The ' on Friday has cost his roster spot. The team announced Saturday that Jennings has been released. It's a move that was fully expected, even if the trade expedited the proce s. Jennings' fate was sealed when offensive coordinator Norv Turner acknowledged at the NFL that , signed off the ' practice squad in September, is " " the ' best receiver. Jennings, 31, was slated to earn $8.9 million while counting $11 million against the cap. That was too much to shell out for a declining wide receiver who hasn't topped 1 Ja'marcus Ingram Jersey ,000 yards since 2010. Outplayed by Johnson and down the stretch, Jennings caught 59 pa ses for 742 yards and six touchdowns in 2014. While he's still a reliable chain-mover, Jennings' big plays have become increasingly rare the past two years. The will go forward with Wallace, Johnson, Wright, and tight end as an improved group of pa s catchers for . It will be interesting to see where Jennings lands. Former coordinator Bill Musgrave is overseeing the offense in Oakland, but the need receivers with more speed. A better landing spot would be Miami, as coach Joe Philbin was offensive coordinator during Jennings' best seasons in Green Bay. If Jennings' market bottoms out, perhaps general manager Ted Thompson will entertain the notion of bringing him back to Green Bay as the fourth receiver. The latest Podcast and breaks down which teams have been wise in free agency. Find more content on . Tim Harris Jersey