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.

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 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.

The New york Jets have released Tim Tebow.

The Jets traded for Tebow last offseason, sending a third round pick to the Denver Broncos.

"We have a great deal of respect for Tim Tebow," Rex Ryan said in a statement. "Unfortunately, things did not work out the way we all had hoped. Tim is an extremely hard worker, evident by the shape he came back in this offseason. We wish him the best moving forward.”

The Jets cleared about $1 million in salary cap space by releasing Tebow.

General manager John Idzik tried to trade Tebow for the past few months.

Mark Sanchez will attend Monday's voluntary workouts for the third week of the offseason program with the New York Jets, according to sources.

The Jets used a second round pick on Geno Smith, giving the team six quarterbacks on the roster in total.

No team would trade for Sanchez because of an $8.25 million base salary that is fully guaranteed.

Sanchez wouldn't be assured of becoming a starter anywhere else if he's released, meaning his best shot of starting remains with the Jets.

Shaun Phillips has agreed to a contract with the Denver Broncos.

Phillips spent the first nine seasons of his career with the San Diego Chargers.

Phillips had 9.5 sacks and 33 tackles last season.

Andre Brown has signed his one-year restricted free agent tender with the New York Giants, according to a source.

Brown will earn $2.02 million for the 2013 season.

Victor Cruz remains the lone restricted free agent who hasn't signed his tender with the Giants.

Brown rushed for 385 yards and eight touchdowns in 10 games before his season ended with a broken leg in late November.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' contract with Darrelle Revis is worth $96 million over six seasons, but contains no protection against a holdout. For the Buccaneers, the deal has no guaranteed money as to limit their risk against injury.

According to a source, Revis would have accepted the same deal from the Jets.

Darrelle Revis has agreed to a six-year, $96 million contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The New York Jets agreed to trade Revis to the Buccaneers for the 13th overall pick this season and a conditional pick next season.

The contract has no guaranteed money.

The conditional pick headed to the Jets is a fourth-round selection in 2014, but could become a third-rounder if Revis is on Tampa Bay's roster on the third day of the 2014 league year.

Revis underwent a physical with the Buccaneers on Sunday, which he passed.

Chris Ivory has signed his one-year, $2.023 million tender with the New Orleans Saints.

The New York Jets have made an offer for Ivory. The Jets never considered signing Ivory as a restricted free agent, as it would have involved sending a second round pick to the Saints. But Rich Comini of ESPN reports that a deal for a lower pick is "likely to happen."

The Jets are thin at running back following the departure of Shonn Greene.