Here are the most interesting Miami Dolphins stories Wednesday from around the web:
Andrew Abramson of the Palm Beach Post writes the Dolphins' free-agent options are dwindling.
Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald reports the Dolphins are in no rush to sign offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie.
ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. discusses draft options for the Dolphins.
Omar Kelly of the Sun Sentinel wonders if Dolphins tailback Lamar Miller can be elite.
Morning take: The first week of free agency usually is the busiest. The Dolphins made the immediate moves they felt necessary. Now it's time to bargain hunt.
Morning take: McKinnie says he will play on the left or right side in an effort to gain interest. That probably won't come from Miami unless other options in the draft and free agency don't pan out.
Morning take: It still looks like the offensive line for Miami. A guard and right tackle spot are wide open. A first-round pick could fill that void.
Morning take: Elite? That's a strong word and it's doubtful Miller will get to that level. But he's young and still has room to grow.
