Now before everyone starts jumping the gun, the Wonderlic doesn’t exactly translate into NFL Success. Guys like Ryan Fitzpatrick scored I think a 48 or 50 (near perfect) and he sucks in the NFL. Then you have Donovan McNabb (14), Dan Marino (15) and Jim Kelly (15) who didn’t score to well but were All Pro / Hall of Fame players in the NFL.

I’m just surprised Tim didn’t get a 30 or better on the test. When you look at some of these questions, they are problems a 5th grader should be able to solve. Anyone who graduates college should have no problem killing this test. Maybe because it’s timed and there is a lot of pressure that it can hurt a players ability to think properly during the test. Or maybe some players just don’t care about a Wonderlic test and don’t try (Vince Young and his 6).

Tebow still has the Gator Pro Day next week to wow the Coaches and Scouts.

For a sample Wonderlic test, please click here.

1. You don’t have to be a Gator fan to join – just a Tebow fan.
2. You respect the morals and values that Tim Tebow espouses and stands up for.
3. You support whatever team drafts Tebow

It will be hard for true NFL fans to stick to these rules… for example, if you’re a die hard Cowboys fan and TIm gets drafted to the Redskins – can you really support that team? Probably not. You can still like Tebow as a player, but I don’t think you’re going to be lining up to buy Redskins gear.

With that said, I definitely think there is a niche of loyal Tebow followers that will become fans of whatever team he gets drafted to. People who may have only been college fans before and might not have a favorite pro team.

If you’d like to view the petition and sign it, please click here. There are currently 81 supporters, with a goal of 100,000.

One thing I’m wondering though is what’s the deal with the giant chicken in Photo 1?

Here are a couple of pictures from the event I found on Flickr by Narcosis27.

@AllWaltrip:Tim Tebow took my car last night , problem is I didn’t tell him he could , he took it by mistake , its 3 o’clock and he hasn’t returned it !

Crazy huh? We all know that Tim Tebow would never steal a car, or would anyone in his posse (and I don’t know why articles are saying Tim has a “posse”… he was with his brother and agent). One, it’s not in his character and two, Tim can afford his own car LOL. According to Yahoo Sports here’s how it went down.

Waltrip had left his black Lexus SUV parked at a private Nashville airport while covering last weekend’s race in Las Vegas for Fox. Waltrip, apparently unfamiliar with the concept that someone might actually steal his car — carjackings are rare on NASCAR tracks — actually left his key in the car and left the doors unlocked.

Enter Tebow, his brother, one of his agents and the head of a Nashville-area training facility, D1 Sports. On Sunday night, Tebow and his associates were returning from the NFL combine. D1 CEO Will Bartholomew was told to drive Tebow’s agent’s car — a black Mercedes — back to D1’s facility while Tebow and the rest of the crew rode in another car. Well, it was dark, the Mercedes just happened to be parked next to Waltrip’s Lexus, one thing led to another, and there was no car when Waltrip got back to the airport later Sunday evening.

Everything has been sorted out now and no harm was done. Apparently Waltrip wanted to report the car stolen (as a prank), but his wife talked him out of it. And most reports actually say Tim never was in the car, so not sure he would have got in trouble if it was reported stolen.

Here’s the video of his first attempt.

Here is a video shot by CBS from the Combine of Tim being interviewed about his throwing motion.

And here are some pictures taken during his workouts.

They show some footage of Tim working on his new throwing motion and then talk to him for about 2-3 minutes on the motion. Tim breaks down the motion and demonstrates everything for the crew. This video definitely helps him show the NFL scouts he is improving.

Watch the video here.

The interview was shot on the 50-yard line at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis. It’s pretty cool just seeing them in an empty stadium for an interview. It’s about 7 minutes long.

One thing to note – that beard Tebow was sporting in yesterday’s video is gone!

Here are some comments from people who have seen the video:

I hope the Raiders do the right thing….DUMP JaBUSTUS and pick TEBOW! I think they should pick him in the first round, at least this guy WILL put in the WORK not like the other first round BUMS the Raiders have selected in years past! Grad is a short term solution but give TEBOW time to develop under Paul Hacket and Hugh Jackson and I think the nation will love him for the next 10+ years!!!!!!!

Look the guys a winner, a football player. A few season learning how to be an nfl qb and he’ll be good maybe even great. I honestly think a team might take a chance with a late 1st or early 2nd round pick on him even though everybodys saying 2nd-3rd round. Dude has so much potential.

Personally I think hes either gonna be awesome or not fit in at all. I just cant see him being a NFL qb. Although its hard to doubt a guy like that when u look at his stats and what he accomplished at Florida cant wait to see how it goes.

He’d be a perfect fit in miami.. put in ten to fifteen plays for him let him run a wild cat style offense there and let him develop as a qb there would be no pressure for him to start any time soon. Plus the PR for Miami would be great. I don’t understand why no one is talking about that possibility.

Trey Wingo of ESPN interviewed Tim about these changes and his expectations at the NFL Combine. ESPN didn’t allow me to embed the Youtube video into this blog post, so you’ll have to go to Youtube to watch it. The interview is about 3 minutes long and Tim is rocking a thick beard – so that’s pretty cool.

Watch Tim Tebow Interview

Trey asks him the following questions:

What motivated you the most to make these changes?

How did you come to the decision not to throw at the combine and to unveil Tim Tebow 2.0 at the Gator Pro Day?

Realistically, how much do you think you can change after years of throwing?

What did it feel like to hear all the criticism during the Senior Bowl?

Whats the one message you want to get across from this video we’ve shown to the GMs, Scouts, and NFL personel?

Are you excited to see Tim Tebow 2.0? Post a comment and let me know.

The signing will take place on March 6th – I don’t have a time yet, but I think it will be around 2:00 pm. It is not free to get a Tebow autograph. It will cost you $150 for an autographed 8×10 (or you can bring your own gear for him to sign) and $75 for a picture. You must purchase a ticket from Palm Beach Autographs beforehand, you cannot just show up and expect to get an autograph.

Now I know what you’re thinking – $150 for an autograph and $75 for a picture seems outrageous. And it is… for a normal athlete. Reggie Nelson was like $20 and Percy Harvin was $40 I think. Tim Tebow is different though. Instead of keeping all the money himself, he is donating all the proceeds from this even to his Tim Tebow Foundation. Pretty cool, huh?! Now it makes paying the big bucks worth it.

If you plan to go, my suggestion is to get there EARLY. The lines were extremely long for other Gator players, I can’t imagine what it is going to be like for Tim. They’re going to have to bring in a lot of extra security for line enforcement, etc. I’ll update you with more info when I get it.