Drake Maye will get recommendation from former NFL QB Tim Tebow forward of Super Bowl

The eyes of tens of millions are on 23-year-old New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye forward of Super Bowl LX Sunday, Feb. 8, because the Patriots go up towards the Seattle Seahawks in Santa Clara, California. 

Kickoff is ready for six:40 p.m. ET.

In an on-camera interview this week with Fox News Digital forward of the massive sport, Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL QB Tim Tebow shared ideas concerning the younger participant.

“I’ve been a fan of his from afar for a long time. He’s super talented,” mentioned Tebow.

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He’s encouraging Maye to “go pursue it, go give it everything you have — but also fight to keep perspective.”

Tebow, writer of the brand new guide “If the Tree Could Speak: The Story of the Cross That Saw It,” out this month, added that he is confronted this battle many instances in his personal life. 

“Yes, go win, go pursue it,” mentioned Tebow. “Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all of your might, unto the Lord, and glorify Him.”

At the tip of the day, he additionally mentioned, it is only a soccer sport, and a single sport doesn’t outline anybody.

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“So, go play free, go have fun — and know that you’re not defined by this. And that goes for everybody,” Tebow mentioned. 

“And sometimes society doesn’t like that because they want to define people by wins and losses, (including) how many championships have they won? All of that.

“Yet, within the larger image,” he added, “it isn’t how we’re outlined.”

Ahead of Sunday’s game, Maye has been opening up about his faith during a press tour.

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When asked how he’s leaned on the Lord, Maybe responded that his faith in God is a “fixed” in his life.

“Being capable of shine gentle on others and get them to comply with Jesus Christ is what I’m right here for,” mentioned Maye.

“It is what God put me right here to do.”

Maye said it’s been “highly effective” to chat with team chaplain James Mitchell before a game.

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He referenced Proverbs 16:19: “The coronary heart of man plans his approach, however the Lord establishes his steps.”

Maye said that people can have their wants, but it’s the Lord who’s leading the way.

He has been married to his wife and college sweetheart, Ann Michael, since June, and he said he’d advise all of his teammates to get married at some point in their lives, Fox News Digital previously reported. 

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“I undoubtedly would advise [my teammates] to ultimately get married. It’s among the best issues in life. It’s among the best issues I’ve skilled in my life,” said Maye. 

“There’s no higher feeling than coming house to a spouse that loves you and cares for you and [is] apprehensive about your greatest pursuits.”