Peyton Manning has made his choice and, because it’s the Denver Broncos, Tebow Time is likely to come to an end.  Although he led the team to an 8-8 record and playoff victory and became a certified national phenomenon with Tebowmania, Tim Tebow was the reluctant quarterbacking choice of John Elway, the team’s executive vice-president of football operations, and Coach John Fox.  Now, with Manning’s arrival, Elway can move Tebow without outraging his fanbase. ESPN reports that the Broncos are likely to act quickly to do so ... but the demand may not be heavy despite the fact that Tebow was a first-round draft pick (when Josh McDaniels was head coach) two years ago.  DisclaimerThis is a non-scientific user poll. Results are not statistically valid and cannot be assumed to reflect the views of Washington Post users as a group or the general population.  Posssible destinations mentioned for him are in Florida, where he won two national championships at the University of Florida and was a Heisman Trophy winner. Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan would welcome Tebow even though he has Blaine Gabbert and Chad Henne (to whom he just paid a $3 million signing bonus) on the roster because Khan also also has empty seats in the home stadium. Miami, an early loser in the Manning sweepstakes, is another possibility and Tampa Bay has been mentioned. Cleveland and New England have also been mentioned as possibilities. In any event, the cost for Tebow may not be prohibitive, although Yahoo’s Les Carpenter thinks he’s certain to be a wiser, better player.  “I'd be surprised if there is much of a trade value for him," former NFL general manager Charley Casserly told USA Today. “I think it's true that he could move the ball in the Denver offense, but if you break down the majority of his games, he didn't throw the ball well. Coming out, there wasn't a lot of interest in him, and that's usually a pretty good indicator of trade value down the road.  “I'd be surprised if he went for much better than a fifth rounder.”  Broncos offensive tackle Ryan Clady reacted pretty candidly to news that the Broncos were the likely home for Manning. “At the end of the day,” he told ESPN’s Josina Anderson, “Peyton Manning is just better than Tim Tebow.”  Perhaps, but given Denver’s opponents outside the AFC West this season, they might want to keep a backup who can rally the troops. The Broncos play Baltimore, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Carolina and New England on the road; they have home games against Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Tampa Bay, New Orleans and Houston.  As Elvis Dumervil points out, there’s some work to do.  We have a ton of work to do but boy we going to have some fun grinding! Gotta put the time in ....Lets welcome Manning Bronco Nation  More from Washington Post Sports  Peyton Manning makes his pick  Elway commits to Tebow...as far as training camp  Credit John 3:16, John Elway and John Fox  The real Tebow: ‘Everything you see is true’  Elway: ‘Just pull the trigger’  Tebow on a roll: No shortage of belief or miracles  John Elway: Focusing on now, not on Tebow  On Faith: Chapter and verse  LaVar Arrington: What about Tebow?
After an 8-8 season and a trip to the playoffs with the Denver Broncos, Tim Tebow will be trade bait after Peyton Manning picks the Broncos. Where will he be playing in the fall?