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Apparently, JT feels he's not worth the $8 mil he's due next year and feels the Skins will cut him loose after this season. So does this new regime bring him back, maybe for the minimum and use him in spot situations?  This from Rotoworld and the Washington Post...

Jason Taylor says he wouldn't be surprised if the Redskins release him after the 2008 season.

Taylor is due $8 million in 2009. "I'm a realist," he said. I'm not worth $8 million. I've had two surgeries in the last two months...but at the end of the day, I'll be the first to tell you, I stink right now." Taylor has only 25 tackles (17 solo), 1.5 sacks, and no forced fumbles in 11 games. Source: Washington Post                                                                                                                                                                                            Why not? He says"this dog can still hunt!" Maybe for the league minimum or little more he can certainly find some spot duty. 

Here's what rotoworld has:

The Dolphins have reportedly contacted free agent CB Ty Law about possibly joining the team.

Law would have to show he is in shape first and he always seems to want more money than he's worth. The Dolphins, though, are thin at the position and have some injuries. Law was drafted by Bill Parcells in New England, so he knows the system. Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel Parcells must still have faith in this guy. Not sure if it's a good move or not

Dolphins released S Tyrone Culver.

Culver had a key penalty late in Sunday's game against the Texans, and now he's hitting the streets. Source: Palm Beach Post                                                                     Dolphins signed S Brannon Condren.
Condren was a late-round draft pick of the Colts in 2007. He replaces the recently released Tyrone Culver

Guess you make a mistake w/ this regime, you're out! This all from Rotoworld and PB Post

 

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Rotoworld says he's been cut. So do we bring him back because the guy that replaced him lasted only one game before getting cut himself? Are they sold on Cramer? I don't see him lasting thru the off-season either.

thoughts?

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Dolphins released FB Boomer Grigsby.

The team is expected to sign Casey Cramer on Tuesday to replace him. The Fins have decided to go without an old-fashioned lead blocker at fullback. Source: Palm Beach Post So it's true.

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The Dolphins are speaking with SS Yeremiah Bell about a possible contract extension.

Bell signed a one-year deal after last season, but he missed all of 2007 with an injury. He has been impressive during training camp and the Dolphins have high hopes for him this season. Source: Miami Herald Must be making a really big impression on the new regime this year.

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The Dolphins have signed Ricky Williams to a one-year contract extension that will keep him in the Miami backfield through 2009, a source close to the veteran running back said.

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The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told ESPN's Chris Mortensen on Saturday that there was no signing bonus, but Williams' salary in 2009 could increase significantly over this year's base of $730,000.

The Miami tailback can increase his 2008 compensation with easily achievable incentives, the source said. Williams, 31, was scheduled to be a free agent in '09.

Dolphins officials had no comment on Williams' new pact.

Williams, the 2002 NFL rushing champion, has played in only 13 games since retiring in the summer of 2004. He has tested positive for marijuana at least four times since the Dolphins acquired him in 2002, and their franchise-record playoff drought began that same year.

In July, the 1998 Heisman Trophy winner said he felt good going into the Dolphins' season.

The Dolphins, coming off an embarrassing 1-15 season, are banking that he does.

Williams returned last year, but his comeback lasted less than one half. He gained only 15 yards on six carries before he fumbled, was stepped on and tore his chest muscle against Pittsburgh. Teamed with Ronnie Brown, who was on pace for a career season in 2007 before he tore a ligament in his right knee, Miami's running backs have lofty expectations.

Sorry to post this twice, but thought this was big enough news for people to see near the top.

Looks like Davis has signed back w/ the 'Boys. Rotoworld is quoting a Dallas newspaper and the link is in my fan shot on the lower part of the home page.

Just thought you all would like to know....

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