It's hard not to like the guy. Well, his inability to throw the ball downfield is one reason. But no doubt, he is a winner. He has intangibles that cannot be taught, and he seems like an all-around good guy. I don't think his Christianity is that off-putting. He certainly doesn't hide it -- he actually champions it. Isn't that better than most players, who champion themselves, or glorified ideals of themselves. In our culture of "self," that may be Tebow's greatest sin: putting others, most importantly God, before himself.
This article captures a similar sentiment, noting that it's sad for our culture when someone like Tebow is considered "controversial."
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