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by Brandon Wise | CBSSports.com
Report: Patriots sign wide receiver Brandon Gibson to one-year deal
The New England Patriots are reportedly signing free agent wide receiver Brandon Gibson to a one-year deal, worth $825,000, according to the Baltimore Sun. Gibson, who was cut last month by the Dolphins, played in 21 games over two seasons with Miami, with his first year cut short by injury. He totaled 59 catches for 621 yards and four touchdowns.
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by Brandon Wise | CBSSports.com
Dolphins release wide receiver Brandon Gibson
The Miami Dolphins have released wide receiver Brandon Gibson, the team announced Friday. Gibson was entering the final year of his three-year contract, but played in just 21 of a possible 32 games for Miami. He totaled 59 catches for 621 yards and four touchdowns. The Dolphins will save $3.2 million in cap space for 2015 by cutting Gibson, according to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network.
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by Igor Mello | CBSSports.com
Report: Dolphins expect some turnover at the wide receiver position
The Miami Dolphins have told people that there will be some turnover at the wide receiver position, leaving the fate of Mike Wallace, Brian Hartline and Brandon Gibson up in the air, per Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. 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.
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by Igor Mello | CBSSports.com
Dolphins receive contributions from several pass-catchers Week 15
The Miami Dolphins received contributions from several pass-catchers during Sunday's loss to the Patriots in Week 15. Tight end Charles Clay finished as the team's third-leading receiver on the day, hauling in six of seven passes thrown in his direction for 59 yards. Backup tight end Dion Sims and was targeted once and held without a grab. Meanwhile, Brandon Gibson and Rishard Matthews combined for five catches for 45 yards. Gibson caught three for 29 yards, while Matthews came down with two grabs for 16 yards. Brian Hartline was targeted twice and held without a grab.
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by Chris Towers | Fantasy Writer
Dolphins receivers too unreliable at this point
The Miami Dolphins have thrown the ball the 12th most times in the league this season, but haven't really focused on any one receiver enough for Fantasy owners to rely on them, an that looks like it will remain true down the stretch. 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.
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by Larry Hartstein |
Dolphins get offensive contributions
The Miami Dolphins got several offensive contributions in their Week 13 win over the Jets. Among them, wideout Brandon Gibson caught two passes for 17 yards, while running back Daniel Thomas had a 5-yard carry and a 3-yard reception. They'll play the Ravens in Week 14.
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by Chris Cwik |
Dolphins backup pass catchers do little Thursday
The Miami Dolphins backup pass catchers did little Thursday against the Bills. Running back Damien Williams hauled in two passes, gaining 38 yards. Tight end Charles Clay managed five catches, but only gained 31 yards during the contest. Brandon Gibson had a mostly quiet game, finishing with just 13 yards, but one of his catches was a 7 yard touchdown. Dion Sims also caught two passes for 11 yards. They'll take on the Broncos Week 12.
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by Igor Mello | CBSSports.com
Miami receivers held in check Week 11
Miami Dolphins wide receivers Brian Hartline, Brandon Gibson and Rishard Matthews were barely factors in Miami's 20-16 defeat to Detroit in Week 10. All three combined for four catches for 35 yards. Hartline had the most underwhelming performance of the three, and was limited to only one grab for 1 yard. Gibson caught all two of his targets for 20 yards, and Mathews caught his lone target for a gain of 14 yards. The Dolphins will host the Bills in Week 11.
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by Igor Mello | CBSSports.com
Dolphins relatively healthy entering Week 8 at Jacksonville
The Miami Dolphins enter Week 8 at Jacksonville relatively healthy despite having 14 players on the final injury report for Sunday's game. Jimmy Wilson (hamstring) was the only player that was unable to practice all week. He's been ruled doubtful for the game. Samson Satele (hamstring) was a limited participant in practice all week and was labeled questionable. Meanwhile, Branden Albert (elbow), Charles Clay (knee), John Denney (knee), Cortland Finnegan (neck), Brandon Gibson (hamstring), Brian Hartline (finger), Lamar Miller (knee), Koa Misi (ankle), Shelley Smith (knee), Ryan Tannehill (ankle), Dallas Thomas (shoulder) and Philip Wheeler (shoulder, thumb) were all deemed probable.
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by Igor Mello | CBSSports.com
Dolphins list inactives for Week 7
The following players have been ruled inactive for the Miami Dolphins Week 7 at Chicago: Brandon Gibson, Jimmy Wilson, Shelley Smith, Jason Fox, Anthony Johnson, Billy Turner and Gator Hoskins.
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