<a href="http://www.newsday.com/sports/football/jets/nothing-but-jets-1.1279166/tebow-keeping-quiet-on-future-1.4400031">Tim Tebow again deflected questions about his NFL future</a> during an interview on FOX Business Network. The Jets backup quarterback, who is a spokesman for TiVo, maintained he has no regrets about coming to New York. 
 “I believe everything happens for a reason,” the seldom-used Tebow said, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. “I don’t know what my future holds, but I know who holds my future and in that there is a lot of peace and a lot of comfort.” 
 The polarizing QB also confirmed he’s single. 
 The same week Jets coach Rex Ryan bypassed Tebow and named third-stringer Greg McElroy his starting quarterback in Week 16, gossip magazines reported Tebow and his actress-girlfriend of two months, Camilla Belle, had broken up. 
 For those of you die-hard Tebow fans, here are excerpts from his interview with Fox Business Network: 
 On whether he has any regrets in coming to New York: “I don’t have any regrets. I believe everything happens for a reason. I don’t know what my future holds, but I know who holds my future and in that there is a lot of peace and a lot of comfort.” On what team he might play for next season: “That’s a good question. But right now, I am excited to be here talking with you and that’s what I am focused on right now.” On whether he can move to (host) Liz Claman’s favorite team, the Cleveland Browns: “I don’t have a choice.” On whether he has a girlfriend: “No I do not. I am single.” On what shows he TiVos: “Castle. The Biggest Loser was about to start back up. There’s a few I like to TiVo and what makes it easy for me, I am so busy going to away games and whatnot I can just throw it from my TV to my iPad. Makes it easy and saves me time as well.” On what sports he TiVos: “When I am at the house watching college football, I can have my iPad out watching one game, have the TV watching one thing and my phone watching another thing.” On what his friends, family and pastor are guiding him toward at this point in his life: “So many people just support me and want the best for me and I think that is just amazing that I have the great support staff of my family, the companies we partner with, and everybody around me. Just is really wonderful.”&nbsp;

Tim Tebow again deflected questions about his NFL future during an interview on FOX Business Network. The Jets backup quarterback, who is a spokesman for TiVo, maintained he has no regrets about coming to New York. “I believe everything happens for a reason,” the seldom-used Tebow said, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. “I don’t know what my future holds, but I know who holds my future and in that there is a lot of peace and a lot of comfort.” The polarizing QB also confirmed he’s single. The same week Jets coach Rex Ryan bypassed Tebow and named third-stringer Greg McElroy his starting quarterback in Week 16, gossip magazines reported Tebow and his actress-girlfriend of two months, Camilla Belle, had broken up. For those of you die-hard Tebow fans, here are excerpts from his interview with Fox Business Network: On whether he has any regrets in coming to New York: “I don’t have any regrets. I believe everything happens for a reason. I don’t know what my future holds, but I know who holds my future and in that there is a lot of peace and a lot of comfort.” On what team he might play for next season: “That’s a good question. But right now, I am excited to be here talking with you and that’s what I am focused on right now.” On whether he can move to (host) Liz Claman’s favorite team, the Cleveland Browns: “I don’t have a choice.” On whether he has a girlfriend: “No I do not. I am single.” On what shows he TiVos: “Castle. The Biggest Loser was about to start back up. There’s a few I like to TiVo and what makes it easy for me, I am so busy going to away games and whatnot I can just throw it from my TV to my iPad. Makes it easy and saves me time as well.” On what sports he TiVos: “When I am at the house watching college football, I can have my iPad out watching one game, have the TV watching one thing and my phone watching another thing.” On what his friends, family and pastor are guiding him toward at this point in his life: “So many people just support me and want the best for me and I think that is just amazing that I have the great support staff of my family, the companies we partner with, and everybody around me. Just is really wonderful.”

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