Tim Tebow officially cleared waivers on Tuesday, going unclaimed by 31 NFL teams.

Tebow was waived by the New York Jets on Monday.

The Jets owe the Denver Broncos $1.53 million for the salary advance given to Tebow in 2011.

Tebow will become a free agent.

Justin Blackmon will be suspended four games by the NFL.

Blackmon was the fifth overall pick last year by the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Blackmon caught 64 balls for 865 yards last season.

Blackmon already had two DUIs before joining the Jaguars.

Colin Kaepernick had an outstanding string of starts to finish the 2013 regular season and into the playoffs after taking over for Alex Smith as starting quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers.

Kaepernick's blend of speed and arm strength showcased some of his potential. 

"I think Colin Kaepernick, in my humble opinion, he has a chance to be one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time…a chance," said Jaworski.

Geno Smith has fired his agent four days after slipping into the second round in the 2013 NFL Draft.

Smith was selected by the New York Jets with the 39th overall pick.

Smith cannot hire another agent for five days.

According to the New York Daily News, Smith thought he should have been the top overall pick.

The Detroit Lions selected defensive end Ziggy Ansah out of BYU with the fifth overall pick.

Ansah has only been playing football for three years and started less than one full season.

General manager Martin Mayhew said that the Lions had just two players rated higher than Ansah.

The Lions also selected Darius Slay early in the season round, another player they had given a first round grade on.

"I think he's high on a lot of boards," Mayhew said. "We felt like he was a guy we should definitely target and try to get in the second round."

The Baltimore Ravens have increased their attention to scouting players from small schools in order to improve their edge in the NFL Draft.

“For a long time we didn’t draft any small school guys, or a very, very few,” Ravens Assistant General Manager Eric DeCosta said. “In the last couple of years we have drafted more. I think one of the reasons is because we really draft best available player.”

The Ravens selected defensive tackle Brandon Williams out of Missouri Southern State with the 94th overall pick, while also taking players from Harvard, Colorado State-Pueblo and Elon in later rounds.

“I think scouting, in general, has gotten better across the league. It has forced us to adapt,” DeCosta said.

Dwight Freeney began his free agency seeking $8 million for 2013, but has since said that he is willing to accept a deal closer to $8.5 million over two seasons.

Osi Imeniyora accepted that contract with the Atlanta Falcons.

Freeney was negotiating with the Broncos as they search for a pass rusher to replace Elvis Dumervil.

The New York Giants have received praise for their decision to draft Ryan Nassib in the fourth round of last weekend's NFL Draft.

Nassib will backup Eli Manning at quarterback.

Nassib will earn $640,000 whereas backups such as Matt Hasselbeck will earn $5 million with the Indianapolis Colts and Matt Cassel will make $3.7 million.

Aaron Rodgers' new contract with the Green Bay Packers includes a $35 million signing bonus.

Rodgers and the Packers structured the deal in a way to maximize the team's cap flexibility.

Rodgers' cap number year-by-year will be as follows:

2013: $12 million
2014: $17.9 million
2015: $18.6 million
2016: $19.6 million
2017: $20.65 million
2018: $20.9 million
2019: $21.1 million 

The deal gives Rodgers $54 million in guaranteed money.

The Montreal Alouettes own the draft rights of Tim Tebow in the Canadian Football League.

The Alouettes have Anthony Calvillo as their starter at quarterback, but the franchise is open to signing Tebow as their backup.

"He would be in a learning program behind Anthony," the source said.

Montreal would give Tebow an opportunity to practice and develop as a quarterback, an option that is not readily available to him in the NFL.

Tebow was released by the Jets on Monday.