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QB Ryan Tannehill was third in line for snaps at Dolphi...

NFL.com

May 23, 2012 · 12:11 PM EDT

QB Ryan Tannehill was third in line for snaps at Dolphins OTAs. Matt Moore and David Garrard are mostly taking snaps with the starters.

Fantasy Impact:

ESPN's Adam Schefter compared the Dolphins' QB situation to the 2011 Titans, where Matt Hasselbeck remained the starter as long as he was productive. The Dolphins figure to struggle in 2012, so we may be seeing Tannehill sooner rather than later. That said, Moore was not bad in 2011, so he could stick as the starter if Miami can remain competitive.

Titans QB Jake Locker didn't get the benefit of playing...

Albert Breer, NFL.com

May 14, 2012 · 9:41 PM EDT

Titans QB Jake Locker didn't get the benefit of playing much last year, but two things are important to note. First, the Titans are thrilled with how Matt Hasselbeck has mentored the young quarterback. And second, Locker will have every opportunity to be the starter this year. Mike Munchak told me a couple days ago it's wide open, and it's "much easier to name a quarterback" based on the relationship the two have, but the sense I get is a tie would go to Locker.

"These two guys are competitive and they understand no one's going to be given the job," Munchak said. "We're gonna let it play out, that's what you do in these situations. As a staff, you hope it becomes obvious fairly early on, and hope it doesn't take until the last week of camp, because someone has to play. The negative is the longer it goes, the harder it is to build. But I think these guys can handle it."

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Kenny Britt's ACL rehab is going well

The Tennessean

Mar 28, 2012 · 12:39 PM EDT

Kenny Britt is in his sixth month of rehab after tearing the ACL and MCL in his right knee last season. The fourth-year pro believes the hard part is behind him.

“I guarantee I will be back and better than I’ve ever been before,” he said. “With all the work I have been putting in, I will be 110 percent better than before. This has not been a setback if you ask me. The way I see it, it has been a head start for 2012.”

Britt insisted that he hasn’t had time for the distractions he admitted got him into trouble off the field in the past.

Observers agree that Britt has grown up a lot this offseason, and teammates are keeping their fingers crossed that he can return to his pre-injury form, when he appeared on the verge of a breakout season.

“He has been there every day since he got hurt,” quarterback Matt Hasselbeck said. “And he is not there for a couple of hours, he is there five to six hours a day. His attitude has been great. He brings a lot of life and energy into whatever room he is in. … And he’s been doing and saying all the right things, so I think everyone is encouraged.”

“The one good thing for Kenny is his injury happened so early in the year,” Hasselbeck said. “I have played with guys who had that injury early in the year and guys that had it late in the year, and the guys that had it early bounce back faster. So, hopefully, he’ll be on track. Obviously, he is a guy everyone is counting on doing some big, big things.”

Fantasy Impact:

Britt is a phenomenal talent, but has proven to be a knucklehead off the field. Perhaps his new bride can keep him in line.

Glennon on Twitter: HC Mike Munchak wouldn't tell Jake ...

John Glennon, Twitter

Jan 03, 2012 · 11:00 AM EST

Glennon on Twitter: HC Mike Munchak wouldn't tell Jake Locker he can't start next year ... Sounds like it will be more of open competition than this year.

Fantasy Impact:

Locker looked great when called upon, but was never given the reins as the starter due to Matt Hasselbeck's experience as a 13-year vet.