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    Posted January 11, 2013 by
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    Is religion costing Tim Tebow a career in pro football?

    By montebubbles  |  Posted January 11, 2013  |  Las Vegas, Nevada
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     montebubbles told me, 'When you come you realize that much of what you see is conceptual and that CES is like the electronic version of the elephant graveyard because it’s full of bad ideas that everyone seems to get at the same time that all die the day after the show. Based on the feedback that they receive at the show, companies make decisions on what to do next. If it is not already in production and they don’t get a good response, it never goes into production.'
    - hhanks, CNN iReport producer

    At a press conference this morning at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Tim Tebow shares that religion inspires everything he does.

    Is it purely coincidental that later in the day that it was announced by the Jacksonville Jaguars that they were no longer interested in his services as a quarterback?

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