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  • Free agent Chad Pennington is leaning toward retirement.
  • The National Football Post reports that the longer the lockout drags on, the more likely free agent Chad Pennington is to land a back-up job somewhere.
  • Free agent Chad Pennington has shed his crutches three weeks after ACL surgery.
  • Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington (knee) said Dr. James Andrews told him that he has a chance to play football again in four months, which would mean a return in August or September, reports Omar K... Expand +
  • The South Florida Sun Sentinel reports that QB Chad Pennington's left knee is in a restricted brace, which means he's walking. The crutches are gone a month after having his left knee repaired foll... Expand +
  • Miami Dolphins QB Chad Pennington (knee) is scheduled for knee surgery Thursday, April 7, reports Armando Salguero, of The Miami Herald. Pennington isn't ruling anything out, including playing in 2... Expand +
  • Despite a torn ACL, free agent Chad Pennington reportedly hasn't ruled out playing football in 2011.
  • Dolphins coach Tony Sparano had expressed an interest in adding Chad Pennington (torn ACL) to his coaching staff earlier this offseason.
  • Miami Dolphins impending free-agent QB Chad Pennington (knee) will need to undergo surgery after injuring his anterior cruciate ligament during a pick-up basketball game, reports Chris Mortensen, o... Expand +
  • Knee injury suffered during a pickup basketball game Hard-luck quarterback Chad Pennington tore an anterior cruciate ligament in a pickup basketball game and will undergo surgery next week.... Expand +
  • Chad Pennington's body just isn't made to take physical contact any longer. The 11-year NFL vet has suffered yet another major injury, this time to his knee. Pennington tore an ACL last week while ... Expand +
  • Dolphins QB Chad Pennington tore his ACL while playing a pick-up basketball game this week, likely squashing his fourth career comeback bid. He was already working his way back from offseason shoul... Expand +
  • Free agent Chad Pennington will require surgery to repair a torn ACL after suffering the injury in a basketball game.
  • The News Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald does not expect free agent Chad Pennington to be a member of the Dolphins next season. Our View We're inclined to agr... Expand +
  • The Miami Herald predicts that free agent Chad Pennington will not be back with the Dolphins in 2011.
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Chad Pennington

Miami Dolphins

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Contract

Pennington signed a straightforward two-year contract with the Dolphins worth $7.9 million in August of '08.  There was no signing bonus, and the deal was pretty much split down the middle with the first year being worth $4 million.

2009 - $3.9 million

2010 - Free Agent

 

2009 Archives (published August, 2009)

 

Respect

If the Dolphins or Jets aren't gonna give him any, we're happy to.  Chad Pennington has sorta been crapped on over the last year, but they seem to be overlooking a couple of things.  He is the all-time leader in completion percentage (66%) and has a QB rating of 90.6.  That is higher than John Elway, Dan Marino, Dan Fouts, Brett Favre, and just shy of the QB rating NFL history leader, Joe Montana.  From a leadership standpoint, he's the type of guy that GMs typically crave.  He regularly heads player-only meetings so that the offensive players can study film together and work on their team communication.  This is the time where teams truly bond together - no coaches, no official practices, just a bunch of guys dedicated to their craft figuring some things out on their own.  Respect.

 

Dis-respect

The Jets bounced him out of town in favor of the Brett Favre Comeback #1.  Laveranues Coles was so disappointed by the way Pennington was treated last summer that he publicly aired his sentiments and even went so far as to give his new QB a cold reception.   

Pennington responded to the Jets dismissal by not only playing a central role in the Miami revival, but becoming fantasy relevant again and finishing as a runner-up in the MVP voting in 2008.  Respect.  Well, at least he should have gained some respect.  It seems the folks down in Miami inherited the same interpretation of the word that the people up in Jersey have, as the Dolphins have publicly iterated that Chad Henne will be their starting QB in 2010, but that he's not quite ready yet this year.  Dis-respect.

It's the injury factor.  It's gotta be.  He took the Jets to the playoffs in the three years he played at least 13 games (2002, 2004, 2006).  The other years that he was the starter, he was down for much of each season, leaving the team to the likes of Kellen Clemens (2007), Brooks Bolinger (2005), and a 40-year old version of Vinny Testaverde (2003).

Solid tape-job!

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SOURCE: http://midnightmarauder.wordpress.com/2008/

 

2009 Fantasy Outlook

While Chad's stats last year were pretty good, they really weren't "fantasy good".  In his career, he's thrown for 20 or more TDs just once, and that was back in 2002.  He doesn't throw for many 300+ yard games, he doesn't score at all on the ground, and on the Dolphins, he's held back even a little bit more due to the offense and the lack of big-time players lining up at receiver.  He's a solid #3 QB on your squad, but if you have him as your #2, you might be in a little bit of trouble.  Expect more of the same stats you always see again this year.

Injury Alert

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Chad put in a solid 16 games last year and doesn’t have any injuries to speak of rolling into 2009, but he’s been injury-prone throughout his career, so proceed in drafting him with a slight bit of caution.

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