Safety Ryan Clark’s first visit in free agency will be with the Miami Dolphins. Clark arrived Sunday in South Florida and will meet with Dolphins officials Monday, said his agent, Joel Turner

MIAMI — Free agent Jason Ferguson, a veteran nose tackle most recently with the Miami Dolphins, has been suspended for the first eight games of next season for violating NFL policy on performance-enhancing substances. Ferguson was drafted in 1997, playing eight seasons with the Jets and three with the Dallas…

On Sunday, news came out that Miami Dolphins starting nose tackle Jason Ferguson will be suspended for the first eight games of the 2010 season for violating the league’s substance abuse policy…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…

The Dolphins already knew they’d soon need to find an eventual replacement for nose tackle Jason Ferguson. Now, they’ll have a little more pressure to do it.

The Dolphins entered the 2010 offseason with questions at the nose tackle position. Unfortunately, it appears that a likely contingency option will be scrapped.

According to a report in the St.

Cleveland Browns C Rex Hadnot visited with the Denver Broncos Friday Offensive lineman Rex Hadnot, one of five unrestricted free agents reported to be visiting the Denver Broncos this weekend, has left Dove Valley without a contract, FOX 31’s Josina Anderson reports. Hadnot (6?2?, 320 lbs.), a six-year veteran with the Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns, started in six games for the Browns in 2009 while struggling through a left knee injury

The Miami Dolphins have brought back Chad Pennington on a one year deal worth $2.5 million to serve as the backup/mentor to Chad Henne. Pennington signed with the Dolphins prior to the start of the 2008 season and led the team to an 11-5 record to lead the AFC East before the team was ousted in

With the twelfth pick of the 2010 NFL Draft, the Miami Dolphins select Earl Thomas, safety from Texas.

Friday wasn’t the greatest day in Miami Dolphins franchise history, but it certainly has to rank as one of the busiest. Starting with the news just after midnight that free agent linebacker Karlos Dansby would make his first official visit to South Florida (en route to signing a five-year $43 million deal) and continuing on through