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Nuff said @ Miami Dolphins Training Facility instagram.com/p/ZSxi6mIwAw/— Richie incognito (@68INCOGNITO) May 14, 2013

According to multiple reports, Jets cut quarterback Tim Tebow. Predictable move after unproductive tenure

My understanding is that he has decent coverage skills. He could replace Misi or Odrick on passing downs and blitz or drop back...

Sorry this isn't a quote. :(

Bess traded to browns

If and i mean if the chiefs pick Eric Fisher number 1 overall is it out of the realm of possibility that our GM does whatever he can to jump up and take Luke Joeckel pairing him with his old QB and coach?

Sam Madison just brought up Lane Johnson as a tackle elligible option in the red zone... what LB could cover him? He is 6'6" and runs a 4.72 40 yard dash...

4) Le'Veon Bell, RB, Michigan State: Though Bell has rarely been mentioned as one of the top backs in the 2013 class, RB coaches around the league repeatedly have told me that he could be a star in a zone-based system.

(Bucky Brooks - NFL.com)

Rosenhaus also said he expects #Dolphins to take OT in the first round: "At this point, that's what I'm hearing from everyone"— Ben Volin (@BenVolinPBP) April 8, 2013

The NFL allows team to bring 30 non-local draft prospects to their headquarters, and the Dolphins are using some of those visits on positions they don’t need, such as Washington State quarterback Jeff Tuel and receiver teammate Marquess Wilson. Wilson quit the team in November, alleging verbal abuse by coach Mike Leach.
Dolphins receivers coach Ken O’Keefe met privately with Tennessee receivers Cordarrelle Patterson and Justin Hunter even after Miami signed Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson.
Taking Patterson at 12 would be very surprising considering Miami has needs elsewhere, but this is clear: If a receiver is high on Miami’s board in rounds two through four, Miami could draft him and trade Davone Bess.