Jana Duggar and Tim Tebow courting? Dating rumors surface again, Ben Seewald wants Tebow on his Duggar football team

In December 2014, Jana Duggar and Tim Tebow dating rumors surfaced online. Since both Jana and Tim are Christians, fans of the "19 Kids and Counting" and NFL athlete immediately jumped on board. It seemed like a good pairing and one that Jim Bob and Michelle will approve of.

What sparked the rumor was a photo posted on the Duggar's official Facebook page. Jim Bob and Michelle took a photo with Pam Tebow, Tim's mom. The caption reads "We enjoyed hearing Pam Tebow (Tim's mom) share tonight at the Loving Choices crisis pregnancy center banquet! A great lady and a great cause!"

People started speculating that the Duggars and the Tebows are actually setting up Jana and Tim to be together. When the reports erupted, Jana and Tim were forced to comment. According to the two, they haven't personally met and there's no courting going on.

After the statement, the rumors died down, but the fans remained hopeful. Ben and Jessa Seewald's recent interview re-ignited the rumors once again.

In an interview with People Magazine, Ben said "He'd be a great addition to the family." How is that? Ben believes that having Tim in his football team would be a huge advantage during the Duggar football games.

"I'd definitely have him on my team. We'd win every time," he joked.

Meanwhile, in the same interview, Ben and Jessa made it clear that they will adopt kids even if they are blessed with biological children.

"We hope to adopt a lot of kids. If God blesses us with biological kids of our own, it's not going to quench our desire to adopt," Jessa said.

The couple revealed plenty of things about being a newly married couple in the People interview that are already available in newsstands. Further, Season 9 of "19 Kids and Counting" will show Jessa and Ben' wedding preparations and Jill Duggar's pregnancy journey.

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