According to ESPN, Chip Kelly is excited by Tim Tebow's training camp and preseason, and it's likely that Tebow will make the final 53-man roster.

Though Tebow looks like the third-string quarterback behind Sam Bradford and Mark Sanchez, he figures to have a very specific role on the team: extra-point, goal-line, and short yardage situations....

With the NFL pushing back extra-point kicks in a move to incentivize going for two, the Eagles now have a quarterback who can double as a running back if they're going for two. Tebow, while he completed six of 12 passes for 69 yards in his preseason debut, also had 15 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. At the goal-line or on two-point attempts, the Eagles can put Tebow in the game, and give him a read option: run the ball and dive into the end-zone or make a throw.

This also helps protect Bradford, who is coming off a second torn ACL. The Eagles can insert Tebow in the game for these types of situations, so they don't risk Bradford's health. Tebow can give the Eagles offense a different look as a running threat, but if he's reliable enough as a passer, the defense can't only key-in on him when he's on the field.