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Age: 41
Weight: 230 lbs
Height: 6' 3"
College: Michigan

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Miami Dolphins tight end Anthony Fasano signed his one-...

Sun Sentinel

Jun 11, 2010 · 10:24 AM EDT

Miami Dolphins tight end Anthony Fasano signed his one-year tender, according to Omar Kelly of the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel per a league source.

Fasano, the Dolphins' starter the past two seasons, will be paid $1.759 million in 2010.

Fasano, acquired with Akin Ayodele from Dallas for a fourth-round pick in 2008, had a breakout season in his first year with the Dolphins. He produced career highs in receptions (34), receiving yards (454) and touchdowns (7).

Fantasy Impact:

Anthony Fasano is a low-end #2 TE in fantasy leagues that require the position. However, with the development of QB Chad Henne and addition of WR Brandon Marshall, Fasano could find some targets coming his way.

Can the Dolphins really carry four quarterbacks?Con...

South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Jun 10, 2010 · 12:37 PM EDT

Can the Dolphins really carry four quarterbacks?

Considering Chad Pennington, who is still recovering from shoulder surgery, rarely threw a pass during minicamp and OTA sessions, writer Omar Kelly sees no reason why he can’t be stashed on the PUP for the first couple months of the season.

Chad Henne is clearly the starter, and is exerting himself as a team leader. Tyler Thigpen has the edge on Pat White for the backup role.

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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.

QB Chad Pennington Remains A Spectator

Associated Press

May 30, 2010 · 12:03 PM EDT

With the emergence of Chad Henne as Miami's starting quarterback, former starter Chad Pennington is taking on the role of mentor while he rehabs a shoulder injury. And Pennington is fine with that.

“I’m actually really OK with that,” Pennington said. "I know what we’re trying to get accomplished here as a team. I appreciate that perspective to where I don’t have to throw myself in the fire in May."

Pennington is hoping his shoulder will be in good shape when training camp rolls around. Right now, Miami head coach Tony Sparano is aiming to limit him to 40-55 passes per practice.

"Things really get heated up in August and that’s when I want to be at my best," Pennington said. "It would be crazy for us to come out here and do something to jeopardize that."

Fantasy Impact:

Pennington has never been an elite fantasy quarterback and no longer warrants a place on fantasy rosters.