Kenny Stills

Kenny Stills recorded one reception for six yards in the Dolphins' second preseason game against the Ravens.

Fantasy Impact

Stills is going to be the number three receiver in Miami behind Jarvis Landry and DeVante Parker. With Jay Cutler as the quarterback, the Dolphins are going to try to play a rush heavy game plan making the upside for Stills limited barring injury.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network is reporting that Kenny Stills and the Dolphins have agreed on four-year deal worth $32 million.

Fantasy Impact

This is somewhat of a surprise, considering the teams around the league that need help at the wide receiver position. The re-signing of Stills clearly shows the coaching staff's lack of trust in Leonte Carroo, the 2016 rookie who was supposed to take over Stills' old role. They'll move forward with Jarvis Landry, DeVante Parker, and Stills in three wide sets. Stills will remain a boom-or-bust option, but one that won't score a touchdown nearly as often. His mark of one touchdown every 4.7 receptions in 2016 was out of this world.

The Miami Dolphins and wide receiver Kenny Stills agreed to terms on a four-year, $32 million deal that includes $20 million in guaranteed money.

Fantasy Impact

Stills, who was in high demand by wide receiver-needy teams across the league, is staying in Miami on a four-year deal. The 24-year-old wideout is coming off of a 2016 season in which he caught 42 targets for 726 yards and a career high nine touchdowns while playing in all 16 games. He could develop into a reliable fantasy threat entering his second year in Adam Gase's system in 2017.

Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post believes Miami Dolphins wide receiver Kenny Stills, who is an impending free agent, could "jet" if another team offers him "more than $8 million" per season.

Fantasy Impact

Stills, who is a known priority for the Dolphins to re-sign this offseason, is poised to garner interest from multiple teams in free agency. The "Eagles, Rams and 49ers" are expected to heavily pursue the 24-year-old wideout when the free agent market opens on March 9. Miami will likely offer Stills a deal in the range of $6.5 million per year, according to Schad, but that may not be enough if another team swoops in and offers him a deal in the range of $8 million per year. Stills led the Dolphins in receiving touchdowns last season with nine while being pegged as the team's No. 3 wideout behind Jarvis Landry and DeVante Parker.

A source tells the Miami Herald that Dolphins wide receiver Kenny Stills likes the West Coast and could be interested in playing for team in the AFC West or NFC West.

Fantasy Impact

Stills is one the marquee WR free agents in this class, so speculation like this is worth mentioning. The Dolphins have already expressed interest in resigning the young playmaker, and the Eagles are reportedly interested as well. Where he lands could prove important in assessing his fantasy value going forward.