Tim Tebow and Jana Duggar dating rumors; Duggar parents getting them together?

This year, two Duggar daughters got married, namely Jill and Jessa. However, many are wondering why the eldest daughter, Jana, is still single. The short answer to that is, Jana has been putting off courtship and marriage because she is waiting for the right one. 

Jana is just 24 years old and there should really be no rush or pressure for her to find a man and settle down. However, many think that it's a good time for her to at least mingle and find someone to get to know right about now. 

According to the latest rumors, the right one could be Tim Tebow. Radar Online reported that Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar have set their eyes on Tim to become the life mate of their daughter Jana. 

Back in 2007, Tim became the first college sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy. He then proceeded to play in the NFL where he is known for his beliefs and strong Christian faith. Tim shares the same faith as the Duggars so it's no surprise if Jim Bob and Michelle would approve of the 27-year old quarterback. 

In the Duggar Family Facebook page, a photo shows Jim Bob, Michelle and Tim's mom Pam Tebow together, captioned as: "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!"  

This photo sparked the rumors that Jana's and Tim's parents are trying to bring the two closer together. Still, this is just a rumor that sprouted only because Jim Bob and Michelle are acquainted with Pam.  There isn't even proof that Jana and Tim have already met. 

Nonetheless, fans are waiting to find out how this rumor would unfold, and if Tim would turn out to be the right one for Jana.

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