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A.J. Feeley	#14 \| Quarterback \| Philadelphia Eagles

Height: 6-3 Weight: 220 Born: May 16, 1977, Caldwell, ID

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October 18, 2005
The Chargers acquired A.J. Feeley Tuesday from the Dolphins for Cleo Lemon and an undisclosed draft pick, according to the AP. Feeley has not played in a game this season.

September 4, 2005
A.J. Feeley has been bumped to the third quarterback spot by new No. 2 Sage Rosenfels, according to the Miami Herald. His roster spot may even be in jeopardy.

August 29, 2005
A.J. Feeley is not out of the running to win the starting quarterback competition with Gus Frerotte. But at this point, coach Nick Saban appears to be leaning toward a quarterback rotation until he feels one of them has taken control of the job, according to the Miami Herald.

August 15, 2005
The Miami Herald reports that not only is A.J. Feeley way behind Gus Frerotte in the competition for the starting quarterback job in Miami, hes being pushed hard by Sage Rosenfels, and perhaps even Brock Berlin, for the No. 2 job. Feeley is the only Dolphins quarterback without a touchdown pass in the first two preseason games and has the lowest rating (42.7) and completion percentage (50.0).

August 2, 2005
Dolphins coach Nick Saban named both A.J. Feeley and Gus Freotte as his starting quarterbacks in the club's first depth chart, according to the Miami Herald. Saban doesn't want to name one as being ahead of the other until they've each played in a game.

March 23, 2005
Dolphins coach Nick Saban confirmed yesterday that A.J. Feeley will be given "every chance" to start over Gus Frerotte next season, according to the Sun-Sentinel.

January 26, 2005
New Dolphins coach Nick Saban said A.J. Feeley will be his starting quarterback next season, according to the Miami Herald. He added that Feeley would be backed up by a veteran and a young, developing player as the third option. It looks like Jay Fiedler may be out of the mix all together.

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