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Chad Pennington, QB, Miami DolphinsNews | Statistics | Utilization | Depth Chart Dolphins | Pennington excused from practice Saturday Brian Biggane, of the Palm Beach Post, reports Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington was excused from practice Saturday, June 13, because he was attending his sister's wedding. Dolphins | Pennington remains No. 1 quarterback Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, reports while all of the talk of the Miami Dolphins quarterbacks has surrounded the drafting of Pat White and how second-year QB Chad Henne is slated to take over as the starter in 2010, it has been overlooked that QB Chad Pennington remains the starter in 2009. Dolphins | Pennington not worried about Henne talk Harvey Fialkov, of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, reports Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington said he has no reaction to the talk that QB Chad Henne will get more playing time during the preseason because he said the team's front office has been up front with him. "I have no reaction to it. It's not news. [Head coach Tony Sparano], [executive vice president of football operations Bill Parcells] and [general manager Jeff Ireland] have been up front since day one about my future. My future is now." Dolphins | Henne has impressed front office, coaching staff Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, reports Miami Dolphins QB Chad Henne has impressed vice president Bill Parcells, general manager Jeff Ireland and head coach Tony Sparano with his arm strength and movement in practice and the three games he played in last year. Once Henne gains some experience, the Dolphins feel he will be an upgrade over QB Chad Pennington because of his arm strength, and he should help the development of the passing game. Dolphins | Want Henne ready to start in 2010 Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, reports the Miami Dolphins want QB Chad Henne to be the starting quarterback in 2010. According to a source, the Dolphins plan to give Henne extensive playing time in the preseason while limiting QB Chad Pennington, who will be the unquestioned starter in 2009. Dolphins | Want Henne ready to start in 2010 Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald, reports the Miami Dolphins want QB Chad Henne to be the starting quarterback in 2010. According to a source, the Dolphins plan to give Henne extensive playing time in the preseason while limiting QB Chad Pennington. However, Pennington will enter 2009 as the unquestioned starter. Dolphins | Pennington thinks Coles would add dimension to receiving corps Brian Biggane, of the Palm Beach Post, reports Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington said he will not be lobbying the team to sign free-agent WR Laveranues Coles (Jets). However, Pennington added Coles would surely add some experience to the team's receiving corps. "If you look at our receiving corps, we're young," Pennington said. "So he could bring experience. You can't replace that, and you can't put a number on that. That's what I tried to do this year, and what I thought one of my roles would be. So that's something he definitely brings to the table." Dolphins | Pennington has no plans about asking for extension Harvey Fialkov, of the South Florida SunSentinel, reports Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington said he has no plans to negotiate an extension with the Dolphins. "I've been in this league long enough to know to feel good about where I am right now and let that take care of itself," Pennington said. Dolphins | Sparano says Pennington will start in 2009 David J. Neal, of the Miami Herald, reports Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano said QB Chad Pennington will be the team's starting quarterback entering the 2009 season. Dolphins | Pennington throws four picks Sunday The Associated Press reports Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington was 25-for-38 for 252 yards with a touchdown and four interceptions during the team's Wild Card game Sunday, Jan. 4. Also see 07/02 - Chad Pennington, QB, Miami Dolphins | Feature LinksFantasy Football Draft Guide FREE Fantasy Baseball
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