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Weight: 230 lbs
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Miami Trying To Determine Brandon Marshall's Sidekick

South Florida Sun-Sentinel

May 30, 2010 · 12:20 PM EDT

The arrival of Brandon Marshall has generated a lot of buzz down in Miami, but the identity of the starter opposite Marshall has yet to be determined. Three players who have done some good things in the past for the Dolphins are Davone Bess, Greg Camarillo, and Brian Hartline.

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel that Bess is primarily working in the slot while Camarillo and Hartline serve as the starters in minicamp. But Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano said the “next best guy” will line up as the starter opposite Brandon Marshall, which seems to indicate Bess could win the job.

Fantasy Impact:

Marshall will likely be the only Miami wide receiver who makes a major impact, but Bess can be useful at times, especially in a PPR format. Still, he's ranked #65 in our most recent cheat sheets. Hartline is #69 and Camarillo is unranked. Bess and Hartline are worth watching, especially if young quarterback Chad Henne continues to improve, but neither are worth anything more than late-round flyers in pretty much every format.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Chad Henne has a strong arm ...

Sun Sentinel

May 28, 2010 · 9:52 AM EDT

Miami Dolphins quarterback Chad Henne has a strong arm and is excited about the team's plans to take shots down the field.

"We're going to take chances down the field -- no doubt about it," said Henne. "That's one of the things we implemented this offseason. We're definitely going to try to get some big plays."

Henne also said having a guy like Brandon Marshall will not only stretch defenses, but will free things up for Davone Bess, Brian Hartline
and Greg Camarillo.

"We did need that big-time receiver," Henne said. "But [the other receivers] are all excited that Brandon is here because we could get double-coverage on Brandon and single-coverage on the other guys. So they're excited for the opportunity to get some more balls thrown their way.

"Brandon Marshall has been working real hard. He's taking all the young guys under his wing and studying with them and teaching them how to run the routes, how to beat man coverage, how to get off the line of scrimmage. He's been tremendous."

Fantasy Impact:

Chad Henne possesses all the tools to be a big time QB in the NFL. At 6-3/230, he threw for over 2800 yards and 12 TDs in 2009. However, he must lower his INT ratio (14 in 2009). The acquisition of WR Brandon Marshall has many fantasy GMs believing that "Santa Claus is REAL" and this season will pay dividends!

Eddie Royal is spending most of his time working out of...

Denver Broncos.com

May 25, 2010 · 7:01 PM EDT

Eddie Royal is spending most of his time working out of the slot this offseason, as coach Josh McDaniels concentrates on increasing his offensive role.

Fantasy Impact:

With the departure of Brandon Marshall, many are hoping for Royal to build off his 2008 (not 2009) season where he compiled 91 receptions for 980 yards and 5TDs.

Dolphins WR Hartline wants starting job

Miami Herald

May 20, 2010 · 10:10 AM EDT

With Dolphins practices resuming, multiple starting jobs are open. On offense, a battle looms at the receiver spot opposite WR Brandon Marshall; Greg Camarillo started every 2009 game but nobody would be shocked if Brian Hartline supplants him.

Ronnie Brown is the clear front-runner at running back over Ricky Williams, but nothing is assured.

Hartline is very clear: ''I want a starting spot and I want to go after it. That's the only goal until it's taken care of.'' Camarillo said starting is ''important because the best players start and you want to be the best player.''

One Dolphins person said the team views Hartline as a bigger, faster Camarillo. But Hartline must earn it. ''It will be a heck of a competition,'' ex-Dolphins receiver O.J. McDuffie said. ''I like Hartline's speed and toughness. But I think it might be Greg starting. People underestimate him.''

Fantasy Impact:

This is a battle to watch. Obviously Hartline will have more value as a starter, and being opposite Marshall, he could be a forgotten man.