As Tim Tebow completed his final game as a Gator, NFL coaches, scouts, and owners from all teams are surprisingly, not thinking too much about Tebow being drafted to their team. Although, there is one exception. That omission is the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Jaguars’ attendance record hit an all-time low December 8th, 2009 versus a divisional rival, the Houston Texans. The attendance for the game was at a ‘whopping’ 42,079 fans. The Jacksonville Municipal Stadiums holds over 76,000. The attendance for Jacksonville games have been down significantly over the past few years.

As Tebow graduates from the University of Florida and looks forward to the spotlight of the NFL, the Jacksonville Jaguars, unlike most other teams, look forward to Tebow being in the NFL. The way the Jaguars see it, the attendance is lower than ever, and Tebow could be the savior for the Jacksonville Jaguars. If attendance does not rise soon, the Jaguars could potentially be shipped out to Los Angeles. In short terms, if they draft him, fans will come.

Even Florida state leaders are urging for the Jaguars to draft Tebow to save the team from moving. Governor Charlie Crist describes Tebow as, “A great Floridian who is much more a great person than he is a quarterback. I think it would be great [to have Tebow as a Jaguar].”

If the Jaguars are in desperate need of higher attendance numbers, which they are, you can look forward to Tebow wearing a Jaguars’ jersey in the upcoming season. When Tebow played with the Gators, attendance was through the roof in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Hopefully, Tebow can bring fans from across the state or even across the country to see him play as a Jaguar.

(Information collected by Bleacherreport.com)

By: Justin Rectenwald