ll make the transition to our state as well as possible.

Those are some initial suggestions to help with Tim’s move – or maybe yours? – to Colorado. Maybe you have additional thoughts…leave a comment.

UPDATE: See Jim Daly’s blog for his post welcoming Tim to Denver.

UPDATE: I should have congratulated OU’s Sam Bradford for his selection as the number one overall draft pick! Great to see the Rams’ confidence in his future. Also, congrats to Texas QB Colt McCoy on his new home in Cleveland (and you are still wearing orange! Go ‘Horns!). Two outstanding young men who have strong testimonies about their faith. Click their names to see why they are really “second,” despite their draft status.

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