I'd like to issue an all points bulletin on a 6'3", 220 pound, 25 year old, African-American male. He's athletically built and was last seen somewhere in the Miami-Dade County, Florida area. He is believed to be visiting with NFL franchises in an attempt to locate employment. If you, or your team, have seen this man, please contact us as soon as possible.

Sean Smith has gone missing. Okay, maybe not truly missing, but he sure isn't the hot commodity that all the pre-free agency rumors seemed to say he would be.

Smith is reportedly on a visit. Yet, it's not with any known NFL team. In fact, team after team seems to be addressing their cornerback need with someone else. The Denver Broncos have added Dominique Rodger Cromartie. The Detroit Lions kept Chris Houston. The Kansas City Chiefs grabbed Dunta Robinson before free agency began.

That's just the beginning. New York Giants? Aaron Ross. Carolina Panthers? Drayton Florence. Pittsburgh Steelers? William Gay. Philadelphia Eagles? BRadley Fletcher.

The Buffalo Bills kept Leodis McKelvin.

Maybe the Indianapolis Colts, who have the Dolphins' 2009 first round pick cornerback Vontae Davis, want to pair him with Miami's second round pick that year, Smith? Greg Toler and Darius Butler.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are said to have interest in Smith.

My story from last night on the Revis trade talks with the Bucs. They're interested. #Jets espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/s…

— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) March 13, 2013

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Nearing Trade to Acquire Darrelle Revis bit.ly/ZNpBfP

— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers_News) March 14, 2013

Well, that doesn't look good for Smith.

So, where is Smith, and where is his market?

Could he end up right back with the Dolphins? It's really beginning to look more and more likely.