\n\tDavid Caldwell, the general manager of Jacksonville, said even though it\u2019s Tebow\u2019s home town, he won\u2019t end up there with the Jaguars. He could interest Marc Trestman, the new coach of the Chicago Bears, but Tebow would have to back up starter Jay Cutler. Trestman has worked with Tebow before at the Senior Bowl as well as before the 2010 draft and said he\u2019s very impressed with Tebow\u2019s abilities and work ethic.<\/p>\n
\n\tThe San Diego Chargers could be another possibility as quarterback Philip Rivers struggled last season, but new head coach Mike McCoy will likely go with him against next season. McCoy worked with Tebow in Denver though and knows how good he can be when he\u2019s on his game. Tebow led Denver to the playoffs in 2011 and McCoy hasn\u2019t forgotten that. It\u2019s possible that San Diego would take a chance on Tebow as he could seriously challenge Rivers for the starting job.<\/p>\n
\n\tSince Tebow hails from Florida it\u2019s possible that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers could be interested in him. He\u2019s attract a lot of fans there even if he\u2019s used as starting quarterback Josh Freeman\u2019s backup. Tampa Bay currently has Adam Weber and Dan Orlovsky as backups along with Mike Glennon, a third-round draft choice. Tebow shouldn\u2019t have a problem reaching number two on the team\u2019s depth chart.<\/p>\n
\n\tA long shot would be to join the New England Patriots to back up starter Tom Brady. It\u2019s possible that he could play on special teams as well as a fullback\/tight end. Another long shot could be ending up in the CFL with the Alouettes as they hold Tebow\u2019s negotiating rights in the Canadian league. Wherever Tebow ends up, he\u2019s surely going to attract a lot of attention.<\/p>\n
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