New York Knicks player, Metta World Peace, possesses a thought-provoking disposition on former NFL Quarterback Tim Tebow.

Yesterday, the 34-year-old veteran formerly known as Ron Artest, came to the aid of another interesting, prominent athlete, Tebow.

According to Bleacher Report, World Peace promised that Tebow "will win a Championship in the NFL" and grieved at the the fact that the quarterback didn't get more playing time on the football field in his one-year stretch with the New York Jets.

"im actually upset that i have a tebow jersey and never had a chance to brag(Jets)," wrote World Peace on Twitter regarding Tebow's brief stint as the backup Quarterback of the Jets behind the currently injured Mark Sanchez.

Sanchez's last season as the starting Jets QB was in 2012, when he had a 66.9 passer rating. Current Jets QB, Geno Smith's, neophyte campaign in 2013 had a 66.5 rating, and both Sanchez and Smith hurled more interceptions than touchdowns. In addition, Tebow's only lengthy accomplishment was for the Denver Broncos in 2011, in which the end result was a 72.9 passer rating and less precision but less interceptions, as reported by the Bleacher Report.

Tebow's rise to fame started in college football, where he won two time National Championships and the 2007 Heisman Trophy, an award given to the best player in college football annually, during an illustrious career as the University of Florida Gators's quarterback.