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Jimmy Fallon’s uncanny ability to imitate classic rock legends and Tebow-mania got mashed up on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ Thursday with the introduction of the David Bowie/Tim Tebow parody “Tebowie.”

Today’s the day. It’s the ultimate showdown. Today’s game at 8 p.m. is probably bigger than the Super Bowl. It’s probably bigger than life itself. Today’s the day when one quarterback – a heavenly angel; a buddy to Christ – goes up against another who sold his soul to the devil loooong ago.

A strange and vaguely familiar character was introduced during last night’s episode of ‘Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.’ The talk-show host married the looks of Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow and early-70s David Bowie into one, glamorous yet reverent character called “Tebowie.”

Singer John Parr was so moved by Tim Tebow that he decided to rework his #1 hit from 1985, "St. Elmo's Fire" into a tribute for the talk of the NFL. The new version, which he originally performed on ESPN back in October, is called "Tim Tebow's Fire." Usually such tributes are done by fans. So it's rare to have the original singer do it.

The Bills have given us nothing to look forward to on the field, so it’s fitting that we get a little bit of a Christmas miracle today when the one and only Tim Tebow shows us what he’s got. (Well, he’ll show the few thousand Buffalonians who are actually going to the game.)

By now everyone knows that Tim Tebow developed a habit of kneeling and praying at each football game, right? Well, in case you all were wondering if this ritual has any effect on the game, someone very special to the football star showed up on ‘Saturday Night Live‘ to clear the air. Yup, Jesus-impersonating Jason Sudeikis himself!

With the Buffalo Bills Season fallen into ruin, about the only thing we have to look forward too is Tim Tebow's appearance at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Christmas Eve Day.Not only could the  Bills have drafted this guy, but he will be on center stage the day before Jesus birthday. So you know he'll have that going for him.