Ex-teammates Revis, Tebow adjusting to new cities  Buy This
Photo Tim Tebow and Tom Brady wait to throw during a joint
workout with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Foxboro on
Tuesday.Charles Krupa/Associated Press  FOXBORO — A year ago,
Darrelle Revis and Tim Tebow were teammates with the New York
Jets. Revis was considered the best cornerback in the NFL, and
Tebow was trying to prove he can play quarterback in the league.
Much has changed.  Revis and Tebow are adapting to life with
different teams, but share the same mindset. The two were
brought together Tuesday when the Buccaneers and Patriots held
the first of three joint practices before their preseason game
Friday.  Revis played six seasons with New York before being
traded to Tampa Bay and signing a six-year, $96 million
contract. He has practiced lightly in his return from a knee
injury that cost him most of last season.  Acquired by New
England in June, Tebow is simply trying to make the roster. He
is confident his old teammate can come back strong.  "I