Name: A.J. Feeley    QB    #7
6-3    220
College: Oregon
DOB: 05/16/77
Experience: 6th NFL Season
Acquired: Trade - 2005 (Miami)
Hometown: Ontario, Oregon

2005: Traded to Chargers from Miami Oct. 18...inactive as third quarterback Week 7-17. 2004: Played in 11 games, including eight starts, in his first season with the Dolphins... Connected on 191 of 356 passes for 1,893 yards with 11 touchdowns and 15 interceptions... Made his Dolphins debut in opener vs. Tennessee (9/11) when he played the entire second half and completed 21 of 31 for 168 yards with one touchdown and one interception... Completion percentage of 67.7 percent marked a season-high and is the second-best figure of his career... Made his first start as a Dolphin the following week at Cincinnati (9/19)... Also opened contest vs. Pittsburgh (9/26)... Served as backup to Jay Fiedler for next six games, four of which he did not appear... Moved back into starting lineup for game at Seattle (11/21) and kept it for the next six weeks... In the Seahawks game, accounted for the first rushing touchdown of his career when he scrambled for a seven-yard score... Notched his first win as a starter with the Dolphins the week afterwards at San Francisco (11/28) by hitting on 17 of 33 for 159 yards with two touchdowns and an interception... Had a 25-yard touchdown pass to Chris Chambers to open the scoring and a 15-yard scoring strike to Randy McMichael 4:25 into the fourth quarter to put the Dolphins ahead for good at 14-10... Compiled a career-high 303 yards passing vs. Buffalo (12/5) on 25 of 51 with three touchdowns and five interceptions, both of which represent career-highs.... The five interceptions also equaled a Dolphins single-game record which had been reached six times previously, most recently by Dan Marino on November 25, 1999 at Dallas... Two weeks later, in a  Monday night affair against the defending and eventual Super Bowl champion New England Patriots (12/20), led the Dolphins to an improbable win by completing 22 of 35 passes (62.9%) for 198 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions... Passer rating of 87.6 marked a season-best... With the Dolphins trailing 28-17 in the fourth quarter, led the team to a pair of touchdown drives within the final 2:07, including a 21-yard TD pass to Derrius Thompson on fourth-and-10 with 1:23 to play to provide the winning margin... Combined in those two drives, was 6 of 10 passing for 63 yards and a touchdown... Guided the Dolphins to their second win in a row with a 10-7 decision  over Cleveland (12/26) by completing 25 of 43 passing for 176 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions... Was inactive for season finale at Baltimore (1/2/05) with an injury to his ribs... Combined in his final two games of the year, completed 47 of 78 (60.3%) for 374 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions... Did not throw an interception over his final full two games and last 95 attempts of the season, dating back to a December 12 contest at Denver when he was picked off by Al Wilson on his first attempt of the second half. 2003: Was designated as the third quarterback for all 16 regular season games and both playoff contests with the Eagles, and did not see action... In preseason, completed 26 of 43 passes (60.5%) for 223 yards with three touchdowns and one interception. 2002 - Played in six games, starting five of them... Completed 86 of 154 passes for 1,011 yards with six touchdowns and five interceptions... Was designated as the third quarterback for each of the first ten games of the season... Became primary backup for 11th contest, in Monday night affair at San Francisco (11/25)... Entered the 49ers game in the third quarter when starter Koy Detmer left the contest with an elbow injury... Connected on all three of his pass attempts in that game, totaling 17 yards, including a touchdown... First attempt in that game went for a one-yard TD pass to Chad Lewis... Eagles went on to win the game, 38-17... Started each of the final five contests and led the Eagles to a 4-1 record during that time... First NFL start came vs. St. Louis (12/1) when he hit on 14 of 30 passes for 181 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions in Philadelphia’s 10-3 win... In the Eagles’ 34-21 NFC East-clinching victory over Washington (12/15), hit on 16 of 28 passes for 220 yards with two touchdowns and an interception... Also in that game, had a career-long 53-yard completion to FB Cecil Martin... Threw for a season-high 253 yards on 19 of 33 passing the following week at Dallas (12/21) in the Eagles’ 27-3 triumph... Was the third QB for each of the Eagles’ two playoff games... In preseason, was 29 of 49 passing (59.2%) for 321 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. 2001 - Was designated as the third quarterback for all 16 regular season games although he got into one contest... Initial action of NFL career occurred in season finale at Tampa Bay (1/6/02) when he entered the contest in the fourth quarter and connected on 10 of 14 passes for 143 yards with two touchdowns and an interception... Both touchdown passes went to WR Dameane Douglas, including a 24-yarder with 1:46 to play as he guided the Eagles back to a 17-13 victory... First touchdown pass of NFL career was a two-yard toss to Douglas earlier in the final quarter... Was designated as the third QB for all three playoff matchups... In preseason, was 12 of 23 for 120 yards with one touchdown and one interception.

Transaction History: Acquired by the Dolphins in a trade with Philadelphia on March 3, 2004 in exchange for a second-round draft choice in 2005... Originally the second of two fifth-round draft choices (155th overall) of Philadelphia in 2001. College: Lettered four years (1997-2000) in his collegiate career at Oregon... Started eight of the 22 games in which he played and completed 149 of 282 passes for 2,175 yards with 15 touchdowns and six interceptions... Opened the first eight games of his junior season of 1999 before being sidelined with an elbow injury... Connected on 136 of 259 passes for 1,951 yards with 14 touchdowns that year as he led the Ducks to a record of 5-3 prior to the injury... Because of that performance, was a mid-season nominee for the Davey O’Brien Award, presented to the nation’s top passer... Saw action in just two games as a senior behind starter Joey Harrington, the first-round draft choice of Detroit in 2002... Earned degree in business. Personal: Single... Girlfriend, Heather Mitts, was a defender on the 2004 U.S. Women’s Olympic soccer team which won the Gold Medal... Was a two-time Greater League Offensive Player of the Year and a first-team All-State Class 3A selection at Ontario (Ore.) High School... In his career, threw for 5,428 yards and 59 touchdowns... Also played safety in his prep career and intercepted 12 passes... Starred on the school’s basketball team as well, and was recruited to play basketball by several Big Sky Conference colleges... Father, W.M., is a math teacher at the high school he attended and is the head of baseball officials for the Scenic West Athletic Conference... His mother, Linda Larson, is the principal at Emmett Elementary School in Idaho... Since joining the Dolphins, has taken part in Habitat for Humanity and the team’s annual charity fishing tournament, while also having made several hospital visits... During the 2004 offseason, took part in the NFL Challenge held in the Cayman Islands... This past offseason, started his own foundation called “Future For Kids”... Was heavily involved in community-related activities during his tenure in Philadelphia... Enjoys working with kids, having attended events at several Children’s Hospitals in the Philadelphia area and participated in the United Way Hometown Huddle program with kids from the local Boys and Girls Club... Co-hosted his own weekly radio show during the 2003 season... In 2002, appeared on ESPN’s “Beg, Borrow & Deal”... Underwent an emergency appendectomy the same day he signed his rookie contract... Lists “Prayer for Owen Meanie” as favorite book, Bill Murray as favorite actor, Julia Roberts as favorite actress, Frogger as favorite video game, www.mulletsgalore.com as favorite web site and The Incredible Hulk as favorite superhero... After wearing uniform #14 his first three NFL seasons, now dons #7, the same jersey number that he wore in both high school and college... Full name is Adam Joshua Feeley, born May 16, 1977 in Caldwell, Idaho.

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