The NFL gave up on Tim Tebow years ago, but it sounds like the ex-quarterback still believes he could play in the league. During an appearance Wednesday on the “ Journeys of Faith with Paula Faris ” podcast, Tebow admits watching NFL games leaves feeling unfulfilled over the course of his pro football career. “It’s still hard sometimes when I watch games and I’m thinking, ‘I can totally do that.’ Or, ‘I can be doing this or playing here or crushing that,'” Tebow said, via TMZ Sports . Tebow posted an 8-6 career record, with all his starts coming in two seasons with the Denver Broncos. He later appeared on the rosters of the New York Jets, New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles, but nothing much ever came of those opportunities. Tebow had 17 passing touchdowns while adding 12 more on the ground during his career. Though not bad numbers, Tebow was a below-average quarterback overall, completing only 47.9 percent of his passes to go along with nine interceptions. In the end, a p...