Former NFL wide receiver Wes Welker will join Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel's coaching staff as their wide receivers coach. Welker will be returning to South Florida after playing for the Dolphins in the mid-2000s. Welker and McDaniel worked together with the San Francisco 49ers for the last three years under head coach Kyle Shanahan. The 40-year-old led the NFL in receptions three times in his career with the New England Patriots, and he spent two years coaching for the Houston Texans...

For 256 young men, their dream has finally come true--to be drafted and admitted into the exclusive club of NFL players! Alas, countless others sadly did not hear their name called over the three-day event. Disheartening as it may be, plenty of undrafted players have made big impacts in years past. Need me to jog your memory? How about the likes of Kurt Warner, James Harrison, Victor Cruz, Wes Welker just to name a few great players that started from the bottom. So, who's next? In this articl[...]

DFW presents its 2016 ROOKIE PROFILES -- click here for Western Michigan’s WR Daniel Braverman, a Wes Welker comparable who averaged 3.27 yards per route run from the slot in 2015, the best mark of any WR in this year’s class.

For the better part of a decade Wes Welker was one of the most productive receivers in the National Football League. After being a generally unknown player for Miami, Welker went to New England and was paired with Tom Brady. ... read more »

This article references Stedman Bailey, Wes Welker and more! BALLER MOVE: Add in 14- and 16-Team Leagues OWNED IN: 8% Fleaflicker ANALYSIS: Congratulations to Wes Welker. One of the best slot receivers in NFL history is getting another shot in the league. According to Nick Wagoner of ESPN, the St. Louis Rams have decided to sign the veteran receiver after losing Stedman Bailey to a four-game suspension for violating the substance abuse policy. What's really surprising to me here, is the fact that Welker is actually owned in eight percent of leag[...]Keep on reading: Wes Welker Is Getting Another Shot with the Rams

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This article references A, Buffalo Bills, C, Cruz, Eli Manning, Hakeem Nicks, New York Giants, Odell Beckham, OF, Rueben Randle, SP, SS, TE, Victor Cruz, Wes Welker and more! The New York Giants must not feel 100 percent comfortable with the fact that Victor Cruz is expected back for week 4. According to ESPN's Josina Anderson, the team has scheduled workouts with wide receivers Wes Welker and Hakeem Nicks. It seems unlikely that the team would sign either man until they get to see out effective Cruz is when he returns to action on Sunday against a tough Buffalo Bills defense. Even without Cruz, the Giants' passing game hasn't been a big problem. Odell Beckham and[...]Keep on reading: Wes Welker and Hakeem Nicks on the Giants’ Radar

This article references A, C, Danny Amendola, Michael Crabtree, OF, RB, SP, SS, TE, Wes Welker and more! Welcome to the Fierce 40 series of my 2015 College Football Rankings, where I will be counting down the top 40 ranked teams in the NCAA. Today I will be analyzing the Texas Tech Red Raiders, ranked #39 overall for the 2015 college football season. I will be releasing one NCAA team preview per day, providing my analysis on each team in the top 40 rankings. There will be a focus on every key area of each college football team, thereby determining my overall ranking, with an emphasis on [...]Keep on reading: Fierce 40: College Football 2015 Rankings – Texas Tech Red Raiders (#39)

This article references Aaron Rodgers, Andre Williams, C.J. Anderson, Calvin Johnson, Cam Newton, Charles Johnson, Chris Ivory, Chris Johnson, Cleveland Browns, Colin Kaepernick, DEF, Derek Carr, Eddie Lacy, Emmanuel Sanders, Green Bay Packers, James Starks, Johnny Manziel, Jordy Nelson, Julio Jones, Juwan Thompson, Matt Ryan, Minnesota Vikings, Mychal Rivera, New York Giants, Peyton Manning, Randall Cobb, Rashad Jennings, Roddy White, SP, Teddy Bridgewater, Wes Welker, WR and more! So you've gotten to this point: The Fantasy Playoffs. You've endured the comebacks, the Monday night losses, the 40 point individual explosions, the weeks where teams approach 200, the weeks where the team playing four injured players ends up winning, the trashtalk, the halted friendships, and the like. And now you're here. Congratulations.Now quit smiling and get to work. You're going to need a perfect lineup from here on out every week if you are going to make a real run for the 'chip. So[...] Keep on reading: Potential Busts for Week 15: Ranking the Top 10 for Fantasy Football

It's Thanksgiving week. This time of year always remindsme of the things I'm thankful for in my life. Trust me, it's a short list, so itdoesn't take me very long. That got me thinking of fantasy players that I'm notthankful for this year. I'm taking a week off to enjoy the holidays and to listthe players who turned out to be big turkeys this year. Happy Thanksgivingeveryone. I hope you all have a great turkey day. Now on with The Fire Sale ... Matthew Stafford, QB, Detroit -- Lastweek I called Stafford a blockhead. I said he's always been a blockhead and hewould always be a blockhead. Only a blockhead would slide half a yard short ofa first down. Way to be a leader you blockhead. Toby Gerhart, RB, Jacksonville -- The biggest bust of the 2014 fantasyseason. You had to be an absolute idiot to draft this guy in the third orfourth round to be your RB2. You had to be an even bigger idiot to draft him inall of your leagues. I would love to see the idiot who did something so dumb.It's probably one of those loudmouths who writes a fantasy football column. Youknow the type. Montee Ball, RB, Denver -- I was allin on Ball ever since he was a freshman at Wisconsin. I loved everything abouthim. I was as confident Ball would be a stud as I've been about any call in mylife. Turns out all of a sudden the guy trips over his own two feet. Seriously,he can't run 3 yards without falling down. Oh, and sometimes you have to belucky in fantasy football. In one of my leagues I made a predraft trade to moveup with the intention of selecting Ball. He was taken the pick ahead of me. Iwas fuming. I had to settle for Peyton Manning. Doug Martin, RB, Tampa Bay -- I predicted Martin would have a bounce backseason in 2014. The only thing he's bouncing is owners who drafted him out ofthe playoffs. I feel like Martin would still be good if he was on another teambut that's probably wrong. I should stop feeling that. Shane Vereen, RB, New England -- I know Vereen is coming on of late, but, let'sbe honest -- if you drafted Vereen, you're disappointed. Vereen was supposed tohave a big year and it hasn't happened. Now he has LeGarrette Blount's big buttback in town to steal short scores. I have a new theory when it comes to NewEngland running backs. I would rather pick one up off the waiver wire thandraft one. Chris Johnson, RB, New York Jets -- It was just a few years ago that Johnsonand Adrian Peterson were battling to be the top running back in the NFL. Nowneither ...