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Griff Whalen

Chargers sign WR Griff Whalen

Pro Football Talk
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Sep 19, 2016 · 5:32 PM EDT

The Chargers announced that they have signed WR Griff Whalen. Whalen was among the Dolphins cuts as they made their way down to 53 players early this month.

Fantasy Impact: 

The team opted for Whalen rather than bringing back James Jones, who was with the team after Stevie Johnson went down but later released.

Arian Foster
Palm Beach Post
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Aug 08, 2016 · 4:14 PM EDT

Ryan Tannehill failed to make a connection with Griff Whalen, Terrence Fede blew up a run by Arian Foster and Jordan Cameron dropped a pass.

That’s one way to describe how the Dolphins’ offense began team drills Monday.

Here’s another: It was a continuation of the malaise on display in Saturday’s scrimmage, which led coach Adam Gase to criticize the unit in ways we haven’t heard since his arrival in Davie.

Fantasy Impact: 

With a day off Sunday, it was two straight practices of the offense often going nowhere but backward. Yes, there were occasional positive plays, but they were as spaced apart as extended touchdown drives for this team the past few seasons. Gase said he saw improved effort Monday, perhaps unwilling to beat up on his offensive line the way his defensive line has.

Ryan Tannehill
ESPN
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Aug 06, 2016 · 9:03 PM EDT

Miami Dolphins head coach Adam Gase has a strong offensive pedigree. Therefore, it was no surprise that Gase was very unhappy with his offense’s performance and the way it was dominated in the team’s intra-squad scrimmage Saturday night.

Miami’s defense was dominant. All three levels, which included the first, second and third string, shut out the offense, holding it scoreless in eight drives.

There were no touchdowns, no field goals and no energy. On top of that, Miami’s first-team offense couldn’t move the ball against its second-team defense. All three levels got just one first down total, when quarterback Ryan Tannehill completed a pass to receiver Griff Whalen.

“Offensively, there was just no juice whatsoever,” an irritated Gase said. “It was almost like a walkthrough.”

Griff Whalen
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Dec 11, 2015 · 6:22 PM EST

Colts WR Griff Whalen (hamstring, probable) took limited practice reps again Friday and is probable for Week 14.

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