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Publisher Posted Dec 2, 2011
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Two veteran quarterbacks hit the NFL marketplace today after being released Thursday: Donovan McNabb and Sage Rosenfels.
The Dolphins waived Rosenfels from the non-football illness list and will be subject to the waiver system.
However, the Houston Texans have already filled their backup job with Jake Delhomme.
A Chicago native, McNabb was cut by the Minnesota Vikings.
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The Chicago Bears placed a waiver claim on Kyle Orton when he was released, but he went to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Now, it's a possibility that they could make a claim on McNabb since Jay Cutler is sidelined and he could back up Caleb Hanie.
The Bears currently have Josh McCown as their backup.
For a team to claim McNabb, it would cost $1.5 million.
Rosenfels would also cost the remainder of his $1.5 million salary.
Rosenfels' agent, Rick Smith, said that his client is healthy after being hospitalized with a blood infection during training camp with the New York Giants.
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