Tim Tebow Next Team Odds: Cut From Eagles

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Tyrone Black

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5 September, 2015

Gambling911.com has posted odds on where Tim Tebow will end up now that he’s been cut by the Eagles. While not betable, G911 anticipates Betonline to offer wagering on the prospects of Tebow soon. Will Dave Mason at BetOnline offer odds on Tim Tebow’s NFL future?

Tebow is a favorite to be re-signed with the Eagles at +130 odds at some point during the season and we are giving him -110 odds not to be signed by any NFL team this season, in which case he will likely go back to broadcasting. Any other team signing Tebow this season we give odds of 2-1.

Comments made by Eagles head coach Chip Kelly seem to indicate Tebow will not be back despite a stellar final game against the Jets.

“Tim’s really progressed, but we didn’t feel like he was good enough to be the three right now,” Eagles head coach Chip Kelly said. “He just needs to get out there and get more reps.”

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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