NFL notebook: Tebow gave advice to QB Murray

Tim Tebow, the former NFL quarterback who is a college football analyst for
ESPN and baseball minor league outfielder, interviewed Murray during the
football season.

"Kyler, I think he's a really good young man, and I think this was a really
tough decision for him," Tebow told reporters Saturday after arriving at the
New York Mets' spring training camp in Port St. Lucie, Fla. "He loves two
sports, and I can really relate to that. And he went with something that he's
been really good at lately and dominating in.

"When we talked about it, and we did talk about that, I just gave him the
advice to follow your heart. Whatever you're passionate about. Don't do it for
your agents or your friends, and sometimes necessarily not even your family."

Earlier this week, Murray said he was "firmly and fully committing my life to
being an NFL quarterback."

--Former Denver Broncos and Houston Texans wide receiver Demaryius Thomas came
away with minor injuries after the vehicle he was driving was involved in a
rollover crash near downtown Denver, multiple reports indicated.

A female passenger reportedly suffered serious injuries in the crash, while
another male passenger also suffered minor injuries.

According to a police news release, officers responded to the 1200 block of
Auraria Parkway at approximately 12:20 a.m. Thomas, 31, reportedly lost
control of the car and it came to rest on a median. All three passengers were
transported to a local hospital.

--Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro receiver Antonio Brown didn't hold back when a
Twitter user asked him about the differences he has with quarterback Ben
Roethlisberger, saying the two lack "mutual respect."

"No conflict just a matter of respect! Mutual respect! He has a owner
mentality like he can call out anybody including coaches. Players know but
they can't say anything about it otherwise they meal ticket gone. It's a dirty
game within a game. #truth"

On Tuesday, Brown used Twitter to announce his time in Pittsburgh was done.
"Thank you SteelerNation for a big 9 years ... time to move on and forward,"
Brown tweeted with the hashtag #NewDemands.

--Cincinnati Bengals running back Mark Walton was arrested and charged with
misdemeanor battery in south Florida late Friday, according to multiple
reports.

He posted bond and was released from Miami-Dade County jail.

Police said the charges stemmed from an argument he had with a couple at his
condominium complex over his car blocking the entrance to the parking garage,
the Miami Herald reported.

--Field Level Media