Although he refused to throw any passes at the NFL combine last week, former Gators quarterback Tim Tebow is ready to show off his revamped throwing delivery, as he will be open to any passing requests made by NFL scouts at Florida's pro day on March 17.
According to NFL.com, pro day won't be enough for both the Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks, as both clubs have already scheduled private workouts with the mobile play-caller.
Tebow has been working on transitioning his dominant collegiate-style play into the NFL. He has been working out with Arizona State offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone on the numbered offensive system, as well as reigning CFL Coach of the Year Marc Trestman (of the Montreal Alouettes) on the West Coast Offense. Mazzone served as wide receivers coach for the New York Jets from 2006-2008 after serving 20 years as a quarterbacks coach and/or offensive coordinator for multiple collegiate programs. During his collegiate coaching years, he coached current Chargers Pro Bowl quarterback Philip Rivers at N.C. State from 2003-04.
