Miami defensive end Jason Taylor is not interested in playing for the Packers, according to a report in The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. It was reported last week that Green Bay was interested in acquiring Taylor from the Dolphins. "I don't see it happening," a source close to Taylor said.

The Packers are reportedly interested in acquiring Dolphins DE Jason Taylor, according to ESPN.com. Miami apparently wants Taylor to play one final season for them, but Green Bay hasn't stopped checking about his availability. "We don't comment on rumors," Dolphins spokesman Harvey Greene said. "Anytime you can get a guy of that caliber, you'd want to try to get him," Packers defensive tackles coach Robert Nunn said. "But I don't get involved in anything like that."

Dolphins' Head Coach Tony Sparano said Saturday that rookie quarterback Chad Henne is still in the mix for the team's starting job, according to The South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "We're competing and everybody's competing, and Henne's competing, and the two veteran players knew that when we drafted Henne that we'd be competing. I think it's important, and we're going to take a look with whatever the possibilities are," Sparano said. "I want to see Chad in the first huddle, and I want to see Beck maybe in the third group at times and see how he rises."

Miami has cut veteran kicker Dave Rayner, according to a report by The NFL Network's Adam Schefter. Rayner spent time with the Chiefs and Chargers last season, connecting on 15 of 22 field goal attempts in a backup role. Rayner was signed by the Dolphins this offseason to provide competition for starter Jay Feely in training camp.

Head Coach Tony Sparano wants defensive end Jason Taylor back with the Dolphins next summer, according to The South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "I really wanted to make a point to Jason that we as an organization and certainly me as a head coach want to see Jason Taylor back here with the Miami Dolphins in uniform out on the field doing what he does best ... and that's running after quarterbacks and sacking quarterbacks," Sparano said during an interview on WQAM (560-AM) on Tuesday night. "I think at the end of our visit, I know that Jason knows that's how I feel and we feel as an organization right now."

Jason Taylor called a press conference on Sunday afternoon to deny rumors that he has asked the Dolphins to trade him this offseason, according to The Associated Press. He also said that he wants to play one more season before moving onto an acting career. He did, however, hint that he wouldn't mind being traded by Miami. "Do I want to be here? Yeah, I'd love to be here," Taylor said Sunday morning. "I would love to be a Dolphin and win games and have it work out for everybody. But that may not be the case." "I want to win in '08. That's what I want to do," Taylor said. "And I've told the Dolphins from Day 1 that was my intention. My intentions right now are to play one more year. I've tried to give the Dolphins the opportunity, if they wanted to do something and move me, then I was OK with that. If they can get value for me, then do that. That was the conversation we had behind closed doors a long time ago."