It's been less than a week since former Florida Gators and NFL quarterback Tim Tebow announced that he would be pursuing a professional baseball career. Tebow, who hasn't been on an NFL roster since 2012, received his first professional baseball offer from the Schaumburg Boomers — an independent Frontier League team based in Schaumburg, Illinois.
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Now, it appears that Tebow is already making some money off of his brand new baseball career by signing memorabilia to give to fans. He hasn't signed with a team yet, obviously, but given Tebow being a household name, there is definitely a market for this kind of stuff.
When Tebow announced that he would be embarking on this new career path, he said that he would hold a tryout for all 30 MLB teams to come and watch later this month. Video surfaced last week of him hitting balls in a batting cage, which surprisingly didn't look all that bad. We'll see how his tryout goes later this month.
