Sports letters: In Denver or New York, can Tim Tebow play? It's one thing to bemoan professional sports for its business-only attitude and lack of loyalty and sensitivity, but Bill Plaschke's latest rant [March 21] is his most whiningly naive and childish ever. Despite Tim Tebow's magical mystery tour last year, the NFL doesn't owe him a thing. He'll get another chance if a team believes they can win with him and not because they are unrealistically fawning in love with him as Plaschke obviously is. "Former convicts and miscreants" had jobs in the NFL because they could win. Tebow will have a job if he can win, as well. Allan Kandel The reason you don't understand Bill, is because you're clueless - at best. Fact: Tebow has virtually no skill as a quarterback. Everyone in the NFL recognizes that. You choose to ignore it - that's your problem. You want to give Tebow a second chance? Buy an NFL team and make him your quarterback. Ray McKown How do you know, as you write in your article, that a football player's skill can be born of inspiration and faith, and who cares? Religion (and the bible) are concerned about good deeds, not football games and quarterback-engineered comebacks. How ridiculous this has all become, and you foster it with your article. Tim Tebow is an NFL quarterback and football player with many years left. Let's evaluate him as such. God will evaluate him as a person at the end of his life, as it should be. Please keep your stories about sports. Michael H. Miller Not sure what the latest reality show - also called the New York Jets - expects to accomplish by trading for Tim Tebow. They might want to get more tension and division in the locker room, raise Rex Ryan's blood pressure or a quarterback controversy the first time Mark Sanchez throws an interception with Jet Nation calling for a change at quarterback. Jets management must know that the all recent Super Bowl winners have had a brilliant quarterback with a big arm. Guys like Tom Brady, both Mannings, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Troy Aikman, Ben Roethlisberger, Brett Favre and Kurt Warner are prototypical NFL quarterbacks that win Super Bowls, Tim Tebow is not. Matthew D. Kerster Gardena The Broncos' upgrade at quarterback from Tim Tebow to Peyton Manning is roughly equivalent to swapping your prom date from Roseanne Barr to Megan Fox. They are both women; but the similarities end there. Broncos receivers will be in for quite a shock when footballs arrive on time and with more velocity than a Jamie Moyer fastball. Best of luck to Tebow in his future endeavors. I hope he does not sustain any serious injuries holding a clipboard. Mark S. Roth