The National Football Post reports that the Jets have inked free agent DE Rodrique Wright: The New York Jets signed free agent defensive end Rodrique Wright today, the team announced. Wright is a former Miami Dolphins seventh-round pick who has posted 37 tackles 1 1/2 sacks and one fumble recovery back in 2007. He started nine games that season.

Good news for those hoping the Dolphins will sign Richie Incognito, the lineman will stay in Miami after his visit with Miami earlier today. The Miami Herald’s Jeff Darlington is reporting: G Richie Incognito will stay overnight in South Florida as his agent takes over situation

Talk about being the footnote of all footnotes. On the day the Jets introduced LaDainian Tomlinson (via conference call), they signed former Dolphins DE Rodrique Wright (6-5, 300), a street free agent. The former Texas standout was a seventh-round pick of the Dolphins in 2006.

Free-agent linebacker Akin Ayodele, whom the Dolphins recently released, is visiting with 49ers coaches and officials today in Santa Clara . ]]> Ayodele has been a starter at inside linebacker since 2003.

Dolphins set to meet Earl Thomas in April. Would be a great pick at #12.

The Miami Dolphins have some holes to fill.  Surprised?  Of course you’re not.  It’s an annual thing these past few years where this regime sits tight with their cards in hand and then wait for things to unfold.  This year however, with holes at OLB, NT, S, and depth issues at guard and ILB, how will they fix them?  Let alone fill a vacant number 1 WR spot to boot.  I have my thoughts. Safety:  Wait for it.  Simply wait for it.  In Dallas, there is talk that Ken Hamlin will be cut and if that happens, the Dolphins should take a strong look at bringing in the veteran.  Hamlin struggled last season as well as the year before compared to his past under Bill Parcells and company.  In Miami, he would be re-united with a system that better uses his style of play

When offensive guard Richie Incognito dines tonight with Dolphins coach Tony Sparano and assistant coach Dave DeGuglielmo on Monday evening, the impression he makes on both men might be the most important aspect of his free agent visit to South Florida.

This probably won’t be a popular sentiment, but I’m not here to make friends I’m here to stir up some debate. So here goes: Miami should sign Richie Incognito. Sure he’s dirty, sure he managed to get cut by the Rams and was poorly received when he was claimed by Buffalo.

(Sorry for the lack of content this past week.

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