Mike Wallace Rumors & News

The Miami Dolphins brought in former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace this offseason in an effort to add a vertical element to their offense. Based on the arm strength of Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill, Wallace feels that vertical element can come quickly. He feels Tannehill migh have an edge over Roethlisberger in that regard. Today on BTSC: McClain retires Leadership at OTAs Steelers rookies Preseason schedule Harrison a 'Massage Whore' He also feels Tannehill can duplicate Roethlisberger's winning ways as well, according to Orlando Sun-Sentinel reporter Chris Perkins. ...

DOLPHINS QUARTERBACKS: Mike Wallace -- Ryan Tannehill of Miami Dolphins can be as good as Ben Roethlisberger - ESPNWhen Mike Wallace left the Pittsburgh Steelers to sign with the Miami Dolphins he also went from catching passes from a veteran Super Bowl champion to a quarterback entering his second season in the NFL. Dolphins take flyer on QB Aaron Corp | Miami Dolphins In DepthAaron Corp is not what I'd call a buyer. You know, the athletes that get signed by a team and because they know they're going to be around for a few years they put down roots and buy a home.... DOLPHINS ...

The Miami Dolphins have had a crazy offseason. The team signed wide receivers Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson, along with tight end Dustin Keller, in free agency. Miami also brought back their leading receiver from last year, re-signing Brian Hartline to a five year contract. The whole passing game is an advantage of ours. -Brian Hartline On Monday, Hartline appeared on NFL AM, discussing the changes around Davie this year, from the logo change to the roster moves. One of the things that caught a lot of headlines was a question posed to Hartline, specifically, is the Dolphins'...

Over the weekend, there was a lot of coverage on Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill discussing one of his first throwing sessions with wide receiver Mike Wallace, who joined the team in free agency this year, started by a report from the Miami Herald's Barry Jackson. Tannehill and the receivers were going at half speed during the first part of the session, but Wallace appeared to be running full speed. He's the fastest guy I've ever thrown to. It's exciting. -Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill on WR Mike Wallace After one of the plays, Tannehill told Wallace that he should slow d...

Hearing a quarterback gush over a receiver isn't exactly rare, especially when the quarterback is speaking in front of a mass of microphones and digital recorders. The "man bites dog" version of the story would be something to the effect of "oh, he's terrible. Way slower than I thought, what was waste." Today on BTSC: Steelers/Ravens rivalry Wallace in Miami Bell vs. Brown Clark high on Steelers draft In the case of Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill, he's going with the former, tried-and-true approach. And with little reason to think he's being insincere, if not a little annoye...

It took mere minutes for the Dolphins to make their first splash of the offseason, bringing in receiver Mike Wallace. Not long after, GM Jeff Ireland went younger and faster in completely revamping the linebacking corps. After that, a few solid depth players were brought in that could also make a major impact. Cornerback Brent Grimes was brought in on a one-year deal, that depending on his health, could be worth gold for this team in the long run. Then came the draft. Miami continued to turn heads by trading up for who they felt was the best defensive player in college football. Dion J...

Apparently what Steeler Nation should have focused on was not certain plays or injuries, but the offensive skill players themselves. Much has already been written about fractures in the locker room, and a lack of focus on the field, and many have taken the opportunity given by Mike Wallace's departure via free agency to demonize him and blame him for being if not the culprit, then a contributory source of the perceived problems in the locker room. Teammate: 'Woodley wasn't in shape last year, he was awful' Unnamed teammate critical of Woodley After the season, there was much in...

Steelers third round pick Markus Wheaton will no doubt draw comparisons to former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace due to his outstanding long speed. We've mentioned how he's more than that, though. Imagine that, a receiver who's more than just deep speed. Wallace can't be replaced, but the dynamic of the Steelers offense can be changed for the better. As the Steelers rookie camp is underway in Pittsburgh, Wheaton could be the rookie who receives the most playing time this season, largely due to his skill and precision on slant and dig routes. On BTSC: Rookie minicamp begins Holdi...