TE Jordan Cameron announced his retirement on Friday. "I started thinking about concussions too much," Cameron, 28, told ESPN. "You can't play football like that.” The former Brown and Dolphin has suffered several concussions in his career and appeared in just 3 games last year with Miami. The Fins will move forward with Julius Thomas and Anthony Fasano at TE.

The Dolphins have placed TE Jordan Cameron on IR with the concussion that had already cost him 4 games. That elevates Dion Sims to the lead TE job going forward. He has yet to top 4 targets in any game this season, though, and has only caught more than 1 pass once. Ignore Miami TEs until they give you a reason to pay attention. Cameron will hit free agency in March, heading into his age-29 season.

Dolphins TEs Jordan Cameron and Dion Sims remain out with their concussions. That should only mean more short-range targets for WR Jarvis Landry in Sunday’s plus matchup against the Jets.

Dolphins TEs Jordan Cameron (concussion) and Dion Sims (concussion) are both out for Sunday’s game against the Bills. That leaves Miami with TEs MarQueis Gray and Dominique Jones. Neither is a fantasy option.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron (concussion) is out for Sunday’s game against the Titans. There’s no timetable for his return. Dion Sims will serve as Miami’s lead TE but shouldn’t be in fantasy lineups.

Dolphins HC Adam Gase ruled out TE Jordan Cameron (concussion) for Week 4. Cameron suffered the 4th concussion of his NFL career on Sunday and might be looking at a lengthy absence. Dion Sims will step in as Miami's lead TE. Cincinnati has struggled against TEs recently, but Sims will be just a low-end TE2 for Week 4.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron sustained a concussion in the 1st half of Sunday's game against the Browns. He has a long history of head injuries -- including at least 3 as a pro -- and might be looking at an extended absence. That'd leave Dion Sims as Miami's lead TE.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron decided to take a $1.5 million pay cut this offseason to stay in Miami with new HC Adam Gase.  TE Julius Thomas, who spent 2 years with Gase in Denver, helped convince Cameron.  “He called me immediately and said you have to play for this guy,” Cameron said of Thomas.  "Having a year with Adam Gase and knowing what he’s done with tight ends, I’m looking forward to it.”  Gase helped Thomas to back-to-back top-5 finishes in PPR points per game in Denver.  Then as Bears OC last year, Gase got a combined 99 catches, 878 yards and 8 TDs from TEs Martellus Bennett and Zach Miller.  Turning just 28 in August, Cameron is a prime bounce-back candidate.  He's lasting into the 15th round in recent MFL10s.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron (hamstring) is active for today’s game against the Bills. He tweaked that hammy on Thursday, practiced on Friday but looked “slow” and “clunky” in pregame warmups, per insider Armando Salguero. At less than 100%, Cameron isn't a recommended TE1.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron (hamstring) is questionable for this weekend's game against the Bills.  He popped up on the injury report Thursday and was limited in Friday's practice.  We'll find out Cameron's official status by noon ET on Sunday, but he's not a recommended Week 9 fantasy play at less than 100%.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron was added to Thursday's injury report as limited with a hamstring.  We don't have any details, but mid-week additions are always worrisome, especially for a guy with Cameron's injury history.  Check back tomorrow for an update.

The Dolphins have fired HC Joe Philbin, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.  Philbin finishes his Miami career with a 24-28 record, including an ugly 1-3 start to 2015.  No word yet on whether any of the assistant coaches got the ax, but TE coach Dan Campbell is expected to step in as the interim HC.  From a fantasy perspective, we can only hope that the move leads to more commitment to RB Lamar Miller and the running game.  Miller has carried just 37 carries in 4 games, including 7 in each of the last 2.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron (groin) is active for today’s game against the Bills. He’s always struggled playing through injuries, so he’s not a recommended TE1 this week.

Dolphins RB Lamar Miller (ankle) and TE Jordan Cameron (groin) are expected to play against the Bills today, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.  Both guys put in limited practices on Thursday and Friday.  At less than 100% and in a tough matchup, Miller and Cameron are low-end fantasy starters this week.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron (groin) is listed as questionable for this weekend's game against the Bills.  He put in limited practices on Thursday and Friday, and insider Armando Salguero reports that Cameron is expected to play.  We probably won't find out for sure until 3 pm ET on Sunday, though, and he'll be a re-injury risk.  We'd shy away from using Cameron in fantasy lineups this week.

Dolphins RB Lamar Miller (ankle) and TE Jordan Cameron (groin) returned to practice on Thursday.  Both will likely be listed as limited, but it gives them a shot to play against the Bills this weekend.  Check back tomorrow for another update.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron (groin) did not practice on Wednesday.  He doesn't have a promising history of returning from or playing through injuries.  Owners should be lining up a backup plan for Week 3.

Dolphins TE Jordan Cameron injured his groin in Sunday’s loss to the Jaguars. We should get an update on the severity tomorrow, but Cameron doesn’t have a good history of returning from or playing through injuries.

Contrary to previous reports, TE Jordan Cameron has actually signed with the Dolphins, according to Yahoo!'s Charles Robinson. It seems we can't be sure of anything this week until the team announces it, but Cameron makes sense for Miami if he comes cheaper than Charles Clay. Cameron broke out with an 80-917-7 line in 2013 for a Browns team that was the league's most pass-heavy. He struggled through multiple injuries while appearing in just 10 games and catching only 20 passes last season. Cameron's 3 concussions over the past 2 seasons are worrisome for his future, but he ranks among the position's top athletes when on the field. Cameron should be good for at least top-12 production when healthy and could come at a discount at fantasy football draft time after his tough 2014.

Browns TE Jordan Cameron (concussion) is active for today’s game against the Colts. He’s a risky fantasy play in his 1^st action since Week 8. But Cameron has intriguing upside vs. the league’s #30 TE defense.