The Dolphins no doubt will keep QB John Beck…….until proven otherwise……..They will not draft a QB in this year’s draft……They have 3 QB’s:John Beck, Casey Bramlet, and Matt Baker…..all they need is a good veteran QB……..They are making a run at………..backup QB for the Chagers Billy Volek.

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Dwayne Clark from: Coral Springs, North America

keyshawn johnson coming to the dolphins

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Dallas Morning News: “Q. If the Cowboys’ offense continues to click the way it has during the first three games, how hard will it be for Jerry Jones to keep potential suitors with head coaching vacancies away from Jason Garrett?”

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Willberth from: NYC, USA

Newark Star-Ledger columnist Sid Dorfman: “Callahan’s flat assertion that Coughlin was to be canned last December obviously was not verifiable. But one thing, however, was certain. Coughlin’s replacement would not have been poor Charlie Weis.”

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Daily Southtown: “Bears coach Lovie Smith on Monday refused to name his starting quarterback for Sunday’s game in Detroit, but what he didn’t say only fueled speculation a change will occur at the position.”

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram: “Tony Romo is just making more money each week. Don

Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mike Mulligan: “What’s abundantly clear is that Brian Griese is the Bears quarterback now, a theory Smith declined to confirm, telling reporters they’d have to come and see for themselves on Wednesday. Nothing like having something to look forward to.”

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Chicago Sun-Times: “After backing Rex Grossman since the day he got his job, Smith finally has been backed against the wall himself. No longer did he use the well-worn line ‘Rex is our quarterback,’ and an announcement is expected Wednesday that Brian Griese is taking over.”

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Robert from: IL, USA

The Cardinals’ no-huddle offense won’t resemble the Colts’ any time soon. Quarterback Kurt Warner won’t turn into an orchestra conductor like Peyton Manning, who points, waves and gestures as he calls plays in a language only a few understand.

But Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt plans to use the no-huddle, featuring Warner, throughout the season. Warner envisions the scheme growing in size and complexity.

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Michael Strahan likely will inform the Giants this week that he’s returning to play this season and could rejoin the team as early as Saturday, when the Giants play the Jets in a preseason game at Giants Stadium, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.

The person, who requested anonymity, said that Tony Agnone, Strahan’s Baltimore-based agent, met with Giants general manager Jerry Reese yesterday and indications were that Strahan, who has missed all 24 days of training camp and accrued fines totaling $342,912 to date, would be ready to end his holdout and thoughts of retirement and join the team for the final two weeks of the preseason.

Reese declined to comment last night. Agnone, who attended last night’s game, said that Strahan still had no timetable to make his decision, nor had he made one yet.

“It could be this week, it could be next week, it could be the week after,” Agnone said.

Agnone did say that Strahan — whose family is urging him to retire, according to an NBC report last night — knows he needs to inform the Giants sooner rather than later about his plans, particularly if Strahan decides to play.

“He does want to get his work in and be ready for the season, if that’s what he chooses to do,” Agnone said.

Strahan has been working out on his own in Southern California since July 27, when he was supposed to report to Albany for camp.

The person with knowledge of the situation said the Giants were unlikely to force Strahan, who is due to earn $4 million this season, to pay the entire amount of the fine, which would reach $400,064 by Thursday. “They’re not looking to embarrass him,” the person said. “He’s meant too much to the organization.”

Reese said last week that if Strahan were going to play this season, he needed to get back on the field and start learning a new defense.

“You just can’t show up and play in the National Football League,” Reese said. “If he decides to come, I think he will be here soon, but it’s still his decision and we’ll see what happens in the next few days.”