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Tim Tebow’s draft stock rising; Cleveland Browns reportedly show interest
Tim Tebow demonstrates his new throwing style during Pro Day at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville on March 17, 2010. Now that Donovan McNabb is gone, the Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly interested in Tebow. (Gary W. Green, MCT / March 17, 2010)
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/os-tim-tebow-browns-bills-0407-20100407,0,6632842.story
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Seattle Seahawks By Jeremy Fowler, Orlando Sentinel
12:01 p.m. EDT, April 7, 2010
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In late January, critics pegged quarterback Tim Tebow as a third- or fourth-round selection in the NFL draft because of his struggles at the Senior Bowl.
More than two months later, Tim Tebow's draft stock has soared.
Every day, more teams reportedly show interest in Tebow, possibly as a first-round selection. The Cleveland Browns, who have the seventh overall pick in the April 22-24 draft, reportedly are meeting with Tebow.
This comes two days after the Philadelphia Eagles, who select 24th in the first round, joined the Tebow party, according to Sports Illustrated's Peter King.
The Orlando Sentinel's Andrea Adelson reports that ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper – a staunch Tebow detractor from day one – has softened his stance on Tebow, claiming the Buffalo Bills could select Tebow with the 41st overall pick.
It's the second round, but that's an improvement on Kiper's earlier stance that Tebow is a third- or fourth-rounder as a tight end or H-back.
The Bills have shown interest in Tebow for weeks, possibly as a first-rounder with the No. 9 overall selection. Keep an eye on the Seattle Seahawks, who have the No. 6 selection. Seattle's pretty high on Tebow, according to reports.
Tim Tebow demonstrates his new throwing style during Pro Day at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville on March 17, 2010. Now that Donovan McNabb is gone, the Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly interested in Tebow. (Gary W. Green, MCT / March 17, 2010)
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/os-tim-tebow-browns-bills-0407-20100407,0,6632842.story
Related
Photos: Tim Tebow through the years
POLL: What round will Tim Tebow be selected in NFL Draft?
Cast your vote!
First round: He was a winner in college and will do the same in the pros
Second round: Great talent just needs some work
Third round: Too much of a project to take earlier in draft
Fourth round or below: What you do in college doesn't mean squat in the NFL
Gators store: Buy Florida Gators merchandise!
Stories
2010 Florida Gators schedule
Pictures: Tim Tebow unveils throwing motion at Pro Day
Topics
Philadelphia Eagles
Football
Sports Illustrated (magazine)
See more topics »
XBuffalo Bills
Tim Tebow
ESPN
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Seattle Seahawks By Jeremy Fowler, Orlando Sentinel
12:01 p.m. EDT, April 7, 2010
E-mail Print Share Text Size os-tim-tebow-browns-bills-0407-20100407
In late January, critics pegged quarterback Tim Tebow as a third- or fourth-round selection in the NFL draft because of his struggles at the Senior Bowl.
More than two months later, Tim Tebow's draft stock has soared.
Every day, more teams reportedly show interest in Tebow, possibly as a first-round selection. The Cleveland Browns, who have the seventh overall pick in the April 22-24 draft, reportedly are meeting with Tebow.
This comes two days after the Philadelphia Eagles, who select 24th in the first round, joined the Tebow party, according to Sports Illustrated's Peter King.
The Orlando Sentinel's Andrea Adelson reports that ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper – a staunch Tebow detractor from day one – has softened his stance on Tebow, claiming the Buffalo Bills could select Tebow with the 41st overall pick.
It's the second round, but that's an improvement on Kiper's earlier stance that Tebow is a third- or fourth-rounder as a tight end or H-back.
The Bills have shown interest in Tebow for weeks, possibly as a first-rounder with the No. 9 overall selection. Keep an eye on the Seattle Seahawks, who have the No. 6 selection. Seattle's pretty high on Tebow, according to reports.
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