Offered is an important historical artifact from the 2007 Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow a game-worn jersey from his 2010 season with the Denver Broncos after being selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. He started the last three games of his rookie season and became the team's full-time starting quarterback beginning in the sixth game of 2011. The Broncos were 14 before he became the starter but began winning with him on the field often coming from behind late in the fourth quarter until they won their first AFC West title and later their first playoff game since 2005 defeating the Steelers in overtime. This handsome white mesh jersey traces its historical roots to that 2010 rookie campaign when Tebow seemed to capture the imagination of so much of the country. It has his No. 15 front and back in navy blue (and on the shoulders) and orange tackle twill and his name on the back in navy blue tackle twill affixed to a white nameplate. The iconic NFL emblem patch appears at the base of the V on the navy blue elastic collar and Broncos is embroidered in navy blue above his No. 15. The shirt has blue elastic ribbing and white elastic sleeves with the embroidered Reebok logo patch on each. Reebok tagging is at the front tail with adjacent flag tags of 46 and 4 Inches L.B. A white strip tag appears at the back of the collar with 10-46 and A embroidered in navy blue. The shirt shows light wear with some fraying and stretching. It comes problem-free and as-issued.