Miami’s quest for a No. 1 wide receiver might also come to fruition,the most notable candidate is Tampa Bay wide receiver Antonio Bryant, a Miami native who is also a free agent. Bryant had a breakout season in 2008, finishing as only one of four wide receivers with more than 80 receptions (83), 1,200 yards (1,248) and seven touchdowns (7). But he caught only 39 passes in an injury-ravaged 2009. Denver’s Brandon Marshall, who was tendered for only a first-round pick Wednesday, is another option, though it’s doubtful the Dolphins’ front-office would exchange the 12th pick in next month’s draft for that kind of headache, no matter how talented. Source: Palm Beach Post
