Miami Dolphins In Depth

Dolphins 2011 regular-season schedule is here

The Dolphins 2012 schedule is here. Actually, it is right below here:

9/9 at Houston 1 PM

9/16 OAKLAND 4:15 PM

9/23 N.Y. JETS 1 PM

9/30 at Arizona 4:05

10/7 at Cincinnati 1 PM

10/14 ST. LOUIS 1 PM

10/21 BYE

10/28 at N.Y. Jets 1 PM

11/4 at Indianapolis 1 PM

11/11 TENNESSEE 1 PM

11/15 at Buffalo 8:20 PM (Thurs.)

11/25 SEATTLE 1 PM

12/2 NEW ENGLAND 1 PM

12/9 at San Francisco 4:05 PM

12/16 JACKSONVILLE 1 PM

12/23 BUFFALO 1 PM

12/30 at New England 1 PM

Proof Dolphins are working these days

The Dolphins are in the middle of their offseason program and I know this because the pictures don't lie.

Below are Reggie Bush, a workout machine, on the bench; quarterback Matt Moore, who will be competing for a starting job, doing some heavy lifting; and cornerback Sean Smith is showing off his new look hair cut.

(All photos courtesy the Miami Dolphins)

Dolphins, Naanee agree on one-year deal

No, he's not a game-changer. No, he's not expected to replace Brandon Marshall.

But the Dolphins expect veteran experience and solid play out of Legedu Naanee after he signed a one-year deal with the club this morning. Naanee will compete for a roster spot.

So does this end Miami's need for wide receiver help in the draft? Probably not. But instead of drafting multiple receivers the Dolphins might now be in a position to not need to double down on the position as they previously have done at other positions such as cornerback.

To make that point, the Dolphins recently continued working out draft eligible receivers. The latest of these is University of Miami receiver Travis Benjamin, who worked out for the team.

Benjamin finished his career at UM with 2,146 receiving yards, one of only six players in school history to to eclipse 2,000 yards. He caught 41 passes for 609 yards in 2011. Benjamin also was an outstanding punt returner for Miami, avering 11 yards per return and served as the kick returner as well.