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Problem:The New England Patriots signed Tim Tebow on Tuesday, the team announced. 
  
 Terms of the contract were not disclosed, but league sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Tebow signed a two-year contract that includes no guaranteed money. 
  
 "Tim is a talented player, is smart and works hard. We'll see how it goes," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said Tuesday. 
  
 Tebow is wearing Jersey No. 5 at the team's mandatory minicamp, according to the roster distributed to the media by the Patriots. He has worn No. 15 in his first three NFL seasons but that number belongs to backup quarterback Ryan Mallett. 
  
 Tebow was signed to be a quarterback on the Patriots' roster, sources told ESPN NFL Insider Ed Werder. 
  
 When asked what position Tebow will play, Belichick said, "we will see." 
  
 Apparently tired of the Tebow questions, the coach tried to change the subject after several minutes. 
  
 "We've already talked enough about him. We'll see how it goes, take it from there," he said. 
  
 Former NFL quarterback Chris Weinke, who has been working with Tebow over the past month to tweak his throwing mechanics, told USA Today Sports that he believes Tebow can play quarterback in the NFL. 
  
 "Like I told Tim when I found out [Monday] that he signed, 'You're locked and loaded, ready to go,' " he told the newspaper. 
  
 The move reunites Tebow with Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, who was the Broncos' head coach when Denver traded into the first round to draft the Heisman Trophy winner in 2010. 
  
 Belichick often has spoken with admiration of Tebow's versatility, intelligence and character. Belichick covets what he has described as tough, smart, versatile football players. 
  
 Last month, Yahoo! Sports cited an "organizational source" as saying Belichick disliked Tebow as a player and there was "no chance" of him landing in New England. Belichick dismissed that notion last week, telling ESPNBoston.com that the report was completely untrue. 
  
 Ironically, Tebow's last NFL start came in Denver's blowout playoff loss in Foxborough to Tom Brady and the Patriots following the 2011 season. 
  
 Tebow, 25, figures to compete with Mallett for a backup job behind Brady. The Patriots also released reserve quarterback Mike Kafka on Monday. 
  
 One of the NFL's most polarizing players, Tebow was released by the New York Jets in late April following a disappointing season as a backup to Mark Sanchez. 
  
 The Jets traded a pair of draft picks to Denver in the March 2012 deal to acquire Tebow but failed to establish a consistent role in the offense for the versatile quarterback, who attempted just eight passes, rushed for 102 yards on 32 carries and was used mostly to protect the punter. 
  
 "Unfortunately, things did not work out the way we all had hoped," Jets coach Rex Ryan said in a statement when Tebow was released. 
  
 Tebow helped the Broncos win the AFC West in 2011 and beat Pittsburgh in a wild-card playoff game before being traded to New York when Denver signed Peyton Manning. 
  
 Tebow's NFL career appeared over this offseason when the Jets couldn't trade him at draft time and wound up cutting the left-handed quarterback, who won the 2007 Heisman Trophy at Florida. There even was speculation he couldn't get an offer from any Canadian Football League teams. ||||| Tim Tebow may still have a future in the NFL after all. 
  
 FILE - In this Dec. 17, 2012, file photo, then-New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow warms up before an NFL football game in Nashville, Tenn. Tim Tebow is joining the New England Patriots, according to... (Associated Press) 
  
 The New England Patriots seem to think so and plan to sign him on Tuesday if he passes a physical. 
  
 He won't be a starting quarterback, of course, with Tom Brady on hand in Foxborough. But certainly he's an intriguing reclamation project _ yet another chance for coach Bill Belichick to torture the New York Jets, who failed to find a role for Tebow last season. 
  
 And that could make for quite a Boston Tea-bow Party. 
  
 A person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Monday that Tebow will join the Patriots' minicamp on Tuesday and sign with the team, pending the medical exam. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because no official announcement had been made. Even when Tebow signs, there is no guarantee he will play for the Patriots. 
  
 ESPN first reported that Tebow would sign with New England. 
  
 Former Broncos general manager Ted Sundquist sees the logic in the move. 
  
 "If you can find a club that's mature enough to handle it as an organization, then you're going to find the right spot for him," Sundquist said. "What I mean by that is all the media mania and that sort of thing. The club says, 'Look, this is the reason we're bringing him on. We feel he can bring X, Y, Z and A, B, C to the table.' Explain it to Tim, explain it to the media, explain it to your fan base and explain it to your organization." 
  
 That description seems to fit New England perfectly. 
  
 One of the NFL's most polarizing players, Tebow spent a lost season in 2012 with the New York Jets, playing sparingly behind struggling starter Mark Sanchez. Some fans thought he got a raw deal and deserved more of a chance; others thought he lacked the skills to be a pro quarterback. He was released in April with barely a shrug _ hardly the ending most Jets fans envisioned considering his super-hyped welcome to the Big Apple. 
  
 Tebow won two national titles at Florida and was a first-round draft pick in 2010 by Denver. As a rookie, Tebow threw just 82 passes in nine games, starting three. But in 2011, he started 11 games, throwing for 12 touchdowns and six interceptions, and took the Broncos to a wild-card win over Pittsburgh before an AFC divisional playoff loss to New England, 45-10. 
  
 Despite the Broncos' playoff run, he was traded to New York the following offseason when Denver signed Peyton Manning. Tebow threw only eight passes for the Jets, completing six, ran 32 times for 102 yards and was used mostly to protect the punter. 
  
 "Unfortunately," coach Rex Ryan said in a statement when Tebow was released, "things did not work out the way we all had hoped." 
  
 The Patriots have Ryan Mallett as the backup to Brady; they released QB Mike Kafka on Monday. 
  
 Asked if Tebow had signed, Patriots spokesman Stacey James said, "I do not anticipate any additional transactions to announce tonight." 
  
 Tebow's NFL career appeared over when the Jets couldn't trade him at draft time and wound up cutting the left-handed quarterback, who won the 2007 Heisman Trophy. But now he is headed to New England, where the man who drafted him as coach of the Broncos, Josh McDaniels, is an offensive assistant under Belichick. 
  
 And apart from winning Super Bowls, Belichick likes nothing better than sticking it to the Jets. He's had a running feud with Ryan for nearly four seasons, in part because Ryan once said he wasn't hired to kiss Belichick's rings. 
  
 Belichick was Jets coach for one day in 2000, infamously resigning with a hand-written note. He soon joined New England, and has been regularly beating the Jets for more than a decade. 
  
 Revitalizing Tebow's career would be another big step toward humiliating New England's archrival. 
  
 Tebow has been criticized for his throwing motion but has said he wants to play quarterback, not switch positions. Still, the Patriots might need help at tight end after Rob Gronkowski underwent a fourth operation for a broken forearm and faces back surgery. At 6-foot-3 and 236 pounds, Tebow has the size to play that spot. 
  
 Belichick values versatility in his players, having used wide receivers Troy Brown, Julian Edelman and Matthew Slater at defensive back when injuries hit that position. 
  
 Belichick also has been willing to gamble on players discarded by other teams. Some have succeeded, like wide receivers Wes Welker and Randy Moss and running back Danny Woodhead. Some haven't, including wide receiver Chad Johnson and defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth. 
  
 The media circus that surrounded Tebow in Denver and with the Jets also could be minimized by Belichick, who keeps a tight lid on players' interactions with reporters. 
  
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 AP Sports Writers Dennis Waszak Jr., and Howard Ulman contributed to this story. |||||
Solution:
Reports of the death of Tim Tebow's NFL career were perhaps at least premature: The controversial QB is set to sign with the New England Patriots, sources tell ESPN and the AP. Tebow, who was released by the New York Jets after they failed to find a role for him last season, will join the Patriots' minicamp today, pending a physical, insiders say. Tebow won't be a starting quarterback with the Patriots as long as Tom Brady remains healthy, USA Today notes, but pundits believe New England coach Bill Belicheck will be able to find a place for him—sticking it to the Jets once again.