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Te XAN S
veterans
Kansas City (10/21) and completed his only pass
attempt for a career-long 77-yard touchdown
to WR Chris Chambers…started at Cleveland
(11/20) and finished five-for-10 passing for 14
yards…stepped in vs. Buffalo (12/4) and led
the biggest come-from-behind victory in the
fourth quarter in Dolphins history, rallying the
team from a 23-3 deficit to a 24-23 win…finished
that game with 272 yards on 22-of-37 passing
with two touchdowns and one interception in
his first-career victory…started the second
half vs. New York Jets (12/18) when the score
was tied 10-10 and completed six of his 13 pass
attempts for 99 yards with one touchdown and
no interceptions…led the team to a 24-20 win,
giving him his second fourth-quarter comeback
win of the season.
2004 (Miami 3/1): Played in three games with
one start…started the first game of his career
for injured QB A.J. Feeley in the team’s season
finale at Baltimore (1/2/05)…completed 16-of-38
passes for 264 yards with one touchdown and
three interceptions…completed the Dolphins’
longest pass play of the season on a 76-yard
touchdown pass to Chambers on the first play
from scrimmage.
2003 (Miami 2/0): Appeared in two games, both
as a reserve, and finished the season with four
completions on six pass attempts for 50 yards
and one touchdown for a 131.9 passer rating…
totaled 50 passing yards and one touchdown
with no interceptions on four-of-six passing, all
in a 31-7 loss at Tennessee (11/9)…notched his
first-career completion on a five-yard pass to
running back Travis Minor…threw first-career
touchdown to Donald Lee.
2002 (Miami 4/0): Played in four games as a
reserve, in his first season with the Dolphins…
finished with zero completions on three attempts
during his Dolphins’ debut in Miami’s Monday
night game at Green Bay (11/4).
2001 (Washington 0/0): Did not see any
game action, spending most of the season
as Washington’s third quarterback…was
promoted to backup quarterback in two games,
but did not play.
COLLEGE: Was a four-year letterman at Iowa
State from 1997-2000…finished with 4,164
passing yards with 19 touchdowns and 26
interceptions on 306-of-587 passing during his
four-year career, including the last two as a
starter…totaled 660 career rushing yards and 14
touchdowns on 164 carries…led the Cyclones
to their first bowl appearance in 22 years, as
well as Iowa State’s first-ever postseason win,
when he helped beat Pittsburgh in the Insight.
com Bowl as a senior in 2000 to give his team
a 9-3 record…completed 172-of-333 passes
for 2,298 yards and eight touchdowns as a
senior co-captain…rushed for 381 yards and
10 touchdowns…redshirted as a freshman in
1996.
PERSONAL: Attended Maquoketa (Ia.) High
School, where he lettered in football, basketball,
baseball, tennis, and track for the Cardinals…
was an all-state selection in baseball, basketball,
and football…majored in marketing…grew up
on an 11-acre property in Maquoketa, a town
with a population of almost 6,500 near the
Iowa/Illinois border…born Sage Rosenfels in
Maquoketa, Iowa…he and his wife, Maria, have
two children: daughter, Ava and son, Peyton.
An avid recycler
looks to spearhead
the Texans effort at
recycling as a team
N F L S tat i s t i c s - R o s e n f e l s
Year Team GP GS Att Cmp Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int Lg Sk Yds Lst Rating
2002 Mia 4 0 3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39.6
2003 Mia 2 0 6 4 66.6 50 8.3 1 0 21t 0 0 131.9
2004 Mia 3 1 39 16 41.0 264 6.8 1 3 76t 3 16 41
2005 Mia 4 1 61 34 55.7 462 7.6 4 3 77t 0 0 81.5
2006 Hou 4 0 39 27 69.2 265 7.1 3 1 28 1 5 103.0
2007 Hou 9 5 240 154 64.2 1,684 7.0 15 12 53t 6 48 84.8
TOTALS 26 7 388 235 60.6 2,725 7.0 24 19 77t 10 69 82.0
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