On March 17, former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow will unveil his new throwing motion, which he says isn’t really a new throwing motion but which was enough of a new throwing motion to prompt him to not show off any throwing motion at the Scouting Combine.
Gil Brandt of NFL.com reports that Tebow also will work out for the Seahawks and the Bills the day after his Pro Day session.
In Seattle, Tebow would be tutored by Pete Carroll and Jeremy Bates; in Buffalo, the man who made Kordell Stewart into an NFL quarterback would be charged with turning Tebow into a pro-caliber passer.
Then again, there’s also a chance that either team is considering Tebow for a role other than quarterback.
The concern remains Tebow’s looping throwing motion. Even if he manages to alter it for workouts and practices, multiple league sources have explained to us that a strong likelihood remains that, when he is in game situations, he’ll revert to the throwing motion that he has been using in game situations for many years.
Given that Tebow might not be ready to contribute as a quarterback for multiple years, any G.M. and head coach that obtains his rights needs to be confident that they’ll both still be employed when the payoff comes -- if it ever does.