Tim Tebow ‘Infuriates’ College Football Fans With His Strict Diet On TV

Tim Tebow keeps to a strict diet.

The former college football star and NFL quarterback is still in great, elite shape, years after his playing career ended. Part of that is due to his exercise habits, while another part of that is due to his diet.

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Tebow is part of the SEC Network’s college football pregame show every Saturday. Typically, during the show, local restaurants and chefs will bring out some fun food for the SEC Network panel to try. Tebow, however, often refuses, as it’s not part of his diet.

This happened on Saturday, when he refused to eat a deep-fried Twinkie with brisket inside of it.

College football fans are starting to get annoyed by this, though. You can break your diet every now and then, right?

“Tebow’s unwillingness to just taste garbage food once a week for TV is infuriating. Just take one bite once a week and prove you’re not a robot!” one fan wrote on X.

College football fans debate Tebow’s on-air diet

Should Tebow follow the diet or be a little more adventurous on the air these days? College football fans are debating on X.

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“I’m Team Tebow on this. Once you commit to no longer eating garbage food…it’s not even tempting,” one fan wrote.

“He only has so many carbs (probably under 20) a day. His body is conditioned to be in ketosis. I don’t blame him,” one fan added.

“Infuriating? You serious? So you think a non-drinker should compromise their values by taking a taste of alcohol? Think there is a whole lot more in life to be critical than refusing to take a bite of junk food. Kudos to Tim,” one fan added.

“Or hear me out, quit giving it to him since he doesn’t eat junk food,” one fan added.

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Whose side are you on?

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This story was originally published October 11, 2026 at 6:30 AM.

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