Tim Tebow is confident in his place with the Broncos because he believes the team's front office believes in him.
"I believe in them, and they believe in me," Tebow told ESPN Saturday.
Tebow made three starts as a rookie with Denver in 2010.
Broncos executive John Elway described himself as being Tebow's "biggest fan" because if he justifies the first-round draft pick former coach Josh McDaniels spent on him.
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Elway Supports Tebow
Broncos executive VP of football operations John Elway has been strangely vague regarding his opinion of Tim Tebow's potential as the team's starting QB. Until now.
During a half-hour conversation at the Broncos' facility the day before the NFL draft, Elway, who before winning two Super Bowls was a rookie QB who mistakenly lined up behind the offensive guard to take a snap, recognized the organization will need to be committed and patient for Tebow to eventually succeed.
Denver's Hunter Stabbed In Detroit
Detroit police say Broncos defensive end Jason Hunter has been stabbed and taken to a local hospital.
Hunter was stabbed Wednesday, but officer Dan Donakowski didn't have any additional information, including where the incident took place, who was responsible and Hunter's condition.
The Broncos released a statement Wednesday saying they were aware of the report of Hunter's stabbing and were in the process of gathering more information.
Tebow Out To Improve, Gain Edge This Offseason
Tim Tebow is using this offseason to stay relevant in Denver's quarterback race and perhaps emerge as the starter.
"Well, I believe this offseason has been great," Tebow said on Atlanta's WQXI-AM. "Just working extremely hard, on the grind pretty much all offseason. I haven't taken a break. I've been working a lot on my drops from under center, I haven't done any shotgun stuff all offseason. Everything's just been under center -- straight drops, play-action fakes, straight drops, fives, sevens -- just working on all the throws.
"Accuracy and precision with my passes has been the No. 1 thing that I've worked on all offseason, and I believe that I've improved that a lot."
Tebow accepts that no matter what he does, some just aren't fans of the mania surrounding a player who passed for 654 yards and five touchdowns as a rookie last season.
"I definitely understand that, and people are entitled to their own opinion," Tebow said. "I just try -- when I meet someone, or when I come in contact with someone -- to always leave a better impression than before I got there. Honestly, that's something that drives me because I want to be genuine, I want to be real, I want to tell people, 'Listen, I’m trying to do it the right way, I'm trying to go out there and reach my goals, but you know what? I stumble, I make mistakes, I'm not perfect.' "
Broncos To Interview Gabbert
After meeting with Cam Newton, the Broncos will sit down and interview quarterback prospect Blaine Gabbert.
According to The Denver Post, the team hosted Gabbert on Wednesday.
The Broncos own the second pick in this month's NFL Draft.
Von Miller On Denver's Radar
The Broncos are looking at Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller as they evaluate who to take with the second overall pick.
The Denver Post also reported that the Broncos played host to Auburn quarterback Cam Newton on Tuesday.
A number of experts expect Denver to take Alabama defensive tackle Marcell Dareus.
Broncos Haven't Yet Put Orton On Market
The Broncos haven't yet put quarterback Kyle Orton on the market, according to The Denver Post.
Mike Klis of The Post writes that Orton is unlikely to fetch as much as a guy like Kevin Kolb on the open market because he is scheduled to make $8.8 million in 2011.
Broncos Set To Host Dareus, Peterson
As the Broncos continue to prepare for this month's NFL Draft, they will host Alabama defensive lineman Marcell Dareus and LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson soon.
John Elway, Denver's executive vice president of football operations, revealed the visits via Twitter on Monday.
"These visits are an opportunity for us to get to know the prospects better personally and also gauge their football knowledge," he said.
RealGM's Jeff Risdon has the Broncos taking Peterson in his latest mock draft.
Gators Unveil Statue Honoring Tebow
Florida honored its three Heisman Trophy winners with life-sized statues outside the stadium on Saturday.
In the statues, Steve Spurrier is passing, Danny Wuerffel is getting ready to throw and Tim Tebow is running with the football.
"That's fine," Tebow said. "You have to change it up. We can't all be throwing."
The statues were debuted during the school's spring game.
Denver Likes Depth At QB, But Still Looking At Options
The Broncos like the depth they have at quarterback in Tim Tebow, Kyle Orton and Brady Quinn, but that doesn't mean they are set at the position and hope one will work.
It's clear they don't yet believe any of the three is the unquestioned "franchise guy" that executive vice president of football operations John Elway has talked about having if the Broncos are to return to the championship level.
Three AFC West Teams Considering Ayers
The Broncos, Chargers and Chiefs have scheduled meetings with UCLA linebacker Akeem Ayers.
Elway Doesn't Know If Franchise QB Is On Denver's Roster
The Broncos have Kyle Orton, Tim Tebow and Brady Quinn on their roster heading into this month's NFL Draft.
Maroney Charged With Marijuana Possession
Former Broncos running back Lawrence Maroney was charged Wednesday with misdemeanor marijuana possession.
Broncos' Dumervil Has Charges Dropped
All charges against Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil have been dropped over an altercation with a parking lot attendant last season.