Greg Jennings Released by Dolphins: Latest Details, Comments and Reaction

March 6, 2016   ·   Matt Fitzgerald   ·   Jump to comments

Veteran NFL receiver Greg Jennings became a cap casualty, when the Miami Dolphins released him on Saturday.
The Dolphins announced the noteworthy transaction involving the two-time Pro Bowler, who would have been a $5.5 million cap hit in 2016 and only costs $1.5 million in dead cap, per Spotrac.
Jennings saw limited action this past season and struggled to get on the same page with quarterback Ryan Tannehill when he was on the field. The 32-year-old made only 19 receptions on 36 targets with 208 yards receiving and one touchdown.
In an offseason interview with ESPN's First Take, Jennings said Tannehill didn't stack up with the top-tier signal-callers he'd played with during his heyday with the Green Bay Packers.
"I guess what I'm saying is he's far [from elite]," said Jennings of Tannehill, via ESPN.com's James Walker. "I'm being honest. None of us know...It's like he's been handcuffed. I've played with Brett [Favre], I've played with Aaron [Rodgers]. I've played w...

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