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Well, it's officially Tebow, Tom, and Jacksonville.

Tim Tebow has signed with the Jags to play tight-in for his former college coach, Urban Meyer.

Rumors of the move started hours before the NFL draft began last month, and it's one

that had been hotly debated for weeks.

Tebow's the first player since Doug Flutie to try and return to the NFL after a nine-year

absence, but he will try to do it at a brand new position.

And despite having never caught an NFL pass, Tebow remains optimistic about his chances, saying, quote, I know it will be a challenge, but it's one I embrace.

Tebow turns 34 years old in August.

Julian Edleman is actually sticking to his retirement plans.

In an appearance on the Michael Irvin podcast, Edelman spoke candidly about his time with the Patriots,

shot down any notion of playing with Tom Brady, and was very clear about not returning to the NFL.

My knees breaking down. I'm not going to sit here, and I got everything I want.

You know, I got three rings, played in a magical dynasty, the unbelievable franchise coach, best quarterback of all

time, like, yo, I'm not a greedy guy.

I played to win, I played to compete.

I don't need anything else to prove, you know, so like I'm good with what I did.

I left it all on the field.

Edelman will be joining the inside the NFL crew on Showtime as an analyst, and he wasted

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