Tannehill was 20/35 for 235 yards in Sunday's shutout loss to New England.

Analysis: Tannehill had his ups and downs in his rookie season. He certainly didn't have the kind of campaign that Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck, or Russell Wilson had, but he has given the Dolphins hope that they have their franchise QB. Would certainly help Tannehill next season and in the future if Miami were to bolster their receiving corps a bit.

Tannehill completed 13-of-25 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Bills. He also added 44 rushing yards on six carries.

Analysis: Tannehill's two touchdown passes were to Reggie Bush, who led the Dolphins in receiving yards Sunday. Tannehill connected with only five receivers on the day, but didn't throw an interception for the fourth straight contest. Up next is a Week 17 trip to Foxboro to take on a Patriots' defense that has struggled against the pass this season.

Tannehill a Week 16 sleeper

In his "Week 16 Sleepers" report, Adam Rank notes Tannehill "is fresh off a season-high 22 fantasy points against the Jags. He's had at least 12 fantasy points in four straight." FULL SLEEPERS REPORT

Analysis: The Bills provide a favorable matchup and have allowed at least one touchdown pass in five consecutive games.

Tannehill completed 22-of-28 passes for 220 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Jaguars. He also added 52 rushing yards on eight carries but lost a fumble.

Analysis: A very impressive performance for Tannehill, despite the lost fumble. He connected with eight different receivers, throwing touchdowns to Anthony Fasano and Jorvorskie Lane, while missing starting wideout Davone Bess, who was out with a back injury. While he has gone three straight games without topping 225 passing yards, Tannehill hasn't thrown a pick over that span. He'll look to continue his development in Week 16 against the Bills.

Tannehill completed 17-of-33 passes for 150 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the 49ers. He also added 25 rushing yards on three carries.

Analysis: Not a great game for Tannehill, although he didn't turn the ball over against a very good defense. However, Tannehill just hasn't put up the type of numbers that should keep him relevant in most fantasy leagues, failing to reach 200 passing yards in three of the past four games (and six overall this season). He should have an easier time next week at home against the Jaguars, but a big breakout game surely shouldn't be expected.

Tannehill completed 13-of-29 passes for 186 yards Sunday against the Patriots. He also had five carries for 19 yards and a rushing touchdown.

Analysis: Tannehill struggled to consistently connect with his favorite targets, hitting Davone Bess only once on six passes and Brian Hartline five times on 10 attempts. While Tannehill has shown some decent development over the course of the season, he's simply not there from a fantasy perspective. He's only thrown for multiple touchdowns once, Week 6 against the Rams, and he's thrown for only three since that game. It won't get any easier next week on the road against a very strong 49ers' defense.

Tannehill completed 18-of-26 passes for 253 yards, with one touchdown and one interception Sunday against the Seahawks. He also added 33 rushing yards on four carries.

Analysis: Tannehill led the Dolphins on a game-winning drive, which ended on Dan Carpenters' 43-yard field goal as time expired to give the Dolphins the win. Tannehill's favorite target Sunday was Davone Bess, who caught seven passes for 129 yards while usual-favorite Brian Hartline was held to 17 yards on two receptions. Up next is a Patriots' defense that is ranked near the bottom of the league against the pass this season.

Tannehill was 14-28 for 141 yards, a touchdown, and two interceptions in Thursday's loss to Buffalo.

Analysis: Tannehill has certainly regressed the last couple of weeks as his 50% completion rate along with five interceptions during the last two games will attest to. Probably not a reason to panic if you're a Dolphin fan however as rookie QBs are prones to ups and downs.

Tannehill (knee) completed 23-of-39 passes for 217 yards with three interceptions Sunday against the Titans.

Analysis: Tannehill had thrown 107 straight passes without a pick, but then threw three in this game. While he has shown some flashes of brilliance this year, he's still only thrown five touchdowns versus nine interceptions on the season. Up next is a Bills' defense that is ranked in the bottom third against the pass this season.

Tannehill (knee) will play Sunday against Tennessee.

Analysis: While Tannehill does not boast a stellar quarterback rating (78.2), he has a kind matchup awaiting him Sunday, as he faces a Titans pass defense that has yielded 20 touchdown passes and 273.4 passing yards through nine games.

Tannehill (knee) practiced in full this week, the Dolphins' official site reports.

Analysis: Unlike last weekend, there's no doubt as to who will start Sunday's game against the Titans. Tannehill has averaged 220.3 passing yards per game to date, with five touchdowns and six interceptions, but the Titans have had a tough time stopping the pass, having a allowed a (tied for) league-high 20 passing TDs and 272.7 passing yards per game to date.

Tannehill picking apart secondaries

In his "Super Bowl Contenders" analysis, NFL.com's Bucky Brooks believes, "With rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill capable of picking apart single coverage on the outside, the Dolphins have just enough balance to make life difficult for any potential playoff opponents." READ: SUPER BOWL CONTENDERS

Analysis: Tannehill should have no problem picking apart a Tennessee secondary which is tied for allowing a league-worst 20 touchdowns through the air. Depending on your other options, he could make a solid spot-start.

Tannehill (quadriceps/knee) is practicing in full this week, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

Analysis: Although he's wearing a brace on his left knee, Tannehill is expected to play Sunday without any restrictions.

Tannehill (quad) completed 22-of-38 passes for 290 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Colts.

Analysis: Tannehill fought through his injured leg and delivered his second-best yardage day of his career. He's now gone four straight games without an interception (one was injury-shortened), although his season TD:INT ratio is still a subpar 5:6.

Hartline, Tannehill expected to play

NFL Network's Albert Breer reports that quarterback Ryan Tannehill, who is recovering from a knee and quadriceps injury, is expected to start at quarterback. Breer also reports that Tannehill's top wide receiver, Brian Hartline, is also expected to play barring a setback to his groin injury in warmups, according to a source that has spoken with the player. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Deploy both as needed today.

Ryan Tannehill: Suits Up Sunday

Tannehill (knee/quad) will start for the Dolphins on Sunday against the Colts, NFL.com's Albert Breer reports.

Analysis: Tannehill will tough it out Sunday, but if he suffers any in-game setbacks or is hampered significantly by his knee/quad issue, then the Dolphins won't hesitate to turn to backup Matt Moore.

The Dolphins expect Tannehill (knee/quad) to suit up Sunday against the Colts and he is likely to start the game, according to NFL Network's Albert Breer reports.

Analysis: Breer adds that Tannehill's availability is a pain tolerance issue and that the QB will be monitored pre-game. Matt Moore waits in the wings, in the event that Tannehill experiences any issues during warm-ups or any in-game setbacks if he does end up starting.

Colts a mixed bag vs. pass

The Miami Dolphins list wide receiver Brian Hartline (groin) and quarterback Ryan Tannehill (knee) as questionable. They should take the field against the Indianapolis Colts. FULL INJURY ROUNDUP

Analysis: Hartline has fallen off the map since his Week 4 breakout performance, scoring no more than 5.90 points in the two games he's played since then. While the Colts defense is ranked 7th against the pass, the unit has allowed 13 passing scores compared to just 2 interceptions. Both Hartline and Tannehill make for good spot plays if you find yourself in a bind this week.

Ryan Tannehill: Dolphins Cautiously Optimistic

Tannehill (knee/quad) is officially questionable for Sunday's game against the Colts, Ben Volin of the Palm Beach Post reports.

Analysis: Meanwhile, the Miami Herald reports that the Dolphins are cautiously optimistic that Tannehill -- who was limited at practice all week -- will play, but the final decision on his status will most likely not be determined until Saturday morning. Matt Moore waits in the wings in the event that Tannehill ends up being scratched or suffers any in-game setbacks Sunday.

Tannehill (quad) is practicing with a leg brace Friday for the third straight day, the Palm Beach Post's Brian Biggane reports.

Analysis: No word on what extent Tannehill is practicing, but he was limited Wednesday and Thursday. Tannehill sounded optimistic that he'd be able to play earlier in the week, and it sounds as if he's making progress. Tannehill has been getting the majority of the snaps throughout the week, which bodes well for his Week 9 status. We'll see if head coach Joe Philbin provides a further update following practice.

Coach Joe Philbin said that Tannehill (knee/quad) practiced on a limited basis Thursday and that the Miami coaching staff will evaluate the QB's injury "and make the best decision for the team" as Sunday's game against the Colts approaches, Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports.

Analysis: For his part, Tannehill -- who wore a brace and compression sleeve over his left knee at practice Thursday and has been receiving treatment several times a day -- stopped short of saying definitively that he will play this weekend. "Obviously I'm not 100 percent, but I felt good moving around," Tannehill said Thursday. "I'm just going to do everything I can to be ready." Meanwhile, Yahoo's Jason Cole is reporting that Tannehill has had his knee drained twice this week and is a 50-50 proposition to play Sunday. Matt Moore waits in the wings in the event that Tannehill is limited at all -- or unable to suit up -- this weekend.

Tannehill on track to play vs. Colts

Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill seems ready to start against the Indianapolis Colts this week. Tannehill took all of the first-team reps Thursday. He continues to wear a brace and compression sleeve over his left knee. FULL STORY

Analysis: The Colts are only allowing an average of 213 yards per game passing, but they have given up 13 scores through the air. If you're left without options due to the bye week, Tannehill could be a serviceable spot-start.

Tannehill (knee/quad) took all of Dolphins' first-team snaps during the media access portion of Thursday's practice, the Palm Beach Post reports.

Analysis: Though Tannehill (who was officially a limited participant Thursday) is still sporting a brace and compression sleeve over his left knee, which he is favoring some at this point, the expectation is that he will be able to start Sunday's game against the Colts.

Tannehill, who suffered a hyperextended left knee and thigh bruise this past Sunday, practiced Wednesday on a limited basis, the Palm Beach Post reports.

Analysis: Tannehill hopes to play Sunday at Indianapolis, but coach Joe Philbin noted that "all three quarterbacks worked" at practice Wednesday. As for Tannehill specifically, Philbin said that the Dolphins "will continue to monitor his progress throughout the course of the week."

Tannehill on track to start

Ryan Tannehill took first-team reps in the portion of practice open to the media in Miami on Wednesday, according to Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald. Tannehill suffered a hyperextended left knee and deep thigh bruise last week against the New York Jets. FULL REPORT

Analysis: The Colts are ranked seventh against the pass, allowing an average of just 213 yards passing per game. That said, they have also allowed 13 passing touchdowns.

Tannehill, who left this past Sunday's game with a bone bruise in his left knee as well as a deep thigh bruise, took snaps with the Dolphins' starters early on in individual drills at practice Wednesday, the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: That said, Matt Moore took snaps with the starting offense in team drills, with the report suggesting that Tannehill seemed slower in his drop-backs than usual Wednesday. The fact that he is practicing at all (albeit in a limited fashion) is a good sign, but Tannehill's availability for Sunday's game against the Colts presumably hinges on how well he responds to treatment this week and how he looks by the time Friday's final practice of the week rolls around.

Tannehill (quad/knee) was sporting a compression sleeve on his left leg at Wednesday's practice, but he appeared to be jogging around fine, Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports.

Analysis: Moreover, Tannehill took the first rep with the Dolphins' starting offense Wednesday, which bodes well for his chances of being available for Sunday's game against the Colts.

Ryan Tannehill: (Knee) MRI Shows No Structural Damage

The MRI on Tannehill's left knee Monday did not show any structural damage, but his status for Sunday's game against the Colts is uncertain at this early stage of the week, ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Tannehill is dealing with both a bruised quadriceps and a bone bruise in his knee, and if he is unable to go this weekend, then the Dolphins will turn to the capable Matt Moore on Sunday. More on Tannehill's practice participation/status as the week rolls along.

Tannehill (knee, quad) expects to be ready to play next week, according to the Palm Beach Post.

Analysis: Tannehill also stated that he could've come back into the game in an emergency situation. He will still undergo an MRI on Monday to make sure there isn't any serious damage, but for now it looks like Tannehill escaped serious injury.

Tannehill has a bruised left quad, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Analysis: Tannehill left early and was unable to return to Sunday's game against the Jets due to this injury. In relief, Matt Moore passed for 131 yards and a touchdown. Tannehill will have an MRI on Monday, but as of now, his availability going forward is uncertain.

Tannehill is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Jets with a left quad and knee issue.

Analysis: As a result, Matt Moore has stepped in at QB for the Dolphins with Tannehill banged up.

Ryan Tannehill: Left Knee Injury

Tannehill left Sunday's game against the Jets with a left knee injury and was replaced by Matt Moore.

Analysis: It's uncertain whether Tannehill will return to the game - he was spotted on the sidelines on an exercise bike, testing out his knee.

Tannehill riding hot-streak

In his Week 8 Predictions, Elliot Harrison notes; "Over the last three games, Ryan Tannehill has been pretty effective, posting a 95.8 passer rating and gaining an average of nearly 9 yards every time the ball leaves his hand." READ: WEEK 8 PREDICTIONS

Analysis: Even without Darrelle Revis, the Jets' secondary still ranks 9th against the pass, allowing an average of 217 yards passing per game with 8 TDs for the season.

Tannehill finished the game Sunday 21-29 for 185 yards and two touchdowns in a three point win over St. Louis.

Analysis: Granted, not the sexiest of numbers, but not to bad either, especially considering the Rams completely shut down the Miami running game forcing Tannehill to beat them. Which he did.

Tannehill on fast-track

After analyzing Ryan Tannehill's progress this season, Gregg Rosenthal notes that "I never expected Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill to be this good, this fast. This is not a case of "steady progress." He's growing up quickly. He's already better than a lot of starters in the league. He has a chance to be a great one." FULL AFC NORTH SURPRISES REPORT

Analysis: Tannehill serves as a good No. 2 QB in fantasy land, but you can only trust him based on the matchup. For those in keeper and dynasty leagues, he will be worth the roster spot given his quick progress.

Rams dominant versus pass

NFL.com's Elliot Harrison notes that "coming into the Week 5 bout with Arizona, the Rams held opposing quarterbacks to a sorry 64.8 passer rating, the lowest figure in the NFL." FULL POWER RANKINGS

Analysis: This ball-hawking defense has allowed just two touchdowns through the air while picking off eight passes. Their dominance should continue in Week 6 against a Dolphins offense which has only scored two passing TDs this season.

Tannehill (thumb) completed 17-of-26 passes for 223 yards Sunday against the Bengals.

Analysis: The Dolphins focused more on the running game Sunday, rushing 35 times versus only 26 passes, which helped to limit Tannehill's upside. Despite the fewer attempts, he still managed to connect with seven different receivers, led by Brian Hartline again.

Tannehill (thumb) is active for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

Analysis: Tannehill was added to the injury report Friday, despite a full practice, so it doesn't appear that his thumb issue, which is on his throwing hand, is that big of a deal.

Hartline in contract talks

Jeff Darlington reports the Miami Dolphins and Hartline have begun preliminary long-term contract talks. FULL REPORT

Analysis: Fantasy owners in keeper and dynasty leagues should be pleased. The move ensures the Dolphins don't repeat history and fail to realize they have an elite talent (see Wes Welker trade). It also means Hartline will continue to be Ryan Tannehill's top target for years to come. Try to snatch him up from unsuspecting fantasy owners if possible.

Ryan Tannehill: Added To Injury Report

Though he practiced fully, Tannehill was added to the Dolphins' Week 5 injury report Friday with a right (throwing) thumb injury, the team's official site reports.

Analysis: Tannehill is coming off a career-high 431-yard effort in Week 4, but the Bengals' depleted secondary is slowly getting healthier and it's not every week that Brian Hartline goes off for 253 receiving yards, as he did last Sunday. On that note though, it's clear that Tannehill and Hartline have developed a nice rapport, as the Dolphins seem to have some stability at the top of their post-Brandon Marshall receiving corps, now led by Hartline and Davone Bess.

Tannehill a name to watch

NFL Fantasy LIVE's Adam Rank believes Tannehill is a Week 5 sleeper candidate. FULL SLEEPERS LIST

Analysis: The Bengals have allowed the eighth-most points to fantasy quarterbacks this season, so RT1 could be used in a pinch.

Tannehill completed 26-of-41 passes for 431 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Cardinals. He also threw two interceptions and lost a fumble.

Analysis: An incredible output for the rookie, who was likely only starting in the deepest of fantasy leagues. His favorite receiver Sunday was Brian Hartline, who set a Dolphins record with 253 receiving yards (12 catches on 19 targets). The Arizona defense had done a very good job in previous weeks against good quarterbacks, so Tannehill's performance is nothing but shocking.

Hartline sets record

Ryan Tannehill threw for 431 yards to go with a touchdown and two interceptions Sunday. Brian Hartline set a Dolphins record with 253 yards on 12 catches.

Analysis: Hartline figures to be among the most sought-after waiver wire targets this week, and Tannehill is slowly becoming a legitimate No. 2 QB option.

Tannehill had a poor game Sunday only completing 16 of 36 passes for 196 yards in the overtime loss to the Jets.

Analysis: That being said, if the kicker doesn't miss two field goals, one in overtime, the Dolphins win the game. Tannehill is only completing a little over 50% of his passes on the season and his job would get immensely more difficult should RB Reggie Bush be forced to miss time with a knee injury.

Tannehill completed 18-of-30 passes for 200 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Raiders. He also added three carries for 14 yards and a rushing touchdown.

Analysis: A much better performance for Tannehill, who saw a few more openings Sunday thanks to big rushing performances from Reggie Bush and Lamar Miller. It will likely be much harder next week against the Jets' talented secondary.

The Dolphins are worried about the amount of passes that Tannehill has tipped at the line of scrimmage, according to the Palm Beach Post.

Analysis: Tannehill is 6-foot-4, so he certainly is tall enough to be able to avoid this problem, but he holds the ball at chest level while diagnosing a play. He then throws at shoulder level, which actually makes his throws seem like they are coming from a shorter quarterback. The Dolphins may work on this problem after the season, but there's probably not too much they can do about it now.

Tannehill was 20-36 for 219 yards and three interceptions in Sunday's thrashing by Houston.

Analysis: This really shouldn't have come as to much of a shock to anyone. Tannehill is a raw rookie who doesn't have much of a supporting cast. The Dolphins may have been better off sticking to their original plan which was to start one of their veteran QBs the first half of the season and let Tannehill learn from the bench.

Tannehill was 5-7 for 35 yards in Wednesday's loss to the Cowboys.

Analysis: Pre-season is now over and the fun will begin once the regular season begins for the Miami offense, or lack thereof. Tannehill seems destined to undergo severe growing pains in his rookie season. The Dolphins passing offense can best be described as a work in progress.

Tannehill finished his first pro start with 11 completions in 27 attempts for 112 yards and a pick.

Analysis: Not exactly the numbers Miami was hoping for but this is going to be a learning season for Tannehill and the Dolphins. The good thing is that he stated the game is slowing down for him and he wasn't confused, the bad, that still needs to translates into completions and points.

Ryan Tannehill: Named Dolphins' Starter

Coach Joe Philbin has announced that Tannehill has been named the Dolphins' starting quarterback to start the season, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel's Omar Kelly.

Analysis: It's a job that Tannehill was destined to have from the moment that the Dolphins selected him eighth overall this past April. Still, it took an injury to veteran David Garrard to accelerate the process. Tannehill possesses long-term potential due to his combination of athleticism, arm strength and intelligence, but the usual rookie growing pains, plus an uninspiring collection of wideouts to throw to out of the gate probably limit his short-term upside.

Tannehill was working with the first unit during the walk through Sunday, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel's Omar Kelly.

Analysis: This might not mean much of anything but it's worth noting. Tannehill hasn't impressed with his performance to date, no one else has either, but he does have command in the huddle and complete grasp of the playbook, and that may be enough for the coaching staff to name him the starting QB come Week One.

Tannehill completed 11-of-23 passes for 100 yards against Carolina on Friday.

Analysis: In his first preseason start, Tannehill did poorly at the beginning of the game but managed to make a few things happen later. Still, it's a very uneven effort at best. The Miami quarterback race is still very unclear.

Ryan Tannehill: Starting Friday

Tannehill will start Friday's preseason game against the Panthers, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Analysis: Tannehill played well in his professional debut last week, and the Dolphins are comfortable enough with his progress to give him a shot as the starter Friday. This does not guarantee that Tannehill will start the season opener, but it does put him in the lead to be behind center in Week 1.

Tannehill may start the second pre-season game versus Carolina on Friday, according to the Miami Herald's Armando Salguero.

Analysis: This certainly would not have happened without the injury to David Garrard. The Dolphins may want to figure out in short order if Tannehill can handle the starting job from day one. The next two weeks both in the games and practice will go a long way towards letting the coaching staff know in which direction they should go.

With Tannehill's performance Friday the push is going to be on for him to start from Week One, according to the Miami Herald.

Analysis: Tannehill already knows the offense better than Matt Moore having played in it last season, and if he is going to be even or outplay Moore during the pre-season, than there might not be a reason to have him wait until mid-season to start. David Garrard almsot certainly would've opened the season as the starter because he looked like the best QB in camp whereas Moore has yet to look better than Tannehill.

Tannehill was 14-of-21 for 167 yards and a touchdown in his NFL debut in Friday's preseason loss to Tampa Bay.

Analysis: Tannehill was just 3-of-7 in the first half and most of his production came against second- and third-string defensive players, but he still was impressive. He'll battle Matt Moore now for the starting job with David Garrard set to miss two to four weeks after knee surgery.

Tannehill was Miami's most effective quarterback in Saturday morning's practice, Miami Herald writer Armando Salguero reports.

Analysis: This isn't significant news as far as the Miami quarterback competition goes -- Matt Moore or David Garrard is still very likely to start for the Dolphins in Week 1. It is nice, though, to confirm that Tannehill is at least sometimes giving glimpses of the big potential he showed in college. The problem is that Tannehill is still inexperienced at quarterback due to his two-plus years at receiver at Texas A&M, and he has a reliable history at this point of looking spectacular one minute and all over the place the next. Basically, those keeping an eye on Tannehill need to keep in mind that he has bigger roadblocks ahead of him than most quarterbacks, and he's a project that could require more work than the typical top-10 pick at quarterback.

Tannehill could open the season as the second quarterback, according to the Palm Beach Post.

Analysis: Tannehill obviously would have to play very well during camp and during the pre-season for this scenario to take place. If this were to happen, the Dolphins could make whomever loses the starting job out of David Garrard and Matt Moore available for trade.

Tannehill is impressing receivers with speed and accuracy of his passes, according to the Palm Beach Post.

Analysis: Davone Bess and Legedu Naanee were the duo handing out the praises. Good to see that Tannehill came into camp sharp after signing two days in. Tannehill still can't practice in pads until Wednesday (CBA) but as of now looks to be what the Dolphins envisioned when they drafted him in the first round this past April.

Tannehill agreed to a four-year contract with the Dolphins on Saturday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Analysis: Tannehill will now report to camp, albeit without the fully guaranteed contract he was desiring. Tannehill will compete with David Garrard and Matt Moore for the starting job, though his inexperience makes it much more likely he will settle into a backup role once the season starts. The Tannehill signing leaves Justin Blackmon of the Jaguars and Kendall Wright of the Titans as the only unsigned first-round picks of the 2012 draft.

Tannehill still unsigned, not at camp, according to the Dolphins web site.

Analysis: Negotiations are still ongoing for the 8th overall pick in the 2012 draft. Doesn't really make much sense that the Dolphins haven't signed him yet seeing as though almost all of the other first round picks have signed. On the one hand this doesn't matter much as Tannehill was not on the running to start at QB to open the season, but every practice missed could push back his eventual start date, and if he were to hold out deep into camp well than you can just write off his rookie season.

Tannehill isn't currently in the running for the Dolphins' starting job, NFL.com reports.

Analysis: The report notes that unless things change in a hurry -- or injuries occur -- Tannehill will likely begin the season as the Dolphins' No. 3 quarterback. Still, after being selected eighth overall this past April, Tannehill is viewed as the team's QB of the future, but he won't be pressed into the starting job before he is ready, with experienced options David Garrard and Matt Moore on hand.

Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin said Friday that Tannehill will be given the same opportunity to win the starting quarterback job as Matt Moore and David Garrard, the Palm Beach Post reports.

Analysis: While this isn't big news, Tannehill estimates that he already knows "80 to 85 percent" of the team's playbook, as he was in new offensive coordinator Mike Sherman's offense at Texas A&M. Despite his familiarity with the offense, Philbin said that the decision will come down to "the decision-making, the accuracy, the playmaking ability."