Denney re-signed with the Dolphins on a one-year deal Friday, Omar Kelley and Keven Lerner of the South Florida Sun Sentinel report.

EDGE Analysis

The Dolphins long snapper for the past 14 seasons, Denney is expected to command a contract near $1 million, although the exact terms of the contract have not been disclosed. Denney is one of the oldest active player (40) in the NFL and has appeared in 224 consecutive games with the Dolphins - easily a team record, and the current longest active streak in the NFL.

Denney (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Jets.

EDGE Analysis

Denney will work as a reserve lineman for the Dolphins, so he'll only get action in the event of an injury.

Denney (shoulder) is considered questionable against the Jets on Sunday, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Denney is listed as questionable, but coach Adam Gase reportedly said Wednesday that he expects Denney to suit up in Week 2. It would have minimal impact on Miami's skill position players if the starting long snapper were to miss any time, but if Denney were sidelined it could negatively affect the team's kicker and punter.

Denney (shoulder) is still being evaluated despite returning to action Sunday, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Denney was able to return after the lengthy delay during the Dolphins win over the Titans. Despite his return, he's not out of the woods and the impact of the injury could linger.

Denney (shoulder) re-entered Sunday's game against the Titans, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Denney left the field early in Sunday's contest with a shoulder injury, but the game was postponed long enough for the long snapper to recover. Miami's kicker and punter should benefit from Denney's presence.

Denney is questionable to return Sunday against the Titans due to a shoulder injury.

EDGE Analysis

If Denney is unable to return Sunday it should have minimal impact on Miami's skill positions, but could cause difficulties for the team's kicker and punter. Expect more information on Denney's injury after the game if he is unable to return to the field.

Dolphins signed LS John Denney to a three-year contract extension through 2016. Denney has been the Dolphins' long snapper since 2005, and he hasn't missed a game. He had one year left on his current deal at $860,000, but the new deal averages just over $1.15 million annually. Denney has made one Pro Bowl.