Tim Tebow worked out for the Philadelphia Eagles after Brady's coach 'fixed' him

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Turns out Tebow has been working diligently with Tom House (also Tom Brady's personal coach) in Los Angeles over the last two years, sharpening his skills and hoping for one last shot. House told us on Friday that he isn't sure if Tebow will be attending the combine, but "he went from being a little inaccurate and didn't throw a whole lot of spirals, to throwing very accurate and real good at spinning the ball."

Fox's Bruce Feldman, who wrote a book about quarterbacks, says Tebow now is "fixed:"

Tom House--private QB coach to Brees & TomBrady-told me Tim Tebow's throwing motion is "fixed"--all the UF star needs is another shot #TheQB

— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) March 16, 2015

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B/R: What is Tebow doing differently now than he was the last time we saw him two years ago?

House: I honestly believe that everybody who was trying to help Tim, everybody who thought they "fixed" him, they probably did temporarily fix him. But Tim didn't have enough repetition for it to become autonomic. When he got into competition, with the stresses and anxieties that come with the competitive situation, he fell back to his old habits.

The difference now is that he has put in the reps. There have been 10,000-plus reps. If he gets a chance to play again and gets back to competition, it's hard-wired now. He doesn't have to think about it.


B/R: Tebow's delivery was idiosyncratic. Are there some things you don't try to correct in a quarterback's delivery?

House: If you give them proper mechanics, the idiosyncrasies go away. I think that Tim has found his efficient throwing motion. He did all the work. We just showed him the drills specific to his strength and mechanical requirements. He did the work to reinforce it.

B/R: Does that mean Tebow's motion is shorter or more compact?

House: If you remember the old Tim Tebow, or you looked at old film, then you look at it now, you could see the difference. What that means to him or to you or to my eyes isn't really important. What matters is that he is releasing the ball more efficiently, with better spin and accuracy, at the right time.

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