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Wallace was stuck in a West Coast system in Miami, which resulted in two seasons with weaker numbers than he produced in his heyday with the Steelers. His 12.8 yards-per-catch average with the Dolphins was a far cry from the 17.2 he achieved previously. He caught 12 passes of 20-plus yards in Miami after snagging 44 in four years with Pittsburgh.
For a receiver that was clocked at 4.33 in the 40 in 2009, those statistics in Miami are unworthy of his speed. He is seeking a quarterback that can fire the ball downfield and will be given the freedom to do so. He is hoping it's Teddy Bridgewater. Offensive coordinator Norv Turner is vowing to cut the offense loose, which pleases Wallace.
"I think it's more so [like] my first four years, he told ESPN. "It's a vertical offense, [rather] than a short, West Coast offense. You go down the field a lot more here, more what I'm accustomed to."
"Without a doubt, I'm the fastest player in the NFL," Wallace said. "If somebody feels foggy about that, we can [race]. I'm never going to back down from competition."
Wallace was recently acquired in a trade with the Dolphins. He struggled to connect on the deep ball with Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill during the last two seasons, but he expects that to change with the Vikings.
"The last couple of years I haven't been able to showcase my separation, but I'm positive that it will happen now," Wallace said.
Despite apologizing for his actions during the season finale, Wallace was still traded to the Vikings for a fifth-round pick.
Failing to live up to expectations with two consecutive seasons below 1,000 yards, the Dolphins have traded Wallace and a seventh-round pick to the Vikings for a fifth-round pick, CBSSports.com's Jason La Canfora confirmed.
ESPN was the first to report the story.
Wallace will now join a receiving group that already features Cordarrelle Patterson and will have second-year quarterback Teddy Bridgewater throwing him the ball.
La Canfora also reports that no changes are expected to Wallace's contract upon arrival.
Wallace caught 67 passes for 862 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2014. He signed a five-year, $60 million deal with the Dolphins in 2013.
Earlier in the offseason, the team looked into trading the receiver, who was benched for the second half of the season finale after a halftime argument.
Unable to reach a deal with another team, it appeared Wallace would stick with the Dolphins. However, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that Friday's trade for Kenny Stills has put Wallace back on the trading block.
The Dolphins have room under the cap to keep both Stills and Wallace.
"Like I said, I am willing to help out the team, but at the same time I'm not about to do nothing crazy either," Wallace said. "I'll definitely help the team out, but it has to be reasonable -- what I feel is reasonable."
When asked what he felt was reasonable, he said: "I don't know. I have to see what exactly what my agent and the team is talking about and whatever I feel is reasonable. It's not set like this is what it is. If we come to an agreement, I'm with it. Like I said, I'm not about to do something too crazy. I still have a family that comes first."
Wallace has failed to reach 1,000 yards with the Dolphins in either season after recording that mark twice with the Steelers in his first four NFL seasons. Last season, he turned 115 targets into 67 catches for 862 yards and 10 touchdowns. It was the first time he has scored 10 times in a season since 2010.
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"Right now, he's been talking to them," Burnell Wallace said. "He thinks he's going to stay there. He doesn't have a problem staying. [But] they really don't know. I really can't give you a definitive answer."
Wallace, who signed a five-year, $60 million contract with the Dolphins prior to the 2013 regular season, was the third highest-paid receiver in the league in 2014 behind only Percy Harvin and Calvin Johnson. He is owed a $3 million roster bonus on March 14.
Wallace hasn't lived up to expectations in relation to his big contract, and was benched in the final game of the 2014 season after reportedly getting in a halftime argument with team personnel. He has failed to reach 1,000 yards with the Dolphins in either season after recording that mark twice with the Steelers in his first four NFL seasons.
The Dolphins can save $6.9 million by cutting Wallace in the offseason, but his quarterback has his back.
Ryan Tannehill told the Miami Herald he settled any issues with Wallace after the tumultuous final game. "We cleared the air," Tannehill said. "There's no problem there."
Despite that, Tannehill isn't sure if Wallace will return.
"I like Mike," he told the Palm Beach Post. "He's a talented player and we'll see what happens. It's tough to lose a guy that works hard day in and day out at practice, but at the end of the day it's a reminder that it's a business. It doesn't matter the kind of player you are or the type of relationship you have, it comes down to numbers."
According to CBSSports.com NFL Insider Jason La Canfora, Wallace has interest in potentially returning to the Steelers. Of course, the Steelers would have to decide if they'd be willing to take on a contract that's going to have a $12.1 million cap figure for 2015.
Wallace has underperformed in relation to the five-year, $60 million contract he signed before the 2013 season. He's failed to reach 1,000 yards with the Dolphins in either season after recording that mark twice with the Steelers in his first four NFL seasons.
Wallace, who signed a five-year, $60 million contract with the Dolphins prior to the 2013 regular season, was the third highest-paid receiver in the league behind only Percy Harvin and Calvin Johnson. A resolution on Wallace's future won't likely come until $3 million of his salary becomes guaranteed on March 15.
According to Omar Kelly of the Sun Sentinel, the Dolphins aren't interested in restructuring the final three years and $32.9 million left on Wallace's contract.
"Mike is a guy who is under contract for now. We're discussing all our options," executive vice president of football operations Mike Tannenbaum said on 940 AM WINZ Thursday morning, via the Sentinel. "Coach [Joe] Philbin, [owner Steve] Ross, Dennis [Hickey] and myself, we've talked. For now Mike is under contract, and we'll see where things go from there."
In two seasons with the Dolphins, Wallace totaled a combined 1,792 yards and 15 touchdowns. But after recording two 1,000-plus seasons in four years with the Steelers, Wallace has yet to crack the 1,000-yard threshold with Miami. He hasn't lived up to expectations in Miami, and was benched in the final game of the 2014 season after reportedly getting in a halftime argument with team personnel.
In two seasons with the Dolphins, Wallace totaled a combined 1,792 yards and 15 touchdowns. But after recording two 1,000-plus seasons in four years with the Steelers, Wallace has yet to do so with Miami.
Wallace signed a five-year, $60 million contract with the Dolphins prior to the 2013 regular season. Wallace has not met expectations in his first two years with the franchise. This fact caught the eye of Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, who made an unprovoked comment about Wallace's contract at a press conference on Tuesday.
"Mike Wallace got $10 million [per year]," Bisciotti said. "I don't think anybody thinks that was a good deal.
Miami has talked to Wallace's camp about the idea of taking a paycut next season. According to Jackson, a resolution won't likely come until his $3 million of his salary becomes guaranteed on March 15. Wallace had 67 catches for 862 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2014, but he was benched in the final game after reportedly getting in a halftime argument with team personnel. He will count $12.1 million against the salary cap next season.
Hartline signed a five-year, $30.775 million contract in 2013. His current cap number for 2015 is $7.3 million. He is coming off a disappointing season where he caught only 39 passes for 474 yards and two scores. Gibson's cap number for 2015 is $4.3 million. Both Hartline and Gibson have not been told what Miami plans to do with them.
Wallace's omission could be interpreted as a sign that the team isn't sure of his future as a Dolphin.
Wallace had 67 catches for 862 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2014, but he was benched in the final game after reportedly getting in a halftime argument with team personnel. He will count $12.1 million against the salary cap next season.
The Miami Herald reported Dolphins general manager Dennis Hickey met with Wallace for dinner recently, with Hickey saying that the two "had a good conversation."
"Always feel like we have an open door with all of our players," Hickey said.
However, Hickey is remaining non-committal with what the Dolphins plan to do with Wallace at this time.
Wallace signed a five-year, $60 million deal with Miami in 2013. In 2014, Wallace recorded 67 catches for 862 yards and 10 touchdowns.
The report adds that it's "highly questionable" whether Wallace would be open to a restructured deal. The receiver met with general manager Dennis Hickey recently and reportedly wants to make things work in Miami. However, he carries a $12.1 million cap hit for 2015, and $3 million of his 2015 salary becomes guaranteed on March 14. The Dolphins would take a $6.6-million cap hit by releasing Wallace, creating $5.5 million in cap room.
Wallace caught 67 passes for 862 yards while scoring 10 touchdowns in 2014.
Wallace brings a $12.1 million cap hit in 2015 and after his 2014 season ended with him on the bench, his roster status with the Dolphins is not guaranteed. However, a close friend of Wallace said he wants to make it work in Miami.
Wallace tied his career high with 10 touchdowns but posted just 862 receiving yards.
Wallace's status with the team has been in question since he was benched for the second half of the 2014 season finale against the Jets because he reportedly challenged the coaches on their playcalling and gameplan at halftime.
Wallace is scheduled to earn $9.9 million in 2015, with $3 million of his salary guaranteed if he's on the roster the first week of March.
Wallace finished the 2014 season with 67 catches for 862 yards and 10 touchdowns in 16 games. The 10 touchdowns tied a career high. However, he finished with less than 1,000 receiving yards for a third straight season.
Sources told the Sun-Sentinel that coach Joe Philbin benched Wallace for the second half of the 2014 season finale against the Jets because he challenged the coaches on their playcalling and gameplan at halftime.
"I want to go down there and be a good listener," Tannenbaum told WQAM. "Two sides to every story."
"We'll make the most responsible decision for us possible," Tannenbaum said.
However, he doesn't know if the team will want him, according to the Sun Sentinel.
"I'm not the general manager or anything, or the head coach," Wallace said. "I'm not sure."
He signed a five-year, $60 million contract in 2013 with Miami and releasing him would cost $5.2 million against the cap next year.
Wallace had 67 receptions for 862 yards in 2014, down from the 73 catches for 930 yards he posted in 2013. However, Wallace doubled his touchdown output, going from five to 10 in 2014.
Wallace showed some frustrations throughout the season for the lack of big plays in the aerial attack. He still managed to lead the team in yards (862), receiving touchdowns (10) and was second in receptions (67) this season. He is due to make $9.85 million next season.
Wallace reportedly told head coach Joe Philbin he no longer wanted to play in the game after tight end Charles Clay caught a touchdown at the end of the first half. Wallace did not make an appearance the rest of the contest, and was held without a catch during the game. He received just one target.
Wallace finished the season with 67 catches for 872 yards and 10 scores. Wallace is under contract for three more seasons.
Wallace was only targeted once and was on the bench for the entire second half. After the game, Wallace refused to answer any questions, having teammate Brandon Gibson answer for him, reports the NFL Network.
Linebacker Jelani Jenkins (foot), defensive end Derrick Shelby (ankle) and tackle Dallas Thomas (foot) were labeled as questionable. Tight end Charles Clay (hamstring, knee), cornerback Cortland Finnegan (ankle, knee), linebacker Jonathan Freeny (hamstring), safety Don Jones (shoulder), linebacker Koa Misi (hamstring, knee), defensive tackle Earl Mitchell (back), defensive tackle Jared Odrick (ankle), running back Daniel Thomas (knee) and wide receiver Mike Wallace (back) were all deemed probable.
The two touchdown catches from 16 and 7 yards was Wallace's first multiple touchdown game as a Dolphin. Wallace now has 10 touchdowns on the season which he also accomplished in 2010. Wallace was targeted five times and caught all five passes for 58 yards.
The Dolphins host the Jets Week 17.
Wallace came down with an acrobatic 32-yard touchdown reception with five seconds remaining in the first half. He was targeted seven times and finished with five catches for 104 yards and a score in a 41-13 defeat. His last 100-yard came Dec. 15, 2013 against New England.
Wallace has 62 receptions for 804 yards and seven touchdowns on the year. He'll have two games to crack the 1,000-yard mark for the first time since 2011 with the Steelers, starting Week 16 vs. Minnesota and Week 17 vs. N.Y. Jets.
Wallace had 104 yards in the game, his first 100-yard performance of the season, and much of it came via the deep ball. Connecting on passes over the top has been something Tannehill and Wallace have struggled with, but 82 of Wallace's 104 yards came on two receptions, including a 32-yard touchdown that saw Wallace actually go up and fight for a score.
For a player with Wallace's speed, his time in Miami has been characterized by a surprising lack of big plays. He has yet to break a play of 60-plus yards since joining the Dolphins, something he did in three of his first four seasons. Though Sunday's effort was a good sign, it might be too little too late for Fantasy owners to trust Wallace. Heading into Week 16 against the Vikings, Wallace is a tough player to rely on.
Tight end Charles Clay (hamstring, knee) was the only player on the report deemed questionable. He was a limited participant all week leading up to Sunday.
Meanwhile, the following players were labeled as probable: Wide receiver Brian Hartline (knee), tackle Ja'Wuan James (neck), linebacker Jelani Jenkins (shoulder), center Samson Satele (ribs), wide receiver Mike Wallace (chest) and safety Jimmy Wilson (hamstring).
In Week 13 against the Jets Monday, Jarvis Landry once again led the team in receptions, with eight, however, he had just 68 yards to show for it. That was one fewer yard than Mike Wallace had on six catches, as both were targeted 11 times in the game. Brandon Gibson and Brian Hartline had just 17 and 9 yards respectively, in the win.
The Dolphins like the spread the ball around, and don't really have a traditional No. 1 receiver as a result. Entering Week 13, Wallace had played just 74.3 percent of the team's offense snaps, while Hartline led the way with 80.3 percent and Landry and Gibson came in at 58.7 and 41.4 percent. On any given week, any one of these four receivers can find the end zone or rack up decent yardage totals, but it's awfully hard to rely on any of them with the Fantasy playoffs looming.
Wallace drew 11 targets, tied with Jarvis Landry for the team lead. Wallace has seven touchdown grabs and no 100-yard games entering Week 14 against the Ravens.
Tight end Charles Clay (hamstring/knee), cornerback Cortland Finnegan (ankle) and offensive lineman Nate Garner (illness) are listed as doubtful.
Offensive lineman Ja'Wuan James (neck) was the one player listed as questionable and Daryn Colledge, Rishard Matthews, Lamar Miller, Samson Satele and Mike Wallace are probable for Week 13.
Wallace had been dealing with a calf issue last week, but played Sunday in Denver. Misi has been working through an ankle ailment.
The touchdown prevented Wallace from a truly dismal performance with Wallace catching four passes on five targets for 35 yards. It was Wallace's seventh touchdown catch of the season. In 2013, Wallace accounted for five touchdown receptions. In Week 13, the Dolphins play at the New York Jets.
Miami will be without the services of Jonathan Freeny after missing practice the entire week because of a hamstring injury. The team also labeled Charles Clay (knee, hamstring) and Cortland Finnegan (ankle) as doubtful. Daryn Colledge (back) and Lamar Miller (shoulder, knee) were deemed questionable.
Meanwhile, the following players were ruled as probable: Jarvis Landry (shoulder), Koa Misi (ankle), Mike Pouncey (hip), Kelvin Sheppard (hip, groin), Ryan Tannehill (left shoulder), Jordan Tripp (chest), Mike Wallace (calf) and Jimmy Wilson (hamstring).
According to Wallace, the blame should be placed on the players and not on offensive coordinator Bill Lazor, per the Sun Sentinel.
"We keep leaving touchdowns on the field week after week, after week. Same story," Wallace said, "Coach (Lazor) is calling good plays, getting us in good positions, and we have to execute better. We keep doing it every week."
Wallace was targeted a team-high sevent times, and wound up with four catches for 38 yards. Though his performance was less than optimal, Wallace did finish third on the team in receiving during the contest. He'll look for more Week 12 against the Broncos.
The Dolphins used Wallace on an end-around which turned out to be a 3-yard swing pass for a touchdown in the third quarter. He was targeted eight times and finished the game with a team-high 51 yards and a score. He has 35 catches for 519 yards and six scores on the year.
He'll look to get back in the end zone Week 11 against the Bills. In his last meeting, he caught five of eight passes thrown his way for 56 yards and a score.
Wallace had a few chances to score in Week 8 against the Chargers, specifically on Miami's second drive of the second half, but failed to come up with the touchdown. As a result, he finished the game with just 5 Fantasy points, his second straight game with that total, as he has been held out of the end zone in consecutive games for the first time all season.
Wallace has yet to score fewer than 5 Fantasy points in a game, but has also failed to record more than 81 yards receiving in eight contests. He has a consistent workload and has yet to post a true dud, but he also has a somewhat limited upside if he doesn't get into the end zone.
He might have a tough time doing that in Week 10, against a Lions defense that has allowed just three touchdowns to wide receivers all season. Consider him a low-end starting Fantasy option next week.
Wallace came down with a 5-yard catch on the opening drive and a 38-yard grab in the second quarter. He hauled in a 7-yard grab in the fourth quarter for his only catch of the second half. He was targeted eight times and finished with three catches for 50 yards. He has 35 catches for 468 yards and five touchdowns on the season.
Miami will face Detroit in Week 10.
Wallace also claimed his sentiment and choice of words were not designed to fire up the passing offense, which ranks 25th in the NFL.
"That really wasn't my intention," he told the Palm Beach Post. "Y'all asked me a question and I told y'all my honest answer. That's really what it is. I don't look at stuff in the media or whatever to get me fired up. I get fired up because that's what we do. We love to play the game and you just want to go out and be the best player you can be."
Wallace later added that the Dolphins need to step up their deep passing game. The speedster who specializes in catching the deep ball had just two catches for 59 yards against the Jaguars. He also had his three-game scoring streak snapped.
Wallace was targeted seven times in the passing game, but hauled in just two passes for 59 yards, the bulk of which came on a single 50-yard catch. He almost finished the game with nearly nothing on the stat sheet, as the long reception was initially called an incompletion before the referees changed the call.
This game was a perfect example of just how precariously thin the margin for Wallace's success is. He has topped 75 yards in receiving just once in seven games, and has been almost entirely touchdown-dependent for Fantasy value. If he doesn't find the end zone in any given week, you really won't be getting much out of him.
Wallace is still a worthwhile starting option most weeks, but you have to accept that he remains an all-or-nothing player. He will try to get back to the end zone in Week 9 against a Chargers defense that has shut out opposing receivers in five of eight games so far.
Wallace was held without a grab in the first half, and came down with an impressive 50-yard reception late in the third quarter for his first reception of the afternoon. He caught a 9-yard pass from Ryan Tannehill on the ensuing drive in the fourth quarter for his final catch of the day. He was targeted seven times and finished with two receptions for 59 yards in a 27-13 victory.
He has 418 receiving yards and five scores through seven games. He'll look to get back in the end zone Week 9 at home against San Diego.
Wallace came down with a 10-yard catch in the back of the end zone for a touchdown in the second quarter. He was targeted eight times and finished as the team's second-leading receiver, compiling 46 yards on five catches in a 27-14 victory. Wallace has scored in all but one of his first six games. He has 359 receiving yards on the year.
Wallace will look to extend his scoring streak to four games in Week 8 at Jacksonville.
Overall, Wallace has largely been the same player he was a year ago; he has yet to post a 100-yard performance and is on pace for only seven more receptions and 27 more yards than a year ago. However, he has become Ryan Tannehill's top red zone target and has already matched last season's total, which was a season-low.
We figured Wallace was in line for a more productive season this time around, but there is reason to think he may not be able to keep this pace up. Prior to this season, he recorded a touchdown on 12.0 percent of his career catches, a rate that is up to 16.7 so far.
The Dolphins are certainly going to keep looking Wallace's way, but he may not be able to keep up this scoring pace. Nearly half of Wallace's 62 Fantasy points have come from touchdowns, so if he finds himself held out of the end zone for a few games, his value could take a big hit. Now might be the perfect time to sell high on Wallace.
The exceptions are wide receiver Brandon Gibson (hamstring), who is doubtful, and cornerback Cortland Finnegan (neck) and guard Shelley Smith (knee), who are questionable.
The offensive probables are tackle Branden Albert (shoulder), tight end Charles Clay (knee), running back Lamar Miller (foot), center Samson Satele (fibula) and wideout Mike Wallace (foot).
The defensive probables are linebackers Jelani Jenkins (abdomen), Koa Misi (ankle) and Philip Wheeler (shoulder) and tackles Anthony Johnson (shoulder) and Randy Starks (back).
Wallace came down with a 5-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Tannehill in the fourth quarter. He caught five of the nine passes thrown his way for 67 yards and a score in a 27-24 victory. He has scored in all but one of his first five games this season. He has 313 receiving yards on the year.
The Dolphins will travel to Chicago to face the Bears in Week 7.
Mike Wallace, Lamar Miller and Charles Clay were all listed on the injury report, but are considered probable. Clay has been dealing with a knee injury all season, but was able to practice in full. Wallace and Miller have foot injuries.
But the Dolphins won that game going away, let's not forget, and as a result, quarterback Ryan Tannehill attempted a season-low 31 passes compared to 43 in Week 3 and 49 in Week 2.
Moreover, Wallace wasn't used as much as usual with no need to stretch the field. He played less than half the Dolphins' snaps after playing about three-fourths of them the first three weeks.
So most likely, Wallace's low number of targets in Week 4 was just a product of circumstances and not the start of a trend. Chances are the Dolphins won't have as big of a lead against the Packers in Week 6 and will have to throw the ball just to keep pace.
Considering Wallace averaged 10.3 targets the first three weeks, I like his chances of making an impact.
Wallace caught a 16-yard pass from Ryan Tannehill to convert a third down on the final play of the first quarter. A couple of plays later he caught a screen pass and took it 13 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter. He finished with three catches for 35 yards and a touchdown on four targets in a 38-14 victory.
Wallace has found the end zone three times through his first four games and is already two scores away from matching last year's total.
The Dolphins have a bye next week before hosting the Packers in Week 6.
Wallace also ran an end-zround for 12 yards in the first quarter, his only carry of the afternoon. He caught a 30-yard pass on a playaction play in the second quarter for his longest reception.He had four catches for 60 yards in the first half, but finished with five catches for 74 yards on 12 targets in a 34-15 defeat.
Wallace has 211 receiving yards and two scores through three games. He will look to get back in the end zone against the Raiders in London in Week 4.
He's excelled despite coverage from Darrelle Revis and Stephon Gilmore, and he has at least eight targets in each outing.
The Chiefs have already allowed three receivers to reach double digits in Fantasy points in a standard league with Kendall Wright in Week 1 and Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders in Week 2.
If Wallace can once again be a focal point of the passing attack then he should come through with another quality outing at home.
For a complete list of Week 3 options, read my latest Start 'Em and Sit 'Em.
Wallace was targeted eight times and caught five passes for 56 yards to the lead team on a day when the passing game wasn't really clicking. He made scored the team's only touchdown in the third quarter, as he made a one-handed grab to secure a 7-yard touchdown.
Wallace has 137 yards on 12 receptions and two touchdowns in the first two games of the season, and will try to extend his scoring streak to three games in Week 3 against the Chiefs.
Despite being limited every day of the week in practice as a result of the injury, Wallace is officially considered probable for Sunday's game.
Wallace is dealing with a hamstring injury. There's a sense that Wallace will play despite the lack of work in practice. The Dolphins are set to take on the Bills Week 2.
"I tweaked my hamstring kind of early in the game so I was kind of on half a leg," he told the Palm Beach Post after the game. "So it kind of hard for me to build up the power I wanted to and I couldn't run as far as I wanted to but I gave it everything I could to fight for this team."
Wallace hauled in seven of 11 passes thrown his way for 81 yards and a touchdown. The injury does not appear serious enough to cause him problems in Week 2 against the Bills.
The duo failed to hook up on any long receptions, but Wallace was still productive overall Sunday. He hauled in seven of the 11 passes thrown his way in the win for 81 yards, with a long of 22. He found the end zone once on a 14-yard pass in the third quarter as the Dolphins worked their way back from an early deficit.
Wallace and Tannehill had trouble hooking up in their first year together, but Sunday's performance provides plenty of reason for optimism. The Dolphins' next game comes in Week 2 in Buffalo next Sunday.
Wallace told The Miami Herald he is excited for the chance to matchup with new Patriots defensive back Darrelle Revis, though that might just be because he doesn't have much history against him. Wallace put up seven catches for 102 yards in a 2010 matchup against Revis' Jets, but was held to just one catch for 6 yards in a matchup in the postseason that year.
The Dolphins' offense this season is expected to line Wallace up all over the field to take advantage of his speed, but he is sure to find himself matched up with Revis plenty. Our Jamey Eisenberg hit Wallace with the "Sit 'Em" tag for Week 1, and neither he nor Dave Richard has Wallace among the top-36 wide receivers for Sunday's game.
Turn to better matchups if you have them to open the season.
"It's going to come," Wallace told ESPN.com. "It's going to present itself again in two weeks (during the regular season). We're going to have a lot more opportunities. Hopefully, we can cash in and get a lot more touchdowns than last year."
"Grinding is what he is doing more of now," Prisco wrote. "He stays after practice to work on the JUGS machine. He has added five pounds of muscle to get stronger, yet says he hasn't dropped any of his speed.
"The route running is better, more precise," Prisco added. "The adjustment of being on a new team, playing with new players, is also behind him."
Wallace will move around the formation and run more than go routes under new coordinator Bill Lazor. "This offense gives me the chance to run every single route in the route tree," Wallace said. "I get to move around. I like the speed of the offense."
The paper said the injury is not serious, but "obviously slows the growth of Wallace's and quarterback Ryan Tannehill's ability to team up on dynamic long passes."
Wallace had 930 yards and five touchdowns in his first season with the Dolphins in 2013 but is expected to be a little more prolific playing in the team's new and improved fast-break offense.
"I love it," Wallace told the Sun-Sentinel. "He just brings a different type of excitement to the table. I love [former OC Mike] Sherman, but coach Lazor's a real different type of guy. So I'm really excited about it."
"I might get back there for kickoff returns," Wallace said. "I just want to be on the field making an impact for my team. I've always wanted to return kicks ever since I've been in the NFL."
Wallace returned kicks in the preseason when he was a Steeler, but there'e been no indication Miami will use him that way in the preseason or regular season, according to NFL.com. "At this point of my career, I just want to get the ball in my hands and make some plays," Wallace said.
According to ESPN, there's no visual evidence of an improvement. Over seven practices open to the media including the team's recent three-day minicamp, Tannehill has failed to connect with Wallace. He's tried but misfired.
The team, including the receiver involved, insists that it's a non-issue.
"(You) haven't been here. ... We hit those, about three or four of them so far," Wallace said. "Me and him haven't personally thrown that many. If we've thrown like six, we've hit on like four."
ESPN also notes that Wallace "appears determined" to have a big year. He's put in extra time after practice to work on his hands and received praise from his head coach, Joe Philbin, who said he's "doing the little things that can make the difference when the season comes around."
That flexibility is one reason why Wallace is clearly in "better spirits" this year, the paper said.
"I didn't feel like I knew what was going on" last season, Wallace told the Palm Beach Post. "It's still new, just because it's a new offense, but at the same time I feel a lot more comfortable."
Wallace and Tannehill have worked out together throughout the offseason, hoping to build better chemistry and timing.
Landry could compete to be the No. 3 receiver for the Dolphins this year behind Mike Wallace and Brian Hartline. He could challenge Brandon Gibson, Rishard Matthews and Armon Binns for playing time right away.
Landry had a big season in 2013 with 77 catches for 1,193 yards and 10 touchdowns. He isn't overly fast (he ran a 4.77 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine), but he does have good hands and is physical.
"My style: Big-play offense," Wallace said, referring to first-year coordinator Bill Lazor's system. "I see Ryan [Tannehill is] excited about it. He's called me about eight, nine times.
"I just want to make some plays for my team," Wallace continued. "Go out and make some plays for my team and have a much better year than last year. We can't have the kind of year we had last year. We need to be on the same page."
Wallace caught a career-high 73 passes last season, but set career lows in yards per catch (12.7) and touchdowns (5).
LaCanfora reports that "through conversations with numerous decision-makers from other clubs ... Miami looks to retool its roster under a new regime." He writes that the Dolphins need to revamp their offensive line, possibly by moving up the draft board to land an offensive tackle.
Sources close to Wallace and Wake expressed a belief that a trade would not be a shock this offseason, though Wallace's hefty contract would limit his options.
Wallace said the two need to "get the deep ball going." He added that he should have had 15 to 20 more touchdowns last season. "If you press me, you have no shot to cover me," Wallace said. "Once I get you to stop your feet, it's over." Wallace said he would like to get together with Tannehill each month of the offseason to work on their chemistry.
Wallace's five receptions gave him 73 for the season, besting his previous career-high from 2011. He managed to pick up just 25 yards on those five receptions, though one of them went for a 5-yard touchdown in the second quarter, his fifth of the season.
Wallace finished the season with 930 yards on 73 receptions, his second straight year finishing below 1,000 yards.
Hartline leads the team with 978 receiving yards on the season, with Wallace right behind him at 905. If both players reach 1,000 yards, they will become the first Dolphins duo to do so since 1991, and just the third to do so in the team's history.
Wallace has the tougher road ahead of him to reach the milestone, with 95 yards in front of him. All Hartline has to do is replicate his performance against the Jets in Week 13 (127 yards), while Wallace needs to do a bit more than his seven-catch, 82-yard showing in that game.
Few teams throw the ball more than the Dolphins, and the Jets have proven vulnerable against the pass, so both players have a good chance to put up numbers. Against a Jets defense that allows the ninth-most Fantasy points to opposing wide receivers, both Hartline and Wallace have value for Fantasy purposes. Consider Wallace a solid starter, while Hartline remains more of a low-end choice.
Wallace hauled in four of the 11 passes thrown his way for 38 yards. He was not the only one to struggle in the game, as the Dolphins' offense managed just 103 total yards in the shutout loss.
Wallace hasn't been exactly what the Dolphins hoped for in signing him to a big free-agency contract, but he could still finish with 1,000-plus yards on the season. He enters Week 17 against the Jets with 68 receptions for 905 yards and four touchdowns.
Wallace has three touchdowns over the last four games, and is averaging 83.3 yards per game in that span. He had a solid performance against the Bills the last time these two teams faced off, hauling in five passes for 76 yards, who hopefully he can keep that up against a defense that allows the eighth-most Fantasy points per game to opposing wide receivers.
Given how poorly he started the season, Fantasy owners might be hesitant to trust Wallace in a big game. However, all three of our Fantasy experts have Wallace ranked in the top-25 for wide receivers for Week 16, so he can be considered a solid starting Fantays option.
Wallace, who had just two receptions for 19 yards last week, was considerably more productive Sunday. He hauled in six of nine passes thrown his way for 105 yards, including a 39-yard touchdown at the end of the second quarter.
Wallace has been a disappointment in his first season in Miami, but a strong second-half push has him within striking distance of a 1,000-yard season. He enters Week 16 against the Bills with 64 receptions for 867 yards and four touchdowns.
Wallace was held to just two receptions for 19 yards, after totaling 209 yards and two touchdowns in his previous two games. He will try to turn it around against a solid passing defense that held him to just 41 yards on three receptions in Week 8.
Opposing wide receivers are averaging just 20.5 Fantasy points per game against the Patriots this season, good for 13th in the league. In spite of that, they have had a number of high-profile blowups against No. 1 receivers in recent weeks. Andre Johnson (121 yards), Demaryius Thomas (41 yards, one touchdown) and Josh Gordon (151 yards, one touchdown) have all found success against New England over the last three weeks.
Despite a matchup that might offer some potential, Wallace's inconsistent play makes him a risky Fantasy start in Week 15.
Wallace's run of solid play came to an end, as he was held to just two catches for 19 yards. His scoring streak came to an end at two games, leaving him with just three in his first season since joining the Dolphins on a big free agent contract.
Wallace was showing signs of coming around in recent weeks, and will try to get back on track in Week 15. The Dolphins face the Patriots next Sunday.
"I already know how my welcome is going to be -- it's not going to be too pretty," Wallace said after Tuesday's practice. "I'm looking forward to it, though. It's exciting."
Wallace enters the week riding his best two-game stretch of the season. He has 12 receptions for 209 yards and two touchdowns in the last two weeks, and now gets to face a Steelers secondary that has struggled recently.
Four of the Steelers' last five opponents have racked up at least 24 Fantasy points from the receiving crops, a feat that was matched just once in the first seven games of the season. During this five-game stretch, opposing wideouts are averaging 29.8 Fantasy points per game, a mark that would lead the league for a full season.
Wallace has been a pretty big disappointment in his first season in Miami, but his recent play is encouraging. Consider him a solid starting Fantasy option for Week 14.
Coming off a breakout, 127-yard performance, Wallace hauled in seven passes for 82 yards Sunnday. Wallace scored his touchdown from 28 yards out, after he broke a tackle and scampered into the end zone. He brought in all but two of the nine passes thrown his way.
Wallace has 743 yards on the season, 209 of which have come over the last two weeks. He enters Week 14 against the Steelers with three touchdowns on the season.
"He definitely is. He's a threat for all snaps. He's their go-to-guy and he's someone we got to make sure we have eyes on at all times," Reed said.
Reed is particularly vulnerable to deep attacks, as he gave up a long touchdown pass in Week 12. The Jets' passing defense has been an issue for much of the season, and they allow 182.8 yards per game to opposing wide receivers. Additionally, only five teams give up more Fantasy points per game to opposing wide receivers than the Jets, who have surrendered 25.3 per contest.
Wallace has been a big-time disappointment this season, so Fantasy owners are obviously hesitant to trust him. Still, given the improved chemistry he showed with Ryan Tannehill last week, he might be worth the risk with a good matchup on the way.
Wallace hit two plays of 50-plus yards, one of which went for a 53-yard touchdown in the first half. The Panthers' secondary had great trouble keeping Wallace in front of them all day, and he and quarterback Ryan Tannehill probably left at least one additional touchdown on the board as they continue to struggle to get on the same page on deep passes.
Wallace still finished with his best game of the season, with five catches for a season-high 127 yards and a touchdown. He enters Week 13 against the Jets with 661 yards and 49 catches, with two touchdowns in his first season in Miami.
Wallace has not recorded a 100-yard game in his last five, and doesn't have a touchdown since the second week of the season, and neither trend looks unlikely to change. The Panthers have not allowed a touchdown or a 100-yard game to an opposing wide receiver since Week 2 against the Bills,
Wallace and quarterback Ryan Tannehill have simply struggled to get on the same page, and they face one of the toughest passing defenses in the league. Wallace is an extremely risky starting Fantasy option for Week 12.
"I'm not disappointed in his performance one single bit," he told the team website.
Wallace has been inconsistent in his pass-catching and has just one touchdown all season. He has only eight catches for 54 yards in his last two games.
Wallace was held to 39 yards on four receptions and has just eight catches for 54 yards in his last two games. He will try to break out next Sunday against a much tougher Carolina defense.
Wallace has had five games in which he has caught no more than four passes for 41 yards or less. But in his other four games, he is averaging seven receptions for 95 yards. Yet he has worked his way into the end zone just once - and has been shut out since Week 2.
That inconsistency and lack of touchdowns does not inspire confidence among Fantasy owners. The good news is that Week 11 opponent San Diego has given up crazy numbers to opposing No. 1 receivers all year. The Chargers have yielded an incredible 70 receptions for 993 yards and seven touchdowns to top wideouts, including a three-score game to Demaryius Thomas last week.
That bodes well for Wallace. So does the fact that Miami quarterback Ryan Tannehill has done a wonderful job getting rid of the ball and completing passes despite two huge losses along the offensive line. Wallace could be in for a big game against the Chargers. Keep him active in all formats.
Revis tackled Wallace behind the line on a quick screen. When Wallace beat him down the sideline, Ryan Tannehill threw it out of bounds. Wallace made an 11-yard catch and his other three receptions totaled 4 yards.
Stuck on one touchdown this season, Wallace plays the Chargers in Week 11.
Wallace has four games with 75 or more receiving yards, but only two with double-digit points. He has three games with fewer than 25 receiving yards, but those all came before Miami's bye; since then, he hasn't dipped below 40 yards or eight targets.
Miami's Week 10 opponent, the Bucs, have been middle-of-the-road against wide receivers (allowing 21.5 Fantasy points per game), but they've done a good job of shutting down the opposing team's top receiver. In the last four games, a team's No. 2 option has outgained the number one -- including Riley Cooper, Harry Douglas, Ted Ginn, and Doug Baldwin. That group screams "Brian Hartline" much more than "Mike Wallace."
Wallace's gains coming out of the bye may be canceled out by Tampa Bay's ability to keep No. 1 wideouts in check. Add it all up, and this makes him a WR3 start for Week 10 in most formats.
Wallace was targeted eight times in the game and brought in six of those passes for 82 yards. He could have had an even bigger game, as he clearly beat Terrence Newman in overtime for a would-be 84-yard touchdown, but drew a pass interference penalty when he was tripped. The Dolphins went on to win the game, 22-20.
Wallace has 480 yards on 36 catches in his first eight games for the Dolphins, but has slowly found his way as the season has gone on. He is averaging 76 yards per game over the last four, and will try to keep his solid play up in Week 10 against the Buccaneers.
Wallace has turned these targets into 15 total receptions and and an average of 74 yards. It hasn't been an epic disaster -- more of a disappointing turn. Wallace is a good football player, and could be game-changing, but he hasn't been so far and the loss of Brandon Gibson is going to push more of the receiving burden (and defensive attention) on Wallace and Brian Hartline.
Wallace's Week 9 opponent, the Bengals, have been somewhat uneven against wide receivers this season, but look solid overall (they've allowed the 11th-fewest receiving yards per game). With a relatively neutral matchup, Wallace is likely to stay the course -- plenty of targets, a handful of catches, and a decent amount of receiving yards, but nothing spectacular. The one thing he has working in his favor is past success against the Bengals -- seven touchdowns in eight career games.
Still, Wallace has to play on Thursday night, which usually stifles offenses, and can't be depended on for a big game. He's best left on benches wherever possible for Week 9.
Wallace looked Wallace's way a team-high 10 times in the passing game, but the two connected for just three receptions. Hartline went for 41 yards, and was held out of the end zone for the sixth time in seven games.
Wallace has been a big disappointment through his first seven games in Miami. He has 30 catches for 398 yards, with a single touchdown. He will try to get going in Week 9, when the Dolphins take on the Bengals Thursday.
Last week we saw the Jets attempt a slew of deep passes on the Patriots in part because Talib was out. Two receivers had 80-plus yards in the game. Wallace should be able to nab at least that many -- and it sure won't hurt that the game will either be competitive or that the Dolphins will be playing from behind in the second half. I'd mull Wallace as a No. 2 Fantasy option assuming Talib stays sidelined.
Opposing wide receivers are averaging just 16.9 Fantasy points per game against the Patriots, and only three individual receivers have reached double-digits in scoring through seven games. Big-name wideouts like Marques Colston, A.J. Green, Steve Johnson and Mike Williams have all been held to single digits in scoring against Talib and the Patriots.
Wallace figures to see plenty of throws yet again this week, after having been targeted at least 10 times in each of the last two games. Unfortunately, Fantasy owners should consider him more of a No. 3 option at this point.
Wallace led the team in receiving yards with 76, while hauling in five of 10 passes thrown his way. He had a long catch of 46 yards, and finished second in both receptions and targets.
Wallace's Dolphins career has not started as well as the team hoped, but he has consecutive games with at least 75 yards receiving for the first time. He heads into Week 8 in New England with 27 yards for 357 yards, though he still has just one touchdown.
The Bills have struggled with injuries in the defensive backfield this season, and opposing wide receivers have feasted on them as a result. They have allowed at least 24 Fantasy points in five of six games so far, while wideouts are averaging 32.0 Fantasy points per game, the second-highest total in the league.
The Bills have allowed 10 touchdowns in six games, while opposing receivers have averaged 16.1 yards per catch against them. If Wallace is going to find room to be successful, this is as good a time as any. He can be considered a high-upside play, worth starting in Week 7 despite his disappointing start.
Wallace hauled in six receptions for 99 yards in the first half , including a 49-yard reception, his longest of the season. Wallace was targeted 16 times overall, but largely disappeared in the second half, finishing with seven catches for 105 yards.
Wallace was clearly not on the same page as quarterback Ryan Tannehill at times during the game, a recurring theme in his first season in Miami. He has 22 catches for 281 yards and one touchdown entering the team's Week 6 bye.
On the surface, the Ravens seem like a good matchup for Wallace to get going against, as they allow 24.5 Fantasy points per game against opposing wide receivers. Unfortunately, that number is a bit skewed by one big performance; outside of a five-touchdown game in Week 1 by the Broncos, opposing receivers are averaging just 14.7 Fantasy points against the Ravens.
The Dolphins have to get Wallace more featured in the offense, but until they do it is hard for Fantasy owners to rely on him. Consider Wallace a risky start for Week 5.
"I'm definitely worried about it because its game four," he told the Miami Herald. "I'm not paranoid or anything but in Week Four it's not the way I imagined my first four weeks going. ... I got to make big plays. That's my main thing. I've been used to making big plays. That's what I do. That's why I came here. That's why they signed me. ... I know one thing. We're not going to be able to go through a whole year like that."
Aside from a Week 2 performance in which he caught nine passes for 115 yards and a touchdown, Wallace has just six receptions for 61 yards and no scores in three games combined.
Wallace first voiced concern after the defeat of Cleveland in the season opener. He has just five catches over the last two weeks and none of more than 12 yards. His longest snag this year has been 34 yards and his average of 11.7 YPC would be the lowest of his career.
Offensive coordinator Mike Sherman offered that defensive coverages have dictated less length on Ryan Tannehill's passes. "We're getting more two-safety looks to take away deeper looks," Sherman said. "We called 12 deep balls [Monday night against New Orleans]. They didn't go there because coverage didn't allow it to go there. You can't force things when they're not there."
Aside from Week 2 in Indianapolis, when he caught nine passes for 115 yards and a touchdown, Wallace had just six receptions for 61 yards and no scores in three games.
Wallace was targeted seven times and had a chance for an early bomb. The pass was a bit underthrown but went through Wallace's hands. His childhood friend, corner Keenan Lewis, had tight coverage.
Wallace has one game with more than three catches. He'll face the Ravens in Week 5.
Wallace started with a one-catch, 15-yard effort, erupted for a 9-115-1 line, then scuffled for two catches and 22 yards. So how will he do against the Saints on Monday?
Look for another bounceback despite the Saints' suddenly strong defense.
Miami doesn't want its high-priced acquisition sulking. After getting four targets in the opener, Wallace saw 11 passes thrown his way in Week 2. That dropped to five last week.
If Wallace sees a reasonable bump, say eight targets, he should put up WR2 numbers with the chance for a big play always looming.
Wallace is listed as questionable after being limited in practice Friday.
It is not clear when he suffered the injury, as he was listed on the injury report for the first time Thursday, but was listed as a full participant in practice. Wallace status will likely become clear ahead of kickoff Sunday.
Wallace had nine catches for 115 yards and a touchdown on 11 targets. He rebounded in a big way from his poor Week 1 outing against the Browns when he had one catch for 15 yards on five targets.
Wallace is likely going to finish somewhere in between those two performances all season. He will have some big games like he did against the Colts, and he'll disappear at times like he did against the Browns.
The Dolphins play at home against the Falcons in Week 3, and we consider Wallace a quality starting option. Atlanta just allowed three touchdowns to St. Louis receivers in Week 2, and this will be Wallace's home debut in Miami.
One week after expressing frustration with the team's game plan, Wallace was clearly the top option from the first drive. Wallace brought in three receptions for 47 yards on the team's opening drive, including an 18-yard score, his first of the season.
Wallace was a factor all game long, as well, hauling in nine receptions to match his regular season career-high. He finished with 115 yards, and was targeted a team-high 11 times.
The Dolphins could need another big game from Wallace in Week 3, as they take on the Falcons next Sunday.
"What Cleveland did sometimes was kind of roll up on him, very similar to what Oakland did with [Reggie Wayne] last week against us, try to take away that best receiver," Manusky told the Indianapolis Star Thursday. "But we have to do that as well. He's a productive player, gets up the field, he's a deep threat. We have to make sure we get in his face and re-route him and have (a safety) over the top of him because he can beat double coverage at times."
The Dolphins paid Wallace $60 million this offseason to be the focal point of the offense, and opposing defenses are giviing him the respect of one. That opened things up for the rest of the team's receiving corps, but left Wallace's Fantasy owners more than a little frustrated.
The Colts seem willing to let anyone but Wallace beat them, which could lead to another underwhelming stat line. Wallace's speed means all he has to do is break one long touchdown out to be a solid Fantasy option, so he is worth rolling the dice on, even as a risky play.
"Yes, Mike was obviously in a tough spot at the end of that game but, everything is 100 percent normal in the locker room," Tannehill said, per The Miami Herald. "He's great, practicing hard every day, joking around. He's his same old self, so we are looking forward to getting back on the field this week."
Although Wallace will surely be looking to see passes come his way more often Week 2 at Indianapolis, Tannehill said he doesn't feel pressure to throw Wallace's way.
"I'm going to play the quarterback position the way the coaches install the plays," Tannehill said. "I'm going to go through the reads just like they install it. We're going to try and get him the ball when he's in the play, but we're not going to force him the ball."
"Everybody knows Mike can run," Davis said, per The Indianapolis Star. "He's a fast guy, got a lot of ability and I'm pretty sure they're looking forward to using Mike to make different mismatches. We got a challenge ahead of us with Mike Wallace and also Brian Hartline. They've got real good receivers."
"I want our players, all 46 players who dress, to want to make an impact and want to contribute and make a difference in the football game," Philbin said, per ESPN. "Any discussion I would have with Mike would be a personal nature."
Wallace was taken out of the game by Browns cornerback Joe Haden, who held Wallace to one catch for 15 yards on five targets. Hartline turned out to be the star with nine catches for 114 yards and a touchdown on 15 targets. And Gibson was Ryan Tannehill's safety valve with seven catches for 77 yards on 10 targets.
Wallace will be fine, especially starting Week 2 at Indianapolis. But Hartline is now worth adding as at least a No. 3 Fantasy receiver. Gibson is also worth picking up in PPR formats.
The Dolphins have to improve their running game, but if not it appears like this receiving corps will be fine. We hope Hartline continues to play like this because he could turn into a quality addition off the waiver wire.
Wallace, who had a tough matchup against Browns top cornerback Joe Haden, was blanked in the first half before finally grabbing his only reception four minutes into the third quarter.
His Dolphins will play next Sunday at Indianapolis, which gave up just one touchdown through the air in its opening-game win against Oakland.
"I know it is going to be a long battle all day long. I'm going to sleep early and I hope he goes to sleep early because it is going to be a long day," Wallace said, per the Sun-Sentinel. "I'm excited because [Haden is] a guy where you can really [gage] where you're at. He's a upper echelon cornerbacks where you can see if you're ready or not. I feel ready, but we'll see on Sunday."
Wallace is not only familiar with Haden from his days in the AFC North, but the rivalry goes back to college, when Wallace played at Ole Miss and Haden at Florida.
"We go way back," Wallace said. "Joe is a great player. The thing that makes Joe a great player is he's real confident. He's confident in his abilities."
Wallace could run wild against Skrine, who seemed destined last year for a career as a slot corner. Skrine drew nine penalties despite playing only part-time in 2012 and was often beaten deep. The fleet Wallace could make his Miami debut with a 100-yard game and a touchdown or two against Skrine, even if the Browns provide significant safety help.
The Browns will more likely try to line up Haden one-on-one with Wallace. Haden performed well in the preseason and could be on the verge of a Pro Bowl season.
Wallace was signed to bolster the Dolphins' 26th-ranked passing offense, though the performance of young quarterback Ryan Tannehill will go a long way in determining his worth to the team and as a fantasy wide receiver. Wallace took a step back with the Steelers a year ago with 64 catches for 836 yards and eight touchdowns. His per-catch average has slipped from 21.0 to 16.6 to 13.1 over the last three seasons.
The uncertainty surrounding Tannehill played a role in Wallace being ranked no higher than 41st among all wide receivers by the CBSSports.com Senior Fantasy Writers.
"I think last year teams didn't really respect our speed on the outside," center Mike Pouncey said of last season's wide receivers. "And now that we've got Mike Wallace I don't think too many teams are going to play eight-man boxes. I mean I hope they do; it'd be better for us.
"Not necessarily, we have what we have right now," Philbin said, per the Sun-Sentinel, "and we're good with what we have."
Offensive coordinator Mike Sherman echoed Philbin's sentiments.
"I think everybody wants one more of everything," Sherman said with a laugh. "I'll take one more of whatever I can get at any time. I like the four that we have. It will serve us well."
"He's improving; I think you should use his words as opposed to mine," Philbin said laughing. "No, he's improving. There's no question about it."
Both wideouts were held to just one half of work. Hartline was targeted five times and finished with four catches for 40 yards. Wallace was targeted four times, including twice in the opening drive, as he finished with three catches for 31 yards.
The Dolphins will play their final preseason game on Thursday against the Saints. Starters aren't expected to see much time on the field.
"It was great for us," Tannehill said. "I think our relationship continues to grow; we continue to be more on the same page the more reps we can practice. It was exciting to get a couple of balls to him and hopefully get his ball rolling."
CBS Sports NFL Insider Jason LaCanfora reports that "with each passing week that $12-million a season seems inflated to me" about Wallace's contract.
LaCanfora reports that "Wallace isn't a strong practice performer, he struggled in his contract year and he's just been set with generational wealth. I heard that Dolphins corner Nolan Carroll, not exactly a household name, pretty much had his way with Wallace through OTAs, he's already been nicked up in preseason and he's a guy who shows up in flashes more than on every drive, the way you would expect the fourth-highest paid receiver in the game to do so."
But Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland said Wallace has been performing well, reports the Miami Herald.
"The last couple days, I've really seen some explosiveness from him," Ireland said. "That's been nice to see. He's been hampered by a couple things in the last couple weeks. He's very good in the offseason, works his tail off. We do things differently than Pittsburgh. When you bring a player over from a different program, he has to learn how Joe [Philbin] does things. But he's been outstanding, really shining these last couple days and showing the speed and explosiveness and the catching ability that were the reasons we brought him over here."
Neither receiver made much of an impact, as Hartline finished with one catch for 9 yards while Wallace put up no stats over three drives.
Wallace returned to practice for the first time Wednesday.
The report says Wallace's groin feels much better on Thursday than it did Monday, when he missed the team's scrimmage. Wallace is unlikely to play in the Hall of Fame game against the Cowboys in Miami's preseason opener.
The Miami Herald noticed Wallace has worked in individual drills as recently as Wednesday and appears to be moving around just fine.
"I will be inside a little more," he said Wednesday, adding offensive coordinator Mike Sherman "wants to switch us around a lot more where people can't key on you. I had primary things to do in Pittsburgh. Here I'm switching a little bit more and doing a little bit more of everything."
Wallace said his chemistry with quarterback Ryan Tannehill is getting "better every day" but "it's not going to happen overnight."
Through three days Wallace hasn't burned any corners deep, shown chemistry with quarterback Ryan Tannehill or displayed great hands, according to the report. But the paper notes Wallace isn't always playing at game speed and there's plenty of time to work out the kinks.
Wallace averaged 17.2 yards per catch in four years with Pittsburgh, scoring 32 touchdowns. He has 21 catches of 40-plus yards the past three seasons.
"I just have to lead more, lead by example more, not just go out and think I can just play my game and that'll be all I need to do," Wallace said. "Out there [in Pittsburgh] we had so many great leaders that I really didn't have to say too much, I really didn't have to do too much, just go out and do my job. But here, I have to do my job and motivate at the same time.
"I know exactly what my role is. I'm here to be a leader. This is a young team, and we'll just continue to get better. I've got to motivate guys and just lead by example."
The report says the Miami staff has done a lot of "route" work with Wallace in the offseason. Arguably the league's fastest receiver, Wallace was often chided by Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin for being a "one-trick pony."
But even though it was a motivational jibe more than anything else, Wallace is determined with the Dolphins to demonstrate he's more than just a deep-ball threat.


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We've seen time and time again, that this just isn't really true. Not in THAT particular role. Why? I have no idea, because you'd think that the numbers would translate to the closer situation...but for some reason, they don't.In the end, given a similar number of opportunities, most relief pitchers will get the job done.
Again, I agree. But for some reason, Dusty won't give anybody else the opportunity to attempt to close out games. Personally, I thought Masset could've handled it if given a chance. But he was pretty disappointing this year...in a closers role, it would've been even MORE disappointing I'd think.I'll take the stuff every time. It will eventually become experienced. The experienced won't regain the stuff.
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Your requirement of not using a file to store information if the second program is not running would make for a little more challenge. You could identify if the connection is not available and if it is not save the value in a collection until the second program is up, but then you would handle the recognition of when the other program comes up. You would also need to determine when to do this check. Would it only be after each value is entered or would you have the first program looping waiting for the second program to appear. Of course, if the first program is stopped, the second program will not be able to get the values entered into the first program.
hi "jamesharte" .
I resolved the problem of my project, and I thank you that helped me .
I use Socket Connection between two Program and exchange my commands from this connection .
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फरीदाबाद ज़िला
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Faridabad district (Hindi: फरीदाबाद जिला; Punjabi: ਫਰੀਦਾਬਾਦ ਜ਼ਿਲ੍ਹਾ) is one of the 21 districts in Haryana, and Faridabad city is the district headquarters. Delhi-Mathura National Highway 2 (Shershah Suri Marg) passes through the centre of the District. The district occupies an area of 2151 km². The district has a population of 2,193,276 (2001 census). This district is part of Gurgaon Division.
As of 2011 it is the most populous district of Haryana (out of 21).[1]
Origin of name[edit]
The district is named after its headquarters, Faridabad city. The city is named after its founder, Shaikh Farid, the treasurer of Jahangir. When Sheik Farid came here, he decided to raise a town here. Soon a town was raised which was named after him. On Talab Road near Gopi Colony (Old Faridabad), his beautiful tomb or `maqbara' can still be seen.
This district was carved out from erstwhile Gurgaon district 15 August 1979.
Faridabad was one of the leading industrial cities of Haryana, a popular choice for setting up industry due to its proximity to Delhi and its location on the Delhi - Mathura road. Much before the advent of Gurgaon as the posterboy for industrial development in Haryana, Faridabad was the favourite destination of Industries. Faridabad is famous for Heena Production on agriculture sector while tractors, motorcycles, switch gears, refrigerators, shoes and tyres are other famous industrial products of the city.
However, in recent times it has fallen much behind the neighbouring towns of Noida, Okhla and Gurgaon in attracting new industry. The IT revolution has completely bypassed Faridabad, opting for the cities of Noida or Gurgaon instead. In part this was due to government apathy, in part due to the rising levels of pollution and congestion in the city. 90% of Haryana's revenue comes form Faridabad.
According to the 2011 census Faridabad district has a population of 1,798,954,[1] roughly equal to the nation of The Gambia[2] or the US state of Nebraska.[3] This gives it a ranking of 266th in India (out of a total of 640).[1] The district has a population density of 2,298 inhabitants per square kilometre (5,950/sq mi) .[1] Its population growth rate over the decade 2001–2011 was 31.75%.[1] Faridabad has a sex ratio of 871 females for every 1000 males,[1] and a literacy rate of 83%.[1] Faridabad and palwal are dominated by gujjar community making (25%) of the total population. It has notable population of Punjabi(16%), who migrated from Pakistani Punjab at time of Partition of India in 1947 and Brahmin(11%)communities.
- ^ a b c d e f g "District Census 2011". Census2011.co.in. 2011. Retrieved 2011-09-30.
- ^ US Directorate of Intelligence. "Country Comparison:Population". Retrieved 2011-10-01.
Gambia, The 1,797,860 July 2011 est.
- ^ "2010 Resident Population Data". U. S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2011-09-30.
Nebraska 1,826,341
External links[edit]
|South Delhi district, NCT
|Gurgaon district
|Gautam Budh Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh
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Antique Spindle Toddler Bed Conversion Kit
- Toddler Bed Conversion Rails: 51"L x 1"W x 16"H
- Toddler Bed Conversion Rails Weight: 28 lbs.
Antique Spindle Toddler Bed Conversion Kit
Antique Spindle Crib
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Wood Swatch - Aged White