Ryan Tannehill

In a league with so many options at quarterback, Tannehill is falling by the wayside in the rankings, and rightfully so. He hasn't played a full season since 2015, and hasn't played a game since Week 14 of 2016. With that being said, he finished as the QB17, QB8, and QB16 in the last three full seasons he did play. The big question mark is how he'll adjust to losing his safety blanket Jarvis Landry, as that was a big part of his success. The other concern is his legs, as they accounted for a lot of his success as well, rushing for more than 225 yards per season in his first four years in the league. With the position being as deep as it is, there's no reason to risk a draft pick on Tannehill, outside of 2QB formats.

Ryan Tannehill restructures contract

Ryan Tannehill has reworked his contract to help the Dolphins trim some payroll and get under the salary cap by Wednesday's deadline. Tannehill's 2018 cap number will drop from nearly $20 million to $8.6 million and he'll receive more money up front in the form of a signing bonus. The restructure played a big part in freeing up the necessary cap space for the Dolphins to sign WR Albert Wilson and WR Danny Amendola.

Fantasy Impact

The move means that Tannehill will remain with Miami for at least one more season but won't preclude the Dolphins from drafting a new quarterback in the first round. As long as he's fully recovered from an ACL that cost him the entire 2017 season, Tannehill should enter training camp as Miami's starter. However, if the Dolphins use their No. 11 pick in the first round on a potential replacement, Tannehill's time as Miami's starter and as a fantasy QB2 could be nearing an end.