The Miami Dolphins cut ties with incumbent starting free safety Gibril Wilson after just one season, lost out in their bids for free agents Antrel Rolle and Ryan Clark, and now face the reality that the position must be addressed via the draft…Begin Slideshow

Antonio Bryant may find another NFL home in the state of Florida.

In Bill Parcells’ world, loyalty is important.

Agent Lamont Smith said the Dolphins have expressed an interest in free agent receiver Antonio Bryant.

More photos » Lynne Sladky - AP This photo was taken moments after Jason found out Bill Parcells still wanted him despite his injury and his suspension. Time to celebrate, big guy! Browse more photos » The big story out of Miami on Tuesday was the Dolphins’ decision to bring back veteran nose tackle Jason Ferguson despite the recent news that he is facing an eight game suspension for violating the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing drugs

Dolphins nose tackle Jason Ferguson faces an eight-game suspension for violating the NFL’s policy on performance enhancing substances. He’s recovering from a quadriceps injury. And he had been contemplating retirement.

The Dolphins resigned NT Jason Ferguson for the upcoming 2010 season.

First reported by the Miami Herald, newly re-signed quarterback Chad Pennington has talked to Bill Parcells, and will be the Dolphins 3rd string quarterback this year, lining up behind Chad Henne, and Tyler Thigpen, who will be the 1st and 2nd string quarterbacks respectively. When Pennington met with Bill Parcells on the day after his conversation with Warner, they came to the mutual decision that Pennington would likely enter training camp as the third quarterback in the rotation for repetitions behind both Henne and Tyler Thigpen. It’s a move that will allow Thigpen to continue developing as a No.

Are you still reeling from the abrupt turnaround by safety Ryan Clark?  The same guy who said that Miami was the fit and then turned around and headed back to Pittsburgh saying that he “didn’t want to play here (Miami)”.  Yeah, a lot of people are, so don’t feel bad

When Middle Tennessee State defensive backs coach Steve Ellis served an internship with the Pittsburgh Steelers at their 2008 training camp, he came away more impressed with one player than any other: safety Ryan Clark. “He was a coach on the field,” Ellis said Monday.