Tim Tebow Has Emerged Out Of Hiding In A Sadden State [PHOTO]

Days after Tim Tebow was released from the New York Jets, a photo has emerged of him in a sadden state. 

According to the Denver Post, who posted the photo on their Facebook page, Tebow is photographed in a parking lot [unknown where], as it appears he's either thinking hard, praying, or sadden over the fact that the Jets cut him. 

According to sources, Tebow has gone into hiding due to the fact that many NFL experts and fans around the country believe that Tebow is an NFL bust.

Also another reason why he's gone into hiding is because no NFL team wants to sign him to their team, a sign that he's a failure.

And we all know that Tebow doesn't like to fail at something, as best explain in the video [below].

Tim Tebow To Open Three Chicken Joints In Florida

It appears that Tim Tebow ride in the NFL came to an end, as the N.Y. Jets cut him from the team on Monday, but according to a report, Tebow is now looking at a new career.

According to the Tampa Bay Tribune, Tebow will be opening up three chicken restaurants. The report goes on to say that Tebow will invest money into three PDQ [People Dedicated to Quality], which specialize in chicken tenders, salads, sandwiches, fresh-cut fries and milkshakes.

Last year, Tebow became a fan of the restaurant when he came to Tampa Bay to visit an injured Marine. During his visit he ate at a local PDQ across the street for lunch and was hooked on the resturant food. Tebow even returned for dinner that same day.

It's being said that the three restaurants Tebow will invest in will be located Gainsville, Ocala, and Jacksonville, FL.

Tim Tebow Could Be Released From N.Y. Jets Soon

The New York Jets don't know what they're going to do with their quarterback situation, as now it's being reported that the Jets could keep Mark Sanchez and just simply DUMP Tim Tebow.

The rumor started making the rounds after the Jets drafted West Virginia QB Geno Smith in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft on Saturday. With the added addition of Smith, the Jets have six quarterbacks on the team.

The Jets have shown signs that they'll "keep" Sanchez [due in part to their huge investment in Sanchez].

Although we're a few days removed from the NFL draft, it's become apparent that Smith and Sanchez will be going toe-to-toe for the starting quarterback job.

The Jets [last season] never gave Tebow much of a chance at being the starting quarterback, but instead have Tebow, occasionally, on special teams or in the wildcat formation.

General manager John Idzik and head coach Rex Ryan haven't indicated what the future of the Jets QB situation will look like, including who will be traded or released from the team.