Tim Tebow T-Mobile Super Bowl commercial 2014 VIDEO: Watch former QB host GMA and new ad

Tim Tebow's new Super Bowl commercial for T-Mobile has been released.

The former Denver Broncos quarterback and Heisman winner appears in the ad for the U.S. cellular network stating all the things he has done this year.

He looks in the camera and says: "Tim Tebow here. Everyone thinks I want a new contract but without one I've done so much this year."

The clip then shows Tebow helping deliver a baby, fighting Big Foot, a stint as a comedian and riding bulls.

The former QB was traded to the Jets but spent most of his season on the bench, and when he did play, was mostly played out of position. He spent pre-season with the New England Patriots but was released prior to the regular season commencing. Since then his search for an NFL team has been unsuccessful and he recently signed a deal with ESPN as a college football analyst - although he maintains hope to return to the NFL in the future.

Tebow's commercial was shown live on Good Morning America on Friday morning. See the ad below:

The Christian athlete hosted GMA this morning before taking part in a "food fight" with Joe Mantana. The two former quarterbacks took part in a cooking competition in which Tebow lost.

After the show, fans took to Twitter to express their opinion on Tebow's brief stint as a host on GMA.

"Please don't unfollow me, but I watched a few minute of Tim Tebow on "Good Morning America" this morning and thought he was very good," tweeted Jimmy Traina.

"Tim Tebow is helping host Good Morning America this morning?! I don't know about America but that makes my morning good!" tweeted Anna Peachey.

Click here to watch Tim Tebow's stint on GMA.

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