Chuck Shriner Tebowed on stage Saturday, prior to receiving his graduation diploma ... however his principal, with the full backing of Shriner's mother, withheld the sheepskin as punishment.
(USA TODAY) -- Jets QB Tim Tebow and his new teammates got to work Thursday. He's striving to earn an important role in the offense while the rest of the team is hoping he can help the franchise achieve a memorable 2012 campaign and bury last year's ugly...
Pinellas Park, Florida -- I met Josh at Freedom Lake Park and within minutes, he let me know he is a big football fan. He says he would love to play in the NFL one day.
Josh is 11 years old, but he talks football like a seasoned vet.
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This football fan is also pretty opinionated. He tells me the Buccaneers had a terrible season last year because they didn't work hard enough.
But he sang the praises of Bucs quarterback Josh Freeman, telling me he's versatile with his running and throwing abilities.
He likes Tim Tebow but predicts the former Denver player will have a tough time adjusting to being a New York Jet.
To find out if he was really serious about playing football, I put Josh to the test and had him run through some drills.
Click on the video link to see Josh run through some basic drills and learn what surprise the Bucs have in store for him this
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Despite bringing in a 36-year-old Peyton Manning to take over at quarterback, the Broncos' focus in this draft will predominantly be about getting younger. Age is a particular worry in the middle of the defensive line, where two prominent members of the rotation (Ty Warren,...more Justin Bannan) are on the down side of their careers and Warren has missed the last two seasons due to injuries, so most insiders expect Denver to use its No. 25 overall pick on the best interior tackle that's still standing. Leading rusher Willis McGahee enjoyed a career renaissance for the reigning AFC West champs last year, but the 30-year-old has considerable tread on his tires and 2009 first-rounder Knowshon Moreno seems to have fallen out of favor with the current coaching staff, which makes a running back with fresh legs a potential priority for the new Manning-led offense. The Broncos, who picked up a second fourth-round choice in the trade of popular quarterback Tim Tebow to the Jets, also seek
Rex Ryan has held off on the Super Bowl talk this offseason, maybe because the Jets' bombastic head coach is well aware that his team requires some fine-tuning in several areas in order to return to top- shelf status in the AFC. New York intends on reprising the "ground and...more pound" offensive philosophy that was so successful in Ryan's first two seasons at the helm, but an upgrade over returning right tackle Wayne Hunter and a big-play threat to mix in with grinder Shonn Greene at running back are necessary to make than plan work smoothly. Ryan will also be on the lookout for an every- down outside linebacker than can pressure the quarterback, with situational rusher Aaron Maybin the only defender from last year's group with more than five sacks and veterans Calvin Pace and Bryan Thomas getting a bit long in the tooth. The back end of the defense is still an issue as well even after the offseason pickup of strong safety LaRon Landry, as the ex-Redskin has been injury-prone t