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McCown is Dolphins No. 1 QB for now

Sparano quick to point out that first depth chart is 'ever-changing'

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Dolphins quarterback Josh McCown (left) has been listed ahead of last year's starter John Beck (right) on the team's first depth chart.
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updated 4:08 p.m. ET Aug. 4, 2008

DAVIE, Fla. - Josh McCown is listed as the Miami Dolphins’ No. 1 quarterback, for now.

The Dolphins released their first depth chart of the season Monday per NFL policy, putting the seven-year veteran at the top.

Dolphins coach Tony Sparano was quick to point out that the depth chart is ever-changing, and that second-year man John Beck and rookie Chad Henne haven’t been ruled to start at quarterback for Miami’s preseason opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Saturday night.

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“I don’t make much of it right now. It’s something that we had to produce and put out there so we put it out there,” Sparano said. “That depth chart in your hands right now won’t be the same this afternoon, never mind tomorrow, so it’s going to change every single day.”

Rookie left tackle Jake Long, the first overall pick of April’s draft, is listed at the No. 1 spot at his position. He is the only rookie currently holding a starting job.

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