I am confused as to why the organization would have to let Fitzpatrick know that this was "his team". To me, if they like Tannehill, and he's available, you draft him. As for Fitzpatrick, there is nothing in his resume that leads me to believe that he should be anointed the starting job without any semblance of competition. Let's face it, he's not exactly Jim Kelly; heck, he's not even a Flutie. In two years as a starter, he has been quite good at times, and God-awful at others. Inconsistent is the best term to describe his play. To me, if there's a viable option, either in the draft or free agency, that would improve the talent level at that position, you pull the trigger. Fitzpatrick's feelings are of no consequence. He should have someone looking over his shoulder, vying for his job. Competition breeds success. All Fitzpatrick has proven, to this point, is that he's maddeningly inconsistent.