ESPN New York's Rich Cimini said "someone will get a great bargain" on impending free agent Dustin Keller, but it "probably won't be the Jets."
Keller played in just eight games in 2012 as he battled hamstring and ankle injuries, so that's expected to affect his price on the open market. The Jets "probably" won't get the bargain because they'll likely have to slap the franchise tag on Keller to keep him. Keller said in late December that he is "100 percent" opposed to the franchise tag, too. He'll be highly sought after as a solid red-zone option and stretcher of the seam.

I if Green Bay releases or is looking to possibly trade JeMichael Finley, he would be of interest if Philbin does not have any issues of Finley. Obviously he worked with him while at Green Bay.

We highly recommend reading McGinn's exhaustive and fascinating article. Much of it reads like a takedown of Finley's disappointing season, from his poor blocking to his drops to his undisciplined route running and attitude. The Packers reportedly also have grown weary of Finley's public comments and were said to be "livid" with the tight end's agent for tweeting that Rodgers was not a great leader.

"He's that type of athlete that will fool people," one scout told McGinn when asked about Finley's trade or free-agent value. "Unless you really, really dig and do your homework, and just look superficially, you'll say all he needs is just a change of scenery."

He'll hit the market. I want him or Jared Cook badly in Free Agency. Adding a TE is my top priority in March.

I was high on Finley a few years back but he never took his game to the next level and has gotten worse every year in one of the league's best offenses, where he should be excelling. Rodgers doesn't trust him and according to some rumors doesnt even like him. Finley caused some drama this year too.

Very true swerve. That is why I have said that if Phibin were to bring Jermichael in, he is comfortable with him. That being said, I think the Dolphins will make a run a Keller or Cook.

Those 2 are young, fast and talented, and would be an instant upgrade. I prefer going the FA route to the draft in regards to a TE.

The Dolphins are not expected to prioritize re-signing TE Anthony Fasano this offseason.
An impending unrestricted free agent, Fasano finished with a career-high 41 catches this season, but was rarely a factor in the passing game and there's been no indication that he'll be brought back. The Dolphins will likely look to replace Fasano in-house with TE/FB Charles Clay and 2012 third-round pick Michael Egnew.

I hope we're not counting on Clay and Egnew



-Rotoworld